The Best Classical Music Albums to woo your lover this Valentine’s Day

Few things set the mood quite like classical music. Whether you're planning a candlelit dinner, a cozy night in, or a slow dance under the stars, the right classical albums can create an atmosphere of romance and intimacy. This Valentine’s Day, let timeless melodies speak the language of love for you. Here are some of the most passionate and enchanting classical albums to win your beloved’s heart.

James Ehnes, Jocelyn Gould lead Manitobans nominated for 2025 Juno Awards

Manitobans will once again be well-represented at this year’s Juno Awards.

Nine musicians from across the province will be vying for some of the highest musical honours in Vancouver next month in various categories. Of these musicians, three of them are up for awards in the fine arts categories. 

Celebrating Excellence in Music: The2025 Juno Nominees for Classical and Jazz Albums of the Year 

Each year, the music world eagerly anticipates the unveiling of the finest talents and works in the classical and jazz genres. The nominees for the Classical Album of the Year and Jazz Album of the Year categories, recognized for their artistry, creativity, and craftsmanship, reflect a diverse range of styles and achievements. Here's a closer look at the nominees for 2025 in both classical and jazz music. 

'Indecent' challenges RMTC audiences to see humanity in everyone through art ▶️

It’s been described as a love letter to the theatre, but in 2025, it’s hard not to see Indecent as a word of warning.  

The Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre opens its run of the play by Pulitzer Prize winner Paula Vogel on Thursday, February 13 on the John Hirsch Mainstage. The play is based on another play from the 1920’s, God of Vengeance, which saw its Broadway production shuttered, and its cast arrested on obscenity grounds.  

U of W actors looking 'Forward' to speaking on climate change through theatre ▶️

It starts off innocently enough: a Norwegian explorer named Fridtjof Nansen sets off on a quest for the North Pole. What he doesn’t know is that this will be a journey not just through a frozen tundra, but through existential questions about the rapidly changing climate and through time itself, stretching back over a century.