ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

On February 3–5, Real Live Entertainment is staging a production of Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap at the Niverville Heritage Centre. “The play has defined the genre,” says Alan Fehr,...

While artists have a knack for creating something from nothing, skills like organization and business development may not come as naturally. Uniquely Manitoba is a company formed to help artists...

The Festival du Voyageur has been held annually since 1970. Every February, people gather in what could be called the dead of winter and celebrate a wonderful heritage that helped create the...

Audrey Meisner, best-selling author and my best friend, has just launched her fourth book, Wake Up Smiling: 40 Days to a Hope-filled Life. A native Winnipegger, Meisner may be remembered for her...

Back in high school, most of us fit into some sort of clique. Maybe you were known as the nerd, the jock, the preppy kid, or the punk rocker. Or perhaps you were known as the class clown, the kid...

Do you remember going to the museum as a kid? Did you enjoy seeing the huge train in the middle of the building and being able to interact with old artifacts as much as I did? Whether it was the...

Since 1970, Winnipeg has hosted the largest winter festival in Western Canada: Festival du Voyageur. A big part of this festival is the snow sculptures stationed all over Winnipeg. One of...

NCI’s performance of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown by its Grade 7–8 students was a huge success. The cast entertained for two nights, December 15–16, impressing audiences with song,...