Arts & Culture
The ‘Toban takes on Nuit Blanche
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Boris Tsun Hang Leung, arts and culture editor
On Sept. 27, Winnipeg hosted Nuit Blanche, the city’s annual late-night art festival. From 6 p.m. till late, art installations, DJs and vendors filled the streets of ...
Performing Schubert with a modern twist
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This Sunday, U of M faculty members Mel Braun and Laura Loewen will be joining forces with local poet Hannah Green and rock band VVonder to perform Stumble On (Schubert’s Winter Journey Re-Imagined) on...
The future of AI in the creative industry
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Recently, Winnipegger Adam Fainman launched Moonlite Labs, a generative artificial intelligence (AI) platform for content creators to produce images, videos and animations with minimal technical expertise.
In addition, users can edit the generated clips on...
BreakOut West to return to Winnipeg
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BreakOut West is set to return to Winnipeg next week for its 23rd iteration. A music conference will run during the day at the Fairmont Hotel from Sept. 24-28, and at night, various venues...
Art tour explores studios along Harte Trail
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This weekend, artists who live along the Harte Trail will be opening their home studios for visitors to explore. With 20 studios stretching from Tuxedo to Headingley, the Harte Trail Studio Art Tour will...
Dana Solomon debuts original film at TIFF
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Recently, Selkirk artist Dana Solomon appeared in two films premiering at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). In addition to starring in Blood Lines, a Métis romance, Solomon is presenting her short film...
Scott Nolan to tour southern Manitoba
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On Sept. 16, local musician and poet Scott Nolan and pianist Cory Wolchuk will perform in Winnipeg, kicking off a series of concerts across southern Manitoba.
Nolan, who was born in Toronto but grew up...







