Uncovering the secret lives of medieval concubines
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Around 600 years ago in Ferrara, Italy, an Inquisitor interrogated dozens of women cohabiting with supposedly celibate clergymen, leaving behind a register that detailed the investigation and its suspects. Centuries later, this court record...
Sofar Sounds relaunches in Winnipeg
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Dan Kennedy, a local music producer, is relaunching Sofar Sounds’s Winnipeg branch after a hiatus.
Sofar Sounds started in London, England in 2009 as a concert network that specializes in low-key and intimate gigs in...
Freeze Frame film festival highlights youth cinema
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Freeze Frame International Film Festival for Kids of All Ages, an annual festival in Winnipeg, is about to mark its 30th anniversary. Taking place at the Centre culturel franco-manitobain from March 8 to 14,...
Local play Emergency Ops is a trainwreck, literally
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Local artist Hayden Maines recently performed Emergency Ops, a solo comedy about a group of civil servants managing a disaster in a small town. Taking place last weekend at the Irish Association of Manitoba,...
Wilding out with The Weekly Y-lers
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Kyler Zaenali and Tyler Ward are the two U of M students behind The Weekly Y-lers, a UMFM radio show that explores different musical themes and the history of musical genres.
It all began when...
A coming-of-age story, but about a mother
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Parents always want the best for their children, but they may not always know what their children need — this is the lesson of The Mother and the Bear. Filmed in Winnipeg and released...
Bluebloods releases debut LP Discount Everything
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Winnipeg band Bluebloods released their self-produced debut LP, Discount Everything, last month. It features 11 tracks that celebrate the Canadian prairies and American Midwest, Mennonite socials and all.
The band is comprised of Conrad Sweatman...






