First Friday weekend walkabout: not all paintbrushes
Monthly event provides opportunity to meet artists, attend a gallery opening and explore the Exchange.
Photographer and local historian in spare time. Hiked Sinai, kayaked Superior, capsized on the Nahanni. Tracing (slowly) the Trans-Canada Trail across Manitoba by bike.
Not your Baba’s Easter eggs: Pysanka Mosaic
A new twist on an ancient art tradition: local family of artists creates stunning works of art using pieces of Ukrainian Easter eggs.
Wells Gray: Mountain rambles for real people
Making it possible for everyone to experience pristine wilderness.
For the love of craft 2016
Ceramics, glass, fibre, wood, metal, and paper are all part of unique and engaging work by local artists featured at Manitoba Craft Council’s annual Member Exhibition and Sale of Contemporary Craft.
Blast from the past: a 1914 Winnipeg time capsule
A few idle minutes rooting around in a book bin at the thrift store turns up a snapshot of Winnipeg from a century ago.
Manitobascapes come alive at Fleet Galleries
Tenuwara’s paintings take us on a tour of Manitoba – from field and stream to inner city Winnipeg.
For a limited time only: Art x 2
There are still two weekends left to catch some art that doesn’t come from Berlin. And that is actually available for purchase.
In the land of crepes and whales
The Saguenay area of Quebec’s North Shore is a hotbed for whale-watching and a popular kayaking area.
Time to think about your route for Bike To Work Day
Bike to Work Day is fast approaching and there are many routes to choose from. Here’s what to expect on a sample 15 km trek into Downtown.
Women Wielding Knives: Exploring Power in Domesticity
The knives are out at the Mennonite Heritage Centre Gallery and over 130 people showed up on opening night.