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Herbivore haven coming to Winnipeg

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Jen Doerksen
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...
Michelle Tree
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Living Hour evolving, maturing in crafting sophomore effort

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Olivia Michalczuk
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...
Andrea Davis
Arts & Culture

Festival Review: Rainbow Trout Music Festival

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Blake Fortier
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....
Jen Doerksen
Arts & Culture

Festival Review: Interstellar Rodeo

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Ben Figler
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...
Brian Gluck
Arts & Culture

Summer Lights Festival returns for second run

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Ben Figler
The second edition of Summer Lights Music Festival is set to take over Brandon in early September, and festival prep is kicking in full swing as the days count down. Taking place at the Keystone...
Arts & Culture

Le Burger Week Returns to Winnipeg

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Olivia Michalczuk
The beginning of September marked the kick-off of Le Burger Week in Winnipeg, one of the city’s most popular culinary events.   “Today marks the first day of the highly anticipated Le Burger Week and...
Chris P. Bakon
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Winnipeg punk supergroup Agapito discuss their recently released EP

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Craig Adolphe
3 Song Demo marks the first release for the newly formed band.
Photo of Agapito: left to right, Jim Agapito, Ryan Nash, Mike Peters, and Jordan McConnell.
Craig Adolphe

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