It was an exciting week when it comes to arts and culture. Here's a look back at our top stories this week.
NAfro Dance Productions brings Serengeti to life
This weekend, NAfro Dance Productions presented Serengeti, a bold performance that combines dance and storytelling to spotlight the impacts of the climate crisis.
Inspired by Africa's breathtaking landscapes and wildlife, this production urges audiences to confront environmental realities. Read more
Manitoba boosts cultural funding with $137 million pledge
Manitoba has committed a significant investment to arts and culture, pledging $137 million to revitalize local organizations.
This support is expected to provide stability and growth opportunities for artists and venues across the province, reinforcing the province's dedication to a thriving arts scene. Read more
Young musicians take the stage in Provincial Honour Band
Winnipeg hosted young, talented musicians from across Manitoba for the Provincial Honour Band gathering.
Students showcased their skills and passion for music, underscoring the next generation’s commitment to the arts. Read more
Praising female composers, Anna Shelest earns Record of the Year
Renowned pianist Anna Shelest's Record of the Year brings attention to often-overlooked female composers, featuring Mendelssohn-Hensel’s Das Jahr and Bonis’s Femmes de légende.
This release celebrates powerful works by women who left an indelible mark on classical music. Read more
Prairie Theatre Exchange welcomes a new artistic director
A fresh perspective comes to Prairie Theatre Exchange as they welcome their new artistic director.
With exciting visions for the future, the theatre is set to continue producing compelling stories that resonate with Manitoban audiences. Read more
Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony reinstated after bankruptcy
In a victory for arts enthusiasts, the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony is set to make a comeback after its recent bankruptcy proceedings were annulled.
This beloved institution’s return promises to uplift the community with its celebrated performances once more. Read more
Forever Bicycles sculpture returns to The Forks
Ai Weiwei’s Forever Bicycles has made a much-anticipated return to The Forks, symbolizing unity and strength with its intricate display of interwoven bicycles.
The installation offers a captivating visual experience for visitors to one of Winnipeg’s most iconic gathering places. Read more