Arts & Culture

Local indie rock band Living Hour has been spending this November playing shows across the continent to promote their fourth and latest album Internal Drone Infinity. The 2025 tour will conclude at The Park...

The third edition of the International Cello Festival of Canada was recently held in Winnipeg from Oct. 28 to Nov. 1. Several events took place in the Desautels Concert Hall and Eva Clare Hall...

What makes a place worth remembering?  The Martian and the Mound explores memory and meaning with a science-fiction twist, all set against the backdrop of the Manitoba prairie. The play follows Dr. Phoenix Albright, an...

Starting Oct. 27, the School of Fine Arts Students Association (SoFASA) prompted students to create Halloween-themed artwork to display in their lounge at 460 ARTlab. They printed short prompts and placed them in a...

The Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre has opened their 2025-26 season with the play Life of Pi.  Life of Pi was adapted from the award-winning novel of the same name by Yann Martel, which was also...

                      The Churchill folk-rock band Days on Land launched its debut album, Tales from the Shallows, on Oct. 24, releasing nine tracks that tell stories from the polar bear capital of the world.  Roy Mexted, singer-songwriter...

Originally from Manitoba, singer-songwriter Desiree Dorion has enjoyed a successful career in music, making her mark as a four-time Manitoba Country Music Award winner.  When asked to describe her musical style, she said, “I’m a...