Arts & Culture
No time for a day job
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The F-Holes are one Winnipeg band that you must see live. They boast a high-energy performance that practically grabs you by the shirt collar and flings you onto the dance floor. Their mix of...
send + receive: a festival of sound
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Audio artists from around the world are bringing their often underappreciated art form to Winnipeg for the 14th annual send + receive festival (Oct. 17 to Oct. 20).
The festival began under the supervision of...
Reel Pride!
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The Winnipeg Gay & Lesbian Film Society has been organizing film screenings for the past 25 years or so, and this year marks the 19th annual Reel Pride Film Festival. This week-long GLBTTQ* film...
Queer Perspectives
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Lisa Wood has just completed a yearlong project in partnership with the Rainbow Resource Centre, as part of the WITH ART Community Program put together by the Winnipeg Arts Council.
“Over the course of the...
Going Deep with Jodie Layne
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Ditch your hookup hang-ups: a religious background
There are so many barriers that can hold us back from expressing our sexuality in the way that is most true to our desire and that prevents us...
Keeping up with the Girth
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The Girth frontman, Steve Basham, likes to keep busy.
Right on the heels of his own solo album, Don’t Swimmin’, and the Girth’s improvisational EP, the Girth Diaries—both of which were released on the opening...
Riot Lung
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Leah Horlick comes to Winnipeg to launch her new book
Screen printing, pap smears, family vacations, and racism – just a few of the disparate topics that wordsmith/poet/writer/feminist/lesbian Leah Horlick can weave together with ease....





