Randy Bachman’s ‘History of A Winnipeg Musician 101’ lesson
One of Winnipeg’s favourite rock’n’roll sons jams with the WSO for three concerts.
Lisa LeBlanc brings her trash-folk band back to the Pyramid Thursday night
Blending together bluegrass, folk, country and punk with some thrashing banjo licks.
Something for everyone
Winnipeg’s Steel Orchestra presents wonderful array of beautiful tones, while sharing the ‘steel pan’ with enthusiastic sold out audience.
Skydiggers joined by special guests at WECC concert
Toronto folk-roots-rockers bring joy with Christmas tunes and more from extensive catalogue.
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.
Margaret’s Choir puts Winnipeg on world choral map
She has taught hundreds of people to sing, even those who thought they couldn’t. Now, her renamed choir will again sing for charity, and honour their founder who is in hospital fighting cancer.
Headstones’ Hugh Dillon gets close and personal with fans
Kingston, Ontario band delivers two octane fuelled sold out shows at Pyramid Cabaret.
Unique Christmas gifts at Wayne Arthur Gallery
“If I won the lottery…,” the theme of the Wayne Arthur Gallery’s annual group show, features interesting art suitable for the pickiest on your shopping list.
Endowment plays leading role
Theatre Projects Manitoba celebrates its 25th anniversary with a campaign to grow its Agency Endowment Fund, ensuring financial stability for the next 25 years and beyond.
Yoga North gets facelift
Mural artist Jason Botkin gives Yoga North a makeover with a mural that is perfect for the season.