Arts & Culture

                        I have always been captivated by the opening titles of classic Disney films like The Sword in the Stone and Sleeping Beauty.  The story begins in a bedazzled fairy tale book with gothic lettering and...

The School of Art student gallery unveiled its latest solo exhibition on June 25  — Faith: Who Do You Trust? Featuring works by U of M student UV Chawla, this exhibition includes installations, paintings,...

To mark its season finale, the Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir — also known as “the Phil” — will present Seven Last Words of Christ, an oratorio by famed composer Joseph Haydn. The performance, which will feature...

This Saturday, Canzona will present Bed, Bach & Beyond on campus as a part of the 2025 Winnipeg Baroque Festival. This eclectic concert features music by Johann Sebastian Bach alongside works by modern composers,...

When Dry Cold Productions was founded 24 years ago, most of the musicals being staged in Winnipeg came from the “golden age” of musical theatre. “We started Dry Cold as a company 24 years ago...

This weekend, the Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra is teaming up with SoulBear (David Grenon), a bilingual singer-songwriter originally from Quebec, to perform jazz standards made famous by Frank Sinatra. Curated by Sean Irvine, the concert...

Winnipeg native Meagan Funk began dancing at the age of four. “I’ve always loved moving my body to music ever since I was little, ever since I can remember walking, I have been dancing,”...