Ty Hildebrand

Country music fans, mark your calendars and dust off your cowboy boots! The Country Classics Concerts are back for another toe-tappin’, heartstring-pullin’ weekend at the PW Enns Centennial Concert Hall in Winkler — with shows running Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

What started as a single-night show 12 years ago has grown into a full weekend of nostalgic hits, legendary voices, and community spirit. And trust us — you won’t want to miss it.

The sounds of laughter, music, and Plautdietsch (Low German) are returning to the historic village of Neubergthal as part of the Plautdietsche Tietfedrief 2025 (Low German Programs 2025).

On Saturday, April 12 at 2:00 PM, the Commons Barn will host the second installment of “Komm Trijg Nom Darp!”, which translates to “Come Back to the Village!” The program features music and sketches from the hilarious and much-loved duo of Tina Fehr-Kehler and Angela Klassen.

Morden’s 2025 graduates are counting down the days to their big celebration — and local parents are working hard behind the scenes to make it a night to remember. For the first time ever, the Morden Safe Grad Committee has launched a 50/50 online raffle, giving the community a fun way to support the cause and a chance to win big.

The raffle is open now at fundingchange.ca, with the draw happening April 30 at 2:00 PM.

A night of encouragement and support

Pembina Counselling Centre is inviting the community to come out for an evening of coffee, dessert, and encouragement.

The organization’s annual spring fundraiser is happening Thursday, April 10th at Winkler Mennonite Brethren Church. Executive Director Chris Derksen says this is their biggest fundraiser of the year, and it's a chance to support the vital work happening behind the scenes at PCC.

Bigger venue, same heartfelt mission

As temperatures rise across the Pembina Valley, local fire officials are urging residents to stay off ice-covered lakes, ponds, and creeks. Captain Jonathan Baumgart of the Morden Fire Department warns that spring ice is significantly weaker than it appears and poses a serious danger.

Spring is in the air, and what better way to welcome the season than with a captivating live performance? Every Piece of Me, a locally written and directed "dramedy," is set to take the stage at the Kenmor Theatre. This heartfelt and humorous production, penned by Darien Dawley, explores the complexities of family secrets, identity, and the passage of time—all wrapped up in an engaging and emotional story.

As spring break rolls in, so does one of Morden’s most cherished traditions—Jam Can 2025. Hosted by the Morden Elks, this curling event has been a staple in the community since 1967, bringing together young curlers for a week of fun, friendship, and friendly competition.

The annual Gateway Resources Gala is back and set to take place on Thursday, May 8th, 2025, at the brand-new Buttercup Celebration Hall. This highly anticipated event serves as Gateway’s biggest fundraiser of the year, offering an evening of inspiration, community connection, and delicious food.

An evening of impact

Tim Hamp, Director of Day Services at Gateway Resources says this year’s gala is an opportunity for the community to come together and learn more about the important work the organization does.

Baseball season is just around the corner in the Pembina Valley, and while teams are gearing up for action, there's one essential piece of the game that often gets overlooked—umpires. Without them, the game simply doesn’t happen.