A day at Festival du Voyageur
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Images of rain, melting snow, and slip and slide conditions are not usually associated with Winnipeg’s most beloved winter celebration, Festival du Voyageur. What was once a frozen winter wonderland with sculptures of intricate...
Master Playwright Festival celebrates Agatha Christie
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From Feb. 8 to 26, the Royal Manitoba Theatre Company (RMTC) is honouring the late English author Agatha Christie at the Master Playwright Festival. This year’s edition is the 17th installment of the annual...
Manitoba Theatre for Young People’s Mess takes humorous approach to tackling...
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From Feb. 17 to 26, the Manitoba Theatre for Young People (MTYP) will be showcasing Mess, a play written by British performer and creator Caroline Horton. The play creatively tackles common sociocultural issues like...
UMSU’s Frost Fest is set to entertain campus community
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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 variety of local talents to the university’s campus community....
Local bands to watch in 2017
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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 is focused on bands that are making big moves...
Live at the Roslyn promotes local musicians through Facebook Live
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The Village Idiots have brought performances by local musicians into the comfort of people’s living rooms.
H.U.N.K.S.’ Tim Gray prepares to record first comedy album
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Winnipeg comedian Tim Gray is set to record his first comedy album, titled You Gotta Laugh, at the Park Theatre on Nov. 26. The set will feature well-known local comedians Melanie Dahling, Jordan Welwood,...
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