Regina museum hoping to restore century old popcorn wagon
Plans to restore a fond and memorable part of Regina history are well underway, but organizers now need the help of the community. Continue reading
Theatre
Edmonton Fringe Festival announces new $10K award aimed at promoting diversity, inclusivity
The Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival announced a new $10,000 award which is aimed at developing a “more inclusive and diverse theatre arts community” at the event, just weeks after capping off a record-breaking year for attendance. Continue reading
Investigation launched after failed Conexus Arts Centre ATM theft
Investigations are underway after two thieves attempted to steal an ATM from Conexus Art Centre, causing damage to the building. Continue reading
FemFest hopes to start conversations with theatre in Winnipeg
FemFest is getting to showcase new productions and additions during it’s run from Sept. 15 to Sept. 22. Continue reading
Edmonton Fringe Festival acts shift into high gear to promote shows
By Margeaux Maron Community Reporter
The 37th annual Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival held a preview of their ticketed shows on Wednesday. Continue reading
Supercrawl to mark 10 years in Hamilton with added day of entertainment
Supercrawl, an annual art and indie music festival, is rolling out an extra day of programming this year in celebration of its 10th anniversary in Hamilton’s downtown core. Continue reading
18th annual Gimli Film Festival wraps with large attendance, record pass sales
As the curtains close on Manitoba’s largest film festival, the rural municipality of Gimli will be feeling the effects of its film festival for months to come. Continue reading
Actress and her French Bulldog center stage at Winnipeg Fringe Fest
An Edmonton actress performing in Winnipeg’s Fringe Theatre Festival will have her French Bulldog, Jezebel, star along side her during performances. Continue reading
Lethbridge theatre group infuses Japanese culture into Shakespeare performance
Infusing classical drama scenes with elements from Japanese theatre is what the Shakespeare Performance Society brought to Lethbridge’s Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden on Wednesday night. Continue reading
Montreal Jazz Festival cancels 2 showings of controversial show after singer breaks ankle
The Montreal Jazz Festival has cancelled the June 29 and 30 showings of a controversial production that incorporates songs composed by slaves. Continue reading
