UMSU’s Frost Fest is set to entertain campus community
On Jan. 21, the University of Manitoba Students’ Union, will be hosting the second annual Frost Fest, a winter orientation event meant to showcase a…
Arts & Culture
Local bands to watch in 2017
This year, the Manitoban has decided to take on the daunting task of selecting a few of the many extremely talented local artists. This list…
Brian Friel’s Translations explores the power of language
From Jan. 18 to 28, the University of Manitoba’s Black Hole Theatre Company (BHTC) will be showcasing Irish dramatist and writer Brian Friel’s most famous…
2017 brings renewed hope and inspiration for Canadian artists
For many, the ringing in of a new year is always a time for reflection and preparation. It is a time to appreciate whatever progress…
The five best films of 2016
Another year has come and gone, and with it came some great movies. As we head into awards season, here’s a rundown of some of…
The best local albums 2016 had to offer
For local music enthusiasts in Manitoba, the year 2016 had its fair share of excitement as several local artists and bands ignited the music scene…
Community profile: Rebecca Haverluck
“As an artist, I have a serious appreciation for handmade items of all kinds, for the creative time and care that goes into them” – Rebecca Haverluck, U of M fine arts student, owner of Art.Soap.Life
Live at the Roslyn promotes local musicians through Facebook Live
The Village Idiots have brought performances by local musicians into the comfort of people’s living rooms.
We Are The Halluci Nation is A Tribe Called Red’s most political album yet
Formed in 2008, Canadian electronic music group A Tribe Called Red (ATCR) is made up of three Indigenous DJs: DJ NDN, Bear Witness and 2oolman….
Funk Hunters cap off record year with festive tour
In many ways, 2016 has been a record year for Vancouver’s electronic dance music duo the Funk Hunters. The charismatic band is looking to close…