The Saturday night mainstage lineup at the Niverville Olde Tyme Country Fair is starting to take shape with the recent announcement that B.C.’s The Washboard Union have joined the bill.

30-year-old Kaeleb Visram only began taking pictures a year ago, but in that short time something remarkable has happened. He’s gone from working full-time at his own successful carpentry business to becoming a professional photographer.

On February 6, 2014, only three months after my wife and I moved back home to Niverville from our two-year stay in Ontario, I got an email from a filmmaker in Winnipeg named Orlando Braun. The subject line of the email read “Menno Documentary Inquiry.”

Providence University College has traditionally been a hub of creative and artistic talent in southeastern Manitoba. Now, with the seeming eradication of the theatre department, that image has been put in question.

The NCI drama team has finally settled on a play. This year, the team will mount “The Man Who Came to Dinner,” by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman.

Moroccan art may not be something a lot of Manitobans are familiar with, but to artist Ahmed Laarissa, it is his passion. Laarissa has been painting in this difficult style for many years.