Arts & Culture Categories All News Local News Sports & Recreation Commentary Arts & Culture Arts & Culture Dec 02, 2025 Finding Their Voice: Choirs and Drama Club Welcome New Members If you love to sing or act, Niverville might be just the place to explore those passions. Arts & Culture Oct 27, 2025 Niverville Foundation to Host Community Candlelight Concert The Niverville Foundation is inviting locals of every age to join them on December 2 in the Heritage Centre atrium for their first annual community candlelight concert. Arts & Culture Oct 08, 2025 Metal Worker and Movie Maker Join Forces There’s strength in numbers, it has been said, a sentiment that rings all the more true when it comes to business collaborations. In recent weeks, an especially unique collaboration came to light between Cameron Bennett of Forging Ahead Inc. and Juliette Hagopian of Jette Studios. The hope is that together they can make a bigger impact. Arts & Culture Jul 09, 2025 Local Artist and Dancers Collaborate in New Music Video These days, around Niverville, there’s more than just movies being filmed. Thanks to Trevor Lux of The World on Loan, the town is also serving as a backdrop for music videos. Arts & Culture Aug 24, 2022 Niverville Pavilion Hosts Music in the Gardens Music in the Gardens was held at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, August 21, at the pavilion outside of the Heritage Life Centre. Arts & Culture Jun 29, 2022 Eastman Youth Choir Seeks Young Singers The Eastman Youth Choir (EMYC) is looking to recruit more singers for their fall season, which consists of two camp weekends (September 16–18 and September 30–October 2) and a concert tour with ten performances which will be held on October 13–16. Arts & Culture Jun 29, 2022 Niverville Fair Attendance “Nothing Short of Amazing” This year’s edition of the Niverville Olde Tyme Country Fair was, by all accounts, a booming success. Dustin Krahn, general manager of the fair committee, says that the 2022 attendance numbers were nothing short of amazing. Arts & Culture Jun 21, 2022 Back to Basics at the Cheyenne Summer Fest On July 15–16, Ste. Agathe will welcome people back to the Cheyenne Summer Festival. Like most other events, the festival suffered back-to-back cancellations for the past two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but organizers are excited to once again offer family fun and local entertainment. Arts & Culture May 25, 2022 Career Change: From Criminologist to Full-Time Piano Teacher The pandemic and economic hardships of the last couple of years have been challenging for everyone, leading many people to rethink key aspects of their lives—including how they earn a living. Arts & Culture May 12, 2022 Podcaster Shines Spotlight on Singer-Songwriters It’s not enough for Ian Krochak to sing and write his own music. He also wants to explore the minds of other singer-songwriters—and he wants to share that exploration with everybody. Arts & Culture May 05, 2022 Niverville Entrepreneur Launches Virtual Art Gallery Niverville entrepreneur Rory Hiebert’s vision goes beyond reality. “Virtual” isn’t really the right word for his new venture, which he describes as a 3D art experience. Indeed, there is nothing virtual about it. Arts & Culture Apr 27, 2022 A Narrative of Hope: New Novel Celebrates Rural Diversity K.R. Byggdin may not technically be Mennonite, but you’d never know after reading their book, Wonder World. Pagination Load more Citizen Poll Should other Manitoba school divisions follow DSFM’s lead in reducing homework and revising AI-related policies? Choices Yes. Kids are kept busy learning and studying all day in school. They shouldn’t have to take schoolwork home with them as well. * No. There are kids who don’t learn as quickly as others and may fall through the cracks if there is no expectation to complete work at home. * Vote Have a more nuanced opinion? Leave us a comment below: * By submitting a comment, you acknowledge that your feedback may be printed in a future edition of The Citizen. All responses will be anonymous unless signed by the writer. Signed comments are more likely to be published. Cell Number Comment
Arts & Culture Dec 02, 2025 Finding Their Voice: Choirs and Drama Club Welcome New Members If you love to sing or act, Niverville might be just the place to explore those passions.
Arts & Culture Oct 27, 2025 Niverville Foundation to Host Community Candlelight Concert The Niverville Foundation is inviting locals of every age to join them on December 2 in the Heritage Centre atrium for their first annual community candlelight concert.
Arts & Culture Oct 08, 2025 Metal Worker and Movie Maker Join Forces There’s strength in numbers, it has been said, a sentiment that rings all the more true when it comes to business collaborations. In recent weeks, an especially unique collaboration came to light between Cameron Bennett of Forging Ahead Inc. and Juliette Hagopian of Jette Studios. The hope is that together they can make a bigger impact.
Arts & Culture Jul 09, 2025 Local Artist and Dancers Collaborate in New Music Video These days, around Niverville, there’s more than just movies being filmed. Thanks to Trevor Lux of The World on Loan, the town is also serving as a backdrop for music videos.
Arts & Culture Aug 24, 2022 Niverville Pavilion Hosts Music in the Gardens Music in the Gardens was held at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, August 21, at the pavilion outside of the Heritage Life Centre.
Arts & Culture Jun 29, 2022 Eastman Youth Choir Seeks Young Singers The Eastman Youth Choir (EMYC) is looking to recruit more singers for their fall season, which consists of two camp weekends (September 16–18 and September 30–October 2) and a concert tour with ten performances which will be held on October 13–16.
Arts & Culture Jun 29, 2022 Niverville Fair Attendance “Nothing Short of Amazing” This year’s edition of the Niverville Olde Tyme Country Fair was, by all accounts, a booming success. Dustin Krahn, general manager of the fair committee, says that the 2022 attendance numbers were nothing short of amazing.
Arts & Culture Jun 21, 2022 Back to Basics at the Cheyenne Summer Fest On July 15–16, Ste. Agathe will welcome people back to the Cheyenne Summer Festival. Like most other events, the festival suffered back-to-back cancellations for the past two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but organizers are excited to once again offer family fun and local entertainment.
Arts & Culture May 25, 2022 Career Change: From Criminologist to Full-Time Piano Teacher The pandemic and economic hardships of the last couple of years have been challenging for everyone, leading many people to rethink key aspects of their lives—including how they earn a living.
Arts & Culture May 12, 2022 Podcaster Shines Spotlight on Singer-Songwriters It’s not enough for Ian Krochak to sing and write his own music. He also wants to explore the minds of other singer-songwriters—and he wants to share that exploration with everybody.
Arts & Culture May 05, 2022 Niverville Entrepreneur Launches Virtual Art Gallery Niverville entrepreneur Rory Hiebert’s vision goes beyond reality. “Virtual” isn’t really the right word for his new venture, which he describes as a 3D art experience. Indeed, there is nothing virtual about it.
Arts & Culture Apr 27, 2022 A Narrative of Hope: New Novel Celebrates Rural Diversity K.R. Byggdin may not technically be Mennonite, but you’d never know after reading their book, Wonder World.
