Arts & Culture
Following the Wild Path
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Winnipeg-based yoga teacher Ash Bourgeois has found a way to provide Winnipeggers with a holistic fitness experience that connects them back to their deepest selves and Mother Nature. Her passion for educating others on...
Ten festival performances you should go see this July
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Even though Winnipeg is fresh from June’s Aboriginal Day and Jazz Winnipeg Festival, there are two more festivals this month to keep our spirits high, bodies grooving, and minds engaged: the Winnipeg Folk Festival...
Kenny vs. Spenny stars, Troma co-founder to appear in upcoming Canadian...
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A comic artist’s love for trash cinema, zombies, and Victoria, BC inspired him to develop a video game that pays homage to each. The indie video game, titled Bad Taste as a flippant reference to...
New farmers’ market series to hit Exchange District alleyways
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The Exchange District holds many iconic events over the summer months, ranging from Jazz Fest to biking restaurant tours. This year, Exchange District enthusiasts have something new to look forward to – a farmer’s...
Student artists present final works
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Four University of Manitoba master of fine art students are showcasing their thesis exhibitions at the School of Art Gallery located at 255 ARTlab (School of Arts building). The exhibitions, titled Grasp the Nettle,...
X-Men: Apocalypse most recent film in a stale franchise
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Halfway through one of the most exciting years for heroes in theatre, the ninth installment of the X-Men film series, X-Men: Apocalypse, made its debut. In its opening weekend, the much-anticipated springtime movie grossed...
It’s an outside joke
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Winnipeg’s Gas Station Arts Centre will be hosting Outside Joke, a Winnipeg improvisational theatre company, on June 11. The show, which promises to be an incredible night of comedy, will be the group’s fifth...
