Gas Station Arts Centre up for refueling
Plans for a $32-million redevelopment of the Gas Station Arts Centre includes a new theatre, housing cooperative, retail and gallery space.
History lands in Winnipeg with vintage aircraft
Keep your eyes on the sky or visit the Royal Western Aviation Museum to see two exquisite WWII bombers.
42nd annual Winnipeg Folk Festival coincides with 50th anniversary of Arlo Guthrie’s epic Alice’s Restaurant
Folkies of all ages set to take over Bird’s Hill Park July 9-12.
True Colors of Corydon shine through
The Colours of Corydon public art exhibit is another of the many reasons to love Winnipeg.
Winnipeg’s Neon Brothers light up the little screen
In season two of Buy It, Fix It, Sell It, Winnipeg’s own Joe and Mike Wolchock, turn ordinary into extraordinary.
Lita Fontaine: Bringing Indigenous perspective alive in Seven Oaks
It was an inspiration to bear witness to a celebration of art-making reflecting Indigenous culture of this region in the hallways and classrooms of Victory School.
North Dakota boasts world-class facilities
Whether its venues for sports, culture or entertainment, Fargo and Grand Forks has some spectacular offerings.
Taking high school musicals to the next level
What’s better than being in the high school musical? How about a chance to shine in front of Canada’s leading musical theatre company?
Lots of junk in food advertising
Misleading food advertising and inadequate labeling can make healthy choices difficult.
Colleen Furlan’s rising star
Multi-talented Winnipegger Colleen Furlan returns to Rainbow Stage in Les Miserables this summer.