U of M Media Lab organizes upcoming AI ethics lecture
For the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic, the faculty of arts…
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WAG to offer free admission every Wednesday night
Starting Jan. 7, the Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG) is offering free admission every Wednesday night from 5 to 9 p.m. for the next three years. …
Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s Nutcracker full of festive fun
Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s (RWB) beloved production of Nutcracker was first commissioned in 1999 by then-artistic director André Lewis, who retired this spring after working with…
Renaissance frescoes and Indigenous-Vatican relations
Over 500 years ago, Pope Alexander VI commissioned Italian artist Pinturicchio to paint…
The whimsical world of medieval manuscripts
I have always been captivated by the opening titles of classic Disney films like…
SofA student gallery presents Faith: Who Do You Trust?
The School of Art student gallery unveiled its latest solo exhibition on June 25 — Faith: Who Do You Trust? Featuring works by U of…
Dry Cold Productions to present Dogfight: The Musical
When Dry Cold Productions was founded 24 years ago, most of the musicals being staged in Winnipeg came from the “golden age” of musical theatre….
SoulBear to perform Frank Sinatra in Winnipeg
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…
Prairie Diva presents Spring Fling Burlesque Fusion Cabaret
Winnipeg native Meagan Funk began dancing at the age of four. “I’ve always loved moving my body to music […] ever since I was little,…
When music and code collide
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…