Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Locals to look out for

By
David Skene
While the isolation of winter in Winnipeg causes people to go mad, at least we’re free to follow our muses down whatever rabbit hole of strange, self-satisfaction we please. All you need to do...
Arts & Culture

Honouring Women

By
jodie layne
Roses, chocolate, fancy dinners, over-the-top lingerie, and overpriced, mass-produced jewelry in tiny boxes might be what you typically associate with Feb. 14. This Valentine’s Day, as with the eight before it, women and girls...
Arts & Culture

Smutty Winnipeg Shorts

By
Katy MacKinnon
This Valentine’s Day, Frame Arts Warehouse is showing a collection of provocative film work from the collective Open City Cinema, entitled Smutty Winnipeg Shorts. The collective was started by Aaron Zeghers, Travis Cole, and...
Arts & Culture

A warm and welcoming environment

By
Jenna Diubaldo
It’s no secret that Gio’s Club and Bar (Gio’s) has been experiencing financial troubles over the past few years, but recently Winnipeg’s longest running GLBTTQ* beverage room announced it would be closing its Smith...
Arts & Culture

Adding to tradition

By
jodie layne
“Find your place in history and then Instagram it” could very well be the new motto for the Festival du Voyageur. The winter festival originated in 1969 as a way to honour the French-Canadian culture...
Arts & Culture

Hundreds of kazoos

By
Jenna Diubaldo
As local University of Winnipeg campus radio station CKUW gets ready to kick off their annual Fundrive, the station is not only raising money for their next year of operation, but also celebrating 50...
Arts & Culture

Atmosphere

By
Katy MacKinnon
From Feb. 7–9 the University of Manitoba’s faculty of architecture is taking environmental awareness to the next level as they host their annual symposium, ATMOSPHERE (ATMOS). The symposium was created in 2009 to bring...

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