Arts & Culture

Working at an adult boutique can be an eye-opening experience and a practice in ridding yourself of expectations and stereotypes. You become immediately comfortable speaking of intimate things with strangers, saying out loud words and desires that may...

Hollerin’ Pines will be releasing a new album of rootsy/folk songs that will please your ears and warm your heart. The self-titled, five-song EP is the band’s second release, but their first with their...

From Nov. 5 to 9, the University of Manitoba Inner City Social Work Campus (William Norrie Centre) will be hosting a mobile exhibit entitled 100 Years of Loss – The Residential School System in...

For the next month aceartinc. is home to Rosemary Scanlon’s exhibition Whorl of Sleep, a series of Darger-esque watercolour paintings that locate the tension between the fantasy and reality of northern life. Scanlon completed her...

If you like to wake up and smell the really delicious, artisan coffee there are going to be two new places to do so. With the opening of Café Postal on Provencher Boulevard this...

Solidarity Rock is a non-profit, artist run organization that aims to help Cuban musicians access the equipment and resources needed to create music, partnering Canadian and Cuban bands together in order to bring Canadian...

You can never have too much—or too little—sex! This might not come as a shock to many, but the Anna Faris film What’s Your Number? is atrocious. Originally, I had seen only the beginning on HBO...