Arts & Culture
Local artist’s latest exhibit at Pulse Gallery takes on climate change
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Climate change is on everyone’s minds and we all have our own way of confronting it.
Anja Studer is taking climate action through her art.
On the evening of Sept. 27, in conjunction with the international...
House Handshake’s road to Winnipeg
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A long and winding road led to the formation of local indie outfit House Handshake.
The band is currently comprised of Quinton Poitras (vocals, frets), Darrell Anderson (frets, vocals), Sarah Greco (vocals, ukulele), Tanner Link...
Nuit Blanche hosts pop-up powwow in conjunction with Urban Shaman Contemporary...
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An Indigenous block party welcomed Nuit Blanche Winnipeg’s attendees in front of 211 Pacific Avenue Saturday night.
The Pop-Up Powwow 2.0 (Friendship Dance Event) took place during Nuit Blanche in front of Synonym Art Consultation.
This...
Wheelchair basketball court installation draws in Nuit Blanche Winnipeg attendees
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Allez Hop!, a pop-up ’90s themed accessible glow-in-the-dark basketball court was stationed on Market Avenue during Nuit Blanche Winnipeg.
The installation had a mix of three-on-three games and open court wheelchair basketball, featuring Manitoba Wheelchair...
Queer all-female band Strange Breed tours new album, Permanence
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Rock ’n’ roll never died — it only transformed and carried on.
Strange Breed, an all-queer, all-female garage-rock group from Vancouver, is touring across Canada to promote their debut album Permanence, which dropped Sept. 13....
Kent Monkman’s latest exhibit opens at the Winnipeg Art Gallery
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Canadian history is being retold in Kent Monkman’s latest solo exhibit at the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
Canadian Cree artist Kent Monkman’s Shame and Prejudice: A Story of Resilience opened at the Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG)...
The Bros. Landreth ⎯ ‘’87,’ 4/5
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The Bros. Landreth are back with their highly anticipated sophomore album, ’87.







