Arts & Culture
Middle Coast cruising towards record release
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Recently relocated pop/rock trio the Middle Coast (formerly called Until Red) have hit their new hometown of Winnipeg, and are set to release their new album The Making Of: The Middle Coast on May...
Local musicians gather to pay tribute to underground folk hero Daniel...
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Local musicians and DJs are getting together for a collaborative benefit gig – Don’t Be Scared: A Tribute to Daniel Johnston – at the Good Will on Sunday, March 26 at 8 p.m.
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New GoSA photo exhibit centers on U of M faculty strike,...
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The Gallery of Student Art’s (GoSA) latest exhibit, Our Voice, was showcased from March 6 to 10 to give some U of M students the opportunity to showcase how they were affected by the...
Bill & Joel Plaskett – Solidarity, 3.5/5
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Solidarity marks a heartwarming, collaborative new step for Nova Scotian indie rocker Joel Plaskett. After gaining notoriety and the ability to pursue music full-time within the bands Thrust Hermit and (more recently) the Emergency...
VIKINGS – Animal Kingdom, 2/5
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VIKINGS are a local electronic pop trio that has been playing both locally and abroad for nearly half a decade. Over the years, the group has played many local mainstay events – Festival du...
WAG exhibit gives platform to Indigenous artist-boarders
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Running through April 2 at the Winnipeg Art Gallery, Boarder X features Indigenous Canadian artists who surf, skate, and snowboard.
Board sports are, at their core, about working with the surrounding environment, be it concrete,...
Nic Dyson locks down Searchlight regional finals
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Local singer/songwriter Nic Dyson has made it to the regional finals for CBC Searchlight 2017 competition. The Canada-wide competition is looking across the country for musicians to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday based on votes...







