Arts & Culture

An awe-inspiring masterpiece expressing both the mystery and majesty of the season.  

Marshall McLuhan is known for his media theories, and now the University of Manitoba Archives and Special Collections has added another one of his books to their shelves.

"He was famous for sort of predicting the World Wide Web and the Internet before it physically existed," says Brian Hubner, Acquisitions and Access Archivist at UM Archives and Special Collections. "He was a philosopher and a communicator of communication technology. I mean, he's world-famous. He's probably the most famous person that ever went to the University of Manitoba."

Today, December 5th, is our birthday! We look forward to celebrating with you throughout the day! 

It was the 5th of December in 2013, that Classic 107 - the only classical music station west of Toronto - was born. Add great jazz in the evening and you've got a very unique radio station we are very proud to call our own.

Thank you everyone for making these last nine years on the air such special ones!

With your support, we will continue to bring you the best in classical and jazz music for many years to come!

In this season of giving, why not gift the joy of a new read? 

The first Friday of the month, Chris Hall of McNally Robinson Booksellers pops by the Classic 107 studio with his picks in the "What to Read" feature. And this month, Chris has prepared a gift guide for the people on his list and, perhaps, on your list as well! 

Three RWB students are expressing their gratitude and excitement about receiving scholarships through their hard work and commitment to their passion.

The Royal Winnipeg Ballet School has presented over 75 scholarships to students from all across Canada and the world to recognize their hard work, dedication and talent during the annual Scholarship Presentation Evening on November 10.

Contemporary arrangements of ancient carols. 

This weekend, the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, in partnership with the Jewish Foundation of Manitoba, presents what is sure to be one of the most moving and unforgettable programs of this 75th anniversary season.  

Part concert, part memorial, part educational opportunity, Violins of Hope explores themes of unimaginable tragedy and conquering resilience through music and a pair of very special musical instruments.  

There’s something so special about getting together with good friends.  

And that’s exactly what’s happening this weekend when four choirs come together to celebrate community, shared experiences and a love of music.  

Christmas is less than a month away, and it is time to start thinking about the holidays and what you are going to give that special someone.  One of the popular places in the city to find gifts is the Forks, and one of the truly unique shops at the Forks is the Jordan Van Sewell Gallery. It is the perfect place to find something for that person in your life that is really hard to buy for.

The rigours of a demanding profession haven’t stopped the Winnipeg Nurses Choir from uniting once again in concert.