Arts & Culture
Bound to Please brings romance to North End
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After graduating from the U of M with an English degree last year, Dylan Yuen now operates the bookstore Bound to Please in the North End of Winnipeg. They have spent the last several...
Isiah Medina’s Gangsterism to be screened in Winnipeg
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Gangsterism, Winnipeg-born filmmaker Isiah Medina’s fifth feature film, is hitting the screen this week at the Dave Barber Cinematheque.
The film follows Clem, a filmmaker and gangster who needs money for an upcoming project. He...
Dominique Adams to perform in Winnipeg
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Winnipeg-based folk singer-songwriter Dominique Adams released her first full-length album, To Keep, last summer.
“The namesake of the record is a message of staying true to yourself through life’s moments, big and small. It’s just...
Performing masculinity on a vintage talk show stage
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Gislina Patterson and Dasha Plett are the two self-described transsexual artists behind We Quit Theatre, a performance collaboration based in Winnipeg. On Feb. 6, 13 and 20, they will present Men Explain Things to...
Danko Jones releases 12th album Leo Rising
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The hard rock trio Danko Jones was formed in Toronto in 1996. Comprised of vocalist and guitarist Danko Jones, bassist John “JC” Calabrese and drummer Rich Knox, the group first built their reputation through...
Winterruption to take over Winnipeg venues
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Local indie music promoter Real Love Winnipeg’s multi-day and multi-venue festival, Winterruption, is set to return for another year from Jan. 20 to 25. Altogether, the sixth annual iteration will feature over 50 artists....
What if Arctic research had a soundtrack?
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U of M’s eXperimental Improv Ensemble (XIE) is performing Arctic Resonance in Desautels Concert Hall on Jan. 23, blending Arctic research and music in a cross-faculty performance.
In this concert, XIE will play a live soundtrack...







