Arts & Culture
Slow Spirit – Unnatured, 4/5
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After five years of writing, re-writing, practicing, and performing, Slow Spirit is set to release their first full length LP. The Winnipeg-based psychedelic jazz-folk fusion group is a staple of the Manitoba music scene,...
Live at the Roslyn thrives while supporting local music
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Over the past year, The Village Idiots have been working hard to maintain and grow the fan base for their weekly installment of Live at the Roslyn.
Every Wednesday, creators Rylie Saunders and Kevin...
X-Cues’ Café and Lounge still live after five decades on Sargent...
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X-Cues’ Café and Lounge has been a West End staple for almost half a century. Formerly known as Enzo’s Sports Bar, it first opened on a bustling of Sargent Avenue in 1969. The brothers...
Herbivore haven coming to Winnipeg
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From hobby-horsing to a vegan mac and cheese cook-off, VegFest is the first vegan and vegetarian festival to take place in Manitoba. The festival will host a number of speakers, cruelty-free food and artisan...
Living Hour evolving, maturing in crafting sophomore effort
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Dreamy indie rock outfit Living Hour is set to perform Sept. 9 at the Good Will Social Club alongside artists Lev Snowe and Charlie Baby. Living Hour will be recording an album at the...
Festival Review: Rainbow Trout Music Festival
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Tucked away on the banks of the Rousseau River, just south of St. Malo, Manitoba, the Rainbow Trout Music Festival (RTMF) takes place in a location unlike any small festival you’ve been to before....
Festival Review: Interstellar Rodeo
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Leading up to Interstellar Rodeo, my mind is filled with cynicism.
You guessed it, I am excited to witness Father John Misty's heroically large ego. Really, I can't stop singing his songs. Josh Tillman...







