There is no other band quite like Hut Hut
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Hut Hut was formed a decade ago after the semi-disbandment of Boats, which featured lead singer-songwriter and guitarist Mat Klachefsky and a rotating lineup of musicians. When Klachefsky stepped into a new career and...
RMTC premieres In the Shadow Beyond the Pines
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Interview by Carrington Dong
For the final Tom Hendry Warehouse play of its 2025-26 season, Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre (RMTC) presents the world premiere of In the Shadow Beyond the Pines.
Written by Indigenous playwright and...
Centuries-old clothing uncovers Indigenous history
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U of M students and faculty gathered in St. John’s College for the Centre for Human Rights Research event Stitching Histories: A Scholar-Artist In Archives And Museums on March 11 to hear Indigenous scholar...
‘Toban Turntable
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3/5 stars
The most commercially anticipated release to come out of Winnipeg in the last month was, without a doubt, Best of Our Possible Lives by Boy Golden. “Suffer,” the lead single, hit number one...
Who has the right to claim Indigenous art?
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The Undeniable Accusations of Red Cadmium Light recently concluded its world premiere run at the Prairie Theatre Exchange. Ojibwe playwright Drew Hayden Taylor’s latest script is a character study of an expert on detecting...
Local artist celebrates return after medical recovery
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St. Andrews-based artist, consultant and U of M bachelor of fine arts graduate Jordan Miller will soon be featured at the 210 Gallery starting March 6. The gallery will be showing her exhibition Soulful...
Making art from everyday campus items
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Squashing Bugs is the latest show at the U of M School of Art Student Gallery that ran from Feb. 20 to 26. It featured art by Juca Aquino and Julia Mary Langer, made...
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