Arts & Culture
U of M prof creates for popular “Warhammer 40,000” series
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Many of you know David Annandale as a film studies professor with a passion for genre fiction and video games, but did you also know he is a regular contributor to Black Library’s Warhammer...
“Tour de Force” concert features Canadian soloists, premieres concertos
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The premiere of Vivian Fung’s Concerto for Two Violins and Kevin Lau’s Writ in Water by the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra (MCO) has caught the attention of Winnipeg’s classical music admirers.
Under the leadership of Anne...
Laughter is Medicine returns for third showcase
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On March 15, the West End Cultural Centre will host Red Rising Magazine’s third Laughter is Medicine comedy night.
Laughter is Medicine showcases Canadian Indigenous comics, both new to and veterans of the industry.
“If the...
Marjorie Ward lecture features local author
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St. John’s College hosted the 35th annual Marjorie Ward Lecture featuring award-winning Winnipeg Métis writer Katherena Vermette March 6.
This year’s lecture was entitled gene rations: Métis experiences in Winnipeg history. The talk centred around recent...
Arabic art and history showcased at U of M
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In celebration of Arabic culture, the U of M’s Arab Students’ Association (ASA) will be having their fourth Annual Arab Exhibition March 13 in UMSU University Centre.
ASA president Zara Kadhim said the association hopes...
Local artist profile: Callen Froese
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Callen Froese is a freelance multi-media artist based in Winnipeg whose work focuses on equality, sustainability and human rights.
Froese, who grew up in Wolseley, attributes her artistic drive to her upbringing.
“I think that area,...






