Arts
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Getting Cinemental
Winnipeg French film festival is back
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Not wasting
Alannah Zeebeck releases their newest album
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Arts and culture briefs
Malfunktion // Little Thing Big Thing // Fubuki Daiko // Loss of Contact // Raine Hamilton
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Dreaming of Big Brother
Auditioning for fame, fortune and followers
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The Forbidden Room
Plays Oct. 9 to 11 and 14 to 18 at Cinematheque
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Cannon Bros.
Dream City
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North Atlantic Explorers
All The Ships At Sea
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The art of pottery
U of M showcases the beauty of clay through MUD, Hands, fire
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Cozy cafe concert with Mike Evin
Piano pop songwriter stops at The Neighbourhood on his cross-Canada tour
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Bike bizniz
Bike Winnipeg to spark discussions at its fundraiser
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Finding food
This fall, cut your food budget by foraging part of your grocery list. Joel Penner learned how to identify plants as an artist creating botanical films.
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Moving the grub
Hearing the beloved Osborne Village Motor Inn was closing was a bit of a shock for some. The business, with its hotel, bar and restaurant, has been in the neighbourhood since the 1960s.
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She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry
Plays Oct. 9, 10, 15, 17, 21 and 22 at Cinematheque
When reviewing documentaries, I have a practice of taking a note any time the film teaches me something I didn’t know before.
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CarFree: Stories from the Non-Driving Life
Plays at Cinematheque Sept. 30 and Oct. 3 and 4
North Americans don’t have to look hard to see the undesirable traits of automobile ownership.
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Skylar Spence
At the beginning of the year, Brooklyn producer Saint Pepsi announced that he was dropping his anti-corporate non-branding title and adopting the moniker ‘Skylar Spence,’ ostensibly due to the myriad legal troubles that come along with having a name like Saint Pepsi.
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Faith Healer
Mint Records have had a roughly 25-year tradition of putting out extremely charming female-fronted indie.
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For the love of photography
In its second year, the FLASH Photographic Festival has been met with growth and open arms.
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Hear the harpsichord hum
Imagine hearing a hidden beat in between pitches of sound creating a pulse that wasn’t there before. Katelyn Clark – an artist featured at this year’s send + receive festival – uses different tunings on various piano-like instruments to create this experience of sound and space for her audiences.
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Arts and Culture Briefs
SoupStock // Trans on stage // Wardrobe update // Rubbing elbows with playwrights // Good Karma Co.
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Divas all night
When Sarah Michaelson and Jón Olafson – a.k.a., Mama Cutsworth and DJ J. Jackson, respectively – perform together, you’re bound to see more than just a DJ set. You can expect gold.