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THE SCHOOL PROGRAM: SCHOOL STAGE, Karen Levine Grades 4-6: Karen Levine, Shane Peacock Grades 7-9: Susin Nielsen Middle-years students have a theatre-style experience with award-winning writers. Karen Levine…
MAINSTAGE: VOICES FROM OODENA/VOIX D’OODENA Oodena, the natural amphitheatre at The Forks, has been a gathering place for centuries. THIN AIR celebrates that history with a collage of…
FOREWORDS: ALSO THE WRITERS FESTIVAL! Corey Redekop will read from his sharply funny novel Husk, in which a newly-minted zombie attempts to balance family, career—and cannibalism. Also on the…
This is fantastic. Tony gave me the tough guy look and also the nice boy too! Great range.
THIN AIR 2012 begins with Manitoba Reads, an annual celebration of Manitoba’s rich writing culture. This summer, we posted a long list of twelve Manitoba titles on CBC…
The new ARTlab Fine Arts building at the University of Manitoba Aluminum Press-Locked Grating supplied by AMICO http://www.amicoarch.com …
Manyfest The Downtown Winnipeg BIZ is excited to celebrate Downtown Winnipeg’s largest festival: ManyFest: All together downtown. Manyfest will see an anticipated 30,000-plus people celebrating on Broadway September 7…
The Downtown Winnipeg BIZ is excited to celebrate Downtown Winnipeg’s largest festival: ManyFest: All together downtown. Manyfest will see an anticipated 30,000-plus people celebrating on Broadway September 7 to…
THE ARTS Winnipeg Free Press – PRINT EDITION City art lover donates Inuit collection to WAG By: Alison Mayes Posted: 08/27/2012 3:17 AM “A valuable collection of…
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A day in the Kootenay area of British Columbia. Kaslo and the Ainsworth Hot Springs …
From Cherryville BC to Angel Falls then across on the Needles Ferry to Nakusp. Then to Sandon, a 100 year old boom and bust mining town. Then to…
From Princeton BC, where the local traditional music festival had filled the campsite full of old folkies playing banjos and hurdy gurdies. They stayed up pretty late singing…