Arts & Culture
Hone your skills with writer-in-residence Peter Jaeger
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Peter Jaeger, the current fall term writer-in-residence for the U of M’s Centre for Creative Writing and Oral Culture (CCWOC) and author of 14 books ranging from poetry to fiction, is holding multiple writing...
’Toban staff try the new Starbucks holiday drinks
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With Halloween being so last week and Starbucks officially having its holiday drinks out, we at the Manitoban tested them all so you don’t have to.
Our tasters ranked each drink — the gingerbread oat...
The raw drama of Renee
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A nearly full house at the John J. Conklin Theatre rose to their feet in a standing ovation on Wednesday, Nov. 1 for the final show of Renee’s theatrical run, presented by the The...
Get a Clue at Royal MTC
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On Oct. 17, the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre (RMTC) opened its 2023-24 mainstage season with a production of Clue, an adaptation of the classic board game-turned-movie. On Oct. 24, I attended a show with...
OurToba brings the blizzard with Cold Reading Event
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The King’s Head Pub will once again be filled with actors set to take on brand new works by women, non-binary and gender-diverse writers on the evening of Nov. 1.
Put on by the OurToba...
Bikers and babes and bingo, oh my!
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Bikers, Babes and Bingo, a fundraising event organized by Dykes on Bikes (DOB) Winnipeg, CA, will be revving up at Club 200 on Nov. 11 from 4 to 9 p.m.
The DOB Winnipeg chapter is...
On marronne? (Si ça te dit, viens) and its quest for...
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Identity and mythologies of a people come alive in Théâtre Cercle Molière’s On marronne ? (Si ça te dit, viens), written by playwright Gustave Akakpo and directed by Geneviève Pelletier. The production has four...







