Locals to look out for
Hey Winnipeg, you want to know a secret? Don’t tell anybody, but I’ve got a new favorite band – the Psychics are wacky, weird, and…
Arts & Culture
Going Deep with Jodie Layne
Is it just you or are there a lot of really good-looking people on campus this year? People are sporting their summer tans and freckles,…
Transformative theatre
Since 2003, the Winnipeg-based theatre company Sarasvàti Productions has been running an annual festival showcasing female theatre artists. FemFest—which has grown from a fledgling grassroots…
Traditional functions redefined
I visited Dong-Kyoon Nam at aceartinc., just days before the opening reception of his first solo exhibition. He was in the gallery by himself, up on…
Fair trade food and music from across Manitoba
From Sept. 13 to 15, Harvest Moon Festival will celebrate 12 years of bringing people together from across Manitoba to enjoy great music, delicious food,…
Experimental, low-fidelity cinema
On Tuesday, Sept. 3, Winnipeg’s Raw Gallery will be hosting the Basement Media Fest, a screening event showcasing experimental, low-fidelity cinema. The annual show, which…
First-ever Frosh Music Festival to be held on Fort Garry campus
Last year, the slate formerly known as Fresh promised, during their run for the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) executive, to bolster school spirit…
Going Deep with Jodie Layne
One thing that seems to weird people out and can be hard to understand is fantasy: how it works, and in which ways it can…
Accessible art for all
As everyone and their dog is aware, the 100 Masters exhibit was on display at the Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG) all summer and came to…
Locals to Look Out For
In the world of music there are two kinds of shows. Type one we will call the “typical show.” This is where a couple of…