Arts & Culture
The Middle Coast takes its sound to Japan
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From JUNOfest to Japan, local pop-rock band The Middle Coast is keeping up its tradition of touring.
The three-piece band, consisting of Dylan MacDonald, Liam Duncan, and Roman Clarke, is starting a 10-stop tour...
Hearing Trees – Quiet Dreams, 4/5
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Graham Hnatiuk and his band Hearing Trees are currently touring British Columbia for the release of their debut full-length album, Quiet Dreams.
The Winnipeg-based alternative rock project has been releasing music annually since their...
Royal revival in the Exchange
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The King’s Head Pub and Eatery has found success in revamping their iconic Sunday night programming.
Local creators of Live at The Roslyn, the Village Idiots, have partnered with the Exchange District venue to host...
Building a diverse gallery in the School of Art
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The most recent exhibit at the School of Art Gallery sat empty for a week before curator Noor Bhangu began to install artwork. On March 15, the womenofcolour@soagallery opened, featuring the artworks of queer,...
Forth hosting nostalgic pinball pop-up
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Nostalgia is the name of the game for pinball league member Grant Zeilstra, who will be able to play over 20 machines at Forth’s pinball pop-up.
Zeilstra, 48, started playing pinball while studying an...
National project showcasing Indigenous women artists
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More than 160 billboards featuring artwork created by 50 Indigenous women artists will be displayed on highways and cities across Canada beginning June 1.
Resilience will take place until August 1, 2018. The public...
Stepping stone to exploring the heart of Winnipeg
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Design Quarter will be hosting a free market at local furniture store HUT K SPACE March 24 to highlight some of the businesses that central Winnipeg has to offer.
Design Quarter is a non-profit organization...







