Arts & Culture
There is no other band quite like Hut Hut
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Hut Hut was formed a decade ago after the semi-disbandment of Boats, which featured lead singer-songwriter and guitarist Mat Klachefsky and a rotating lineup of musicians. When Klachefsky stepped into a new career and...
RWB’s The Sleeping Beauty a showstopping event
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While American actor Timothée Chalamet controversially claimed that no one cares about ballet anymore, one would not believe it with how packed the Centennial Concert Hall was on the evening of March 14 as...
U of M students reclaim gallery space with clay
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The School of Art Student Gallery’s previous exhibition, titled reCLAYm, recently concluded on March 11. Curated by final-year fine arts student Madeleine Alsip, reCLAYm showcased pieces by U of M ceramics students created in...
RMTC premieres In the Shadow Beyond the Pines
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Interview by Carrington Dong
For the final Tom Hendry Warehouse play of its 2025-26 season, Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre (RMTC) presents the world premiere of In the Shadow Beyond the Pines.
Written by Indigenous playwright and...
GAEREA’s Loss a thrilling work of melodic metal
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Portuguese masked band GAEREA’s upcoming album, Loss, marks a shift from their earlier work. Their first album to be released through new label Century Media Records, Loss, focuses on personal experiences while maintaining their...
Hoppers is pretty “dam” good
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Pixar released their latest sci-fi comedy Hoppers earlier this month. Directed by Daniel Chong, the creator of the popular cartoon We Bare Bears, this whimsical, sometimes unhinged beaver-centred environmentalist film is entertaining, but also...
Centuries-old clothing uncovers Indigenous history
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U of M students and faculty gathered in St. John’s College for the Centre for Human Rights Research event Stitching Histories: A Scholar-Artist In Archives And Museums on March 11 to hear Indigenous scholar...







