Arts & Culture
Goodbye, Hawkins
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It has been nine years since the first season of Stranger Things turned the world upside down in 2016. Now the series is finally coming to an end in 2025, and I don’t know...
Poetry society encourages meaningful conversation
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U of M student Erika Beaudin and her friends spent the summer of 2025 living in Montreal. Upon returning home, she was inspired to recreate the transformative experiences she had on her trip. So,...
Show Pony releases second single “Makes No Difference”
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Winnipeg alt-rock band Show Pony consists of vocalist Mannon Smalley, guitarists Thomas Cram and Brett Hesford, drummer Nick Kula and bassist Hailey Hunter. The group formed when Kula and Smalley were playing in other...
U of M students perform The Shaughraun
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This week, U of M theatre students are bringing The Shaughraun to life, promising a night of fun, laughter and Irish shenanigans.
Written by Irish playwright Dion Boucicault in 1874 and set on the west...
Royal MTC takes Elf from screen to stage
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To celebrate the holiday season, Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre (RMTC) will present the musical Elf. On its website, RMTC describes the show as “the gift we all need this Christmas.”
A musical adaptation of the...
Finger Eleven returns to Winnipeg
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Finger Eleven released their new studio album, Last Night on Earth, on Nov. 7. They are now embarking on a tour across the country with Headstones and The Tea Party, including a stop in...
C2 Centre for Craft magnifies their collection
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The C2 Centre for Craft’s Manitoba Crafts Museum and Library’s (MCML) latest show, Craft at Large, exhibits a selection of pieces from their permanent collection in an unconventional manner — magnification.
Each piece is paired...







