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WINNIPEG — A $1 million donation to the Winnipeg Art Gallery’s future Inuit Art Centre will establish a namesake gallery once complete.
The Doug and Louise Leatherdale Gallery will be an intimate space complementing exhibitions by exploring themes in more depth and by offering alternative perspectives. The gallery will connect to the WAG at all levels.
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba Museum will be able to renew nearly half of its galleries with a $1 million grant from the Winnipeg Foundation.
The grant will support the Bringing Our Stories Forward Capital Renewal Project, supporting a refresh to 42 percent of the museum’s galleries, including a new Winnipeg Gallery, along with the Grasslands, Orientation, and Urban Galleries.
WINNIPEG — A new artistic director has been named to the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre.
Kelly Thornton brings more than 25 years of professional theatre experience to the job at Canada’s oldest regional theatre.
Musical duo Twenty One Pilots are coming to Winnipeg as part of the second leg of their global headline Bandito Tour.
The band plays Bell MTS Place on Friday, May 17.
WINNIPEG — It’s not every day you see an international rock ‘n’ roll legend cruising around Winnipeg on a bike. But for one lucky couple, running into Paul McCartney was all about being in the right place at the right time.
The former Beatle was cycling along the bike path on Waterfront Drive Saturday afternoon when he came across a couple snapping their wedding photos.
By Michelle Bailey (@MichelleBailey1)
Paul McCartney‘s brand of music easily transcends generations of fans, despite any preferred genre they may lay claim to. Nothing was more clear than that Friday night at Bell MTS Place.
Concert-goer Shannon McKinnon was happy to relive another McCartney show, just five years after last seeing the former Beatle in the city.
Canada’s funniest person is… Winnipegger Chanty Marostica.
The transgender comedian won $25,000 and the top prize in the ninth annual SiriusXM Top Comic competition Thursday night.
WINNIPEG — Rock station 92.1 CITI is bringing back a familiar voice to Winnipeg radio when it relaunches its morning show later this fall.
TJ Connors returns to the airwaves to join co-hosts Rena Jae, Dave Turnbull and featured personality Kelly Butler.
