The School of Art student gallery unveiled its latest solo exhibition on June 25  — Faith: Who Do You Trust? Featuring works by U of M student UV Chawla, this exhibition includes installations, paintings,...

This Saturday, Canzona will present Bed, Bach & Beyond on campus as a part of the 2025 Winnipeg Baroque Festival. This eclectic concert features music by Johann Sebastian Bach alongside works by modern composers,...

This weekend, the Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra is teaming up with SoulBear (David Grenon), a bilingual singer-songwriter originally from Quebec, to perform jazz standards made famous by Frank Sinatra. Curated by Sean Irvine, the concert...

On April 3, Canadian concert violinist and composer, Jack Campbell, will present his long-time project, Sounding Bombe in Winnipeg. Inspired by the mathematical systems used by both the Axis and Allies in the Second...

This week, the theatre program from the department of English, theatre, film and media presents its latest production — Our Country’s Good, a 1988 play written by Timberlake Wertenbaker based on the true story...

A computer case drenched in fake blood, naked figures being dragged on leashes and a painting whose stare follows you as you walk across the room — these are just some of the artworks unveiled...

This summer, the Winnipeg Folk Festival marks its 50th anniversary. The festival, which traditionally takes place in Birds Hill Provincial Park, promises performances by more than 60 musicians from July 10 to 13.  Despite...