Arts & Culture

Winnipeg Wind Ensemble explores city sounds and rural charm in 'Town and Country' concert 

Canadians will head to the ballot boxes on April 28 to cast their votes in the 2025 federal election.  

Ahead of election day, Classic 107 is attempting to answer the question of where each of the major political parties representing Manitobans stand on arts and culture issues.  

An evening of premieres: Ari Hooker shares his music and memories at upcoming concert 

Montreal-based ensemble brings its cross-cultural concert Traversées to the Winnipeg Art Gallery this Friday 

With Canadians heading to the ballot boxes on April 28, where do each of the parties representing Manitoba stand on issues relating to arts and culture? 

Classic 107 is attempting to answer those questions by asking candidates from each party to join us to elaborate on their party’s plans for Canada’s arts and culture sector.  

Jesse Cook is wrapping up the Canadian leg of his world tour this week—and Winnipeg gets the final word. 

Marc-André Hamelin and Takács Quartet release new album of Florence Price and Dvořák quintets 

It’s a worst-nightmare scenario for some people: stranded in an elevator with a complete stranger. That includes director Herbie Barnes, although not for the claustrophobic reasons one may presume. 

“One of the things I say when I’m teaching writing is that you never do a play in a car or in an elevator,” he says, “because you’re locked in and there’s not a lot of movement.” 

This week at Classic 107, we're celebrating the Easter season with a special series of Johann Sebastian Bach’s Easter cantatas, airing daily at 1:00 PM. Each day, we present a different masterpiece that reflects the joy, reflection, and spiritual depth of the Resurrection. Bach composed several cantatas specifically for Easter and the days following, each offering unique theological and musical insights.  

Cellist Colin Carr returns to Winnipeg for a night of masterful Music.