Arts & Culture
When everyone’s a critic
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TORONTO — What does it mean to be a critic at a time when opinions flood our news feeds and Facebook timelines, and everyone claims to have an important critical perspective? In the era...
Stacey James set to release debut solo album
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Winnipeg-based singer-songwriter Stacey James will be releasing her first solo album, 11 11, this month with a release show at the Park Theatre on Friday, Feb. 10.
James was previously the lead vocalist and songwriter...
Ione Thorkelsson’s Synthia’s Closet is an artistic exploration of synthetic life
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Science is a discipline that pushes nature’s boundaries and questions known principles, and with today’s rate of scientific and technological advancement, there is a need to pause and ponder the impact scientific strides may...
Onward and Forthwith
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Forth Projects – a café, bar, coffee roastery, restaurant, and art gallery – has quickly become a staple in the Exchange District. After opening its doors and getting its footing, Forth has become a...
SpaceFinder brings artists and creative spaces together
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On Friday, Feb. 3, Fractured Atlas, in partnership with the Arts and Cultural Industries Association of Manitoba (ACI Manitoba will launch SpaceFinder Manitoba, an online platform for artists and venues in Winnipeg. The launch,...
Sarasvati Productions’ One Night Stand series offers a space for feedback...
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On Thursday, Feb. 2, Winnipeg experimental and transformative theatre company Sarasvati Productions will be relaunching their One Night Stand series at the Prairie Theatre Exchange’s Colin Jackson studio. The theatre production company had put...
Manitoba Theatre for Young People’s Mess takes humorous approach to tackling...
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From Feb. 17 to 26, the Manitoba Theatre for Young People (MTYP) will be showcasing Mess, a play written by British performer and creator Caroline Horton. The play creatively tackles common sociocultural issues like...







