Community News
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Li Keur: Riel's Heart Of The North
A celebration of Métis Women, language & culture - the first full-scale Indigenous-led opera presented on a Canadian opera mainstage! Read more ›
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Wet Paint!
In celebration of our 25th Anniversary, Graffiti Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of our new exhibit, WET PAINT, co-created by world renowned graffiti artists PERSUE and WANE 1 ! Read more ›
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Get Ready for Winnipeg VegFest!
Winnipeg Vegfest is back! Winnipeg’s premiere vegan festival returns on Saturday, September 9 at the University of Winnipeg. Read more ›
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30 years of…
Wait… 30 years? That can’t be right… Read more ›
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Applications Opening for 2nd Annual Indigenous Song Camp
Applications for Indigenous Song Camp open next Monday, July 10, 2023. Read more ›
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Gimli International Film Festival announces the 2023 Festival Program!
The highly anticipated 23rd annual Gimli International Film Festival (GIFF) is set to enchant audiences once again with a captivating lineup of films, marking a return to the festival's pre-pandemic glory! Read more ›
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Now What, What Now
Graffiti Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of our new group exhibition, Now What, What Now, featuring artwork by Jake Hamade, Gina Zeiss, Jasmine Prior, Lee Ladell, Joel Nichols, Carlos Cruz. Read more ›
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Join The 2023 Commuter Challenge Today!
The challenge is free for all Manitobans, participants can join for free in teams with their friends, families, coworkers or even compete individually. The challenge is perfect for those looking to enjoy active and sustainable modes of travel, connecting through a collective goal and shared experience, and who want to just have some fun and friendly competition. Read more ›
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Gimli International Film Festival Seeks Volunteers!
If you want to join a devoted team of vibrant, fun-loving film enthusiasts, please consider joining the GIFF team as we set out to transform the way people see the world through film! Read more ›
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MayWorks: Celebrating Labour & The Arts!
MayWorks is a multi-disciplinary festival held in May (as well as late April and early June) that brings arts and culture to and from working people. The festival honours and promotes cultural expressions produced by artists depicting working class life and aspirations as well as by workers interpreting their own lives, work and struggles to build a better world. Read more ›