Popular folk and pop group The Head and the Heart will play the Burton Cummings Theatre on May 31 – a show that will attract many fans – but in the meantime, there are plenty of local acts for music lovers to enjoy.
Perhaps it’s time for Manitoba to start celebrating its status as a publishing hotspot.
Will Garrioch would love to see more growth on the Winnipeg drag scene so artists could start making some money.
Iconic indie film pioneer Jim Jarmusch’s newest feature, Paterson, showcases the director at his best.
James Mercer and company are back after a five-year hiatus with an album that triumphantly returns to their indie-pop primed, psych-folk spangled, surf-tinged rock.
After hitting the top 20 on contemporary hit radio stations, Winnipeg’s Panicland is sharing the spotlight.
Alexa Dirks, the soulfully self-conscious singer at the heart of Begonia, is following up her sold-out March 3 EP release by writing music for her first full-length album.
Free day at the WAG // Suffer from Mobina Galore // Red Rising launches “Love” // Art and cupcakes // Build a Bigger Table
Meredith Graves is coming to Winnipeg to talk about feminism and capitalism, but also to make sure we’re doing alright up here.
Brotherly rock trio Ferraro came onto the scene with an authentic sound that reminds listeners of what makes music from the era of five-cent bottles of Coca-Cola worth loving.
In March of 2016, artists Elvira Finnigan and Lisa Wood transformed the University of Winnipeg’s Gallery 1C03 into a temporary dining hall.
When it comes to events, Winnipeg is home to many beautiful spaces, and some locals are finding innovative ways to showcase them.
Pour ceux qui apprécie le cinéma, an interesting festival is returning to Winnipeg.
Tina Keeper named Woman of the Year // City Specific // Song sales to Red Cross // Apprenticeship program for women directors // Spirit Seekers 2017 // Little Opera Company’s St. Patrick’s Day
Michael D. McCormack’s Station explores how Canada’s Cold War past illuminates our uncertain present.
Agent Codeine Banks' style draws from many different genres, such as power electronic, trap, gabber, death metal and punk just to name a few.
Raising children can be expensive, but Winnipeg has budget-friendly organizations and events to keep many kids entertained.
Video games are a big deal to Canadians, but why should players pause to take in the artistic elements?
The Winnipeg Nightlife Awards showcase Winnipeggers’ growing interest in quality after-hours experience, and anyone can have a say.
Manitobans at SXSW // BANNED! // Critical // Miami International Festival // Perspectives at Cannes
