Events for March 28, 2026

“Out here, freaking out can get you killed. You just need to have faith. And besides, this fire is sacred. It’ll keep us safe” - George Set in modern times […]

“A very smart piece of writing” Chicago Tribune With sharp dialogue and compelling characters, this historical fight for power explores humanity through a contemporary lens. A funny and powerful dissection of patriarchy, sexual politics and women’s rights. Katherine Parr, a sharp and determined woman, agrees to marry King Henry VIII on her own terms. As […]

Dreaming of starting or growing your farm business? Registration is now open for the Young Agrarians Business Bootcamp for New Farmers, starting January 21, 2026! Join a vibrant community of […]

Have a romantic museum date while checking out Oseredok's Love Letters: A Timeless Experience exhibit. This captivating exhibition celebrates the universal language of romance that has connected hearts across Canada's […]

Dance to continuous rock and roll music of the 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's with DJ Rock'n Ernie. Dance held at the ANAF #283 at 3584 Portage Ave, Winnipeg on March 28th from 7 to 11 p.m. Cash bar, 50/50, light lunch. Admission $15 for non-members. Reserve by March 24th - text or call 204-261-4442 […]

The Jazz Manouche Initiative is a dynamic group of U of M students in the Desautels Faculty of Music who play in the jazz manouche tradition inspired by the music of Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli. The group is currently made up of Ivan Chernenko (clarinet, alto sax), Kelly Hems (guitar, vocals), Finn Hogan (guitar), […]

Join master Brazilian guitarist Emmanuel Bach and acclaimed vocalist Amber Epp for a captivating musical journey into the heart of Brazil. “Brazil Before Bossa” uncovers the sophisticated and vibrant sounds that paved the way for the global bossa nova phenomenon. Travel through the foundational rhythms of choro, the exultant samba era, and the golden age […]

Saturday, March 28, come see ImproVision’s own twisted brand of short form improv featuring mashed-up games, puppets, audience cell phones and more. Make suggestions and they’ll make stuff up. It’s like Whose Line Is It Anyway suffered a head injury. “ImproVision had the packed joint rocking and rollicking.” – Winnipeg Free Press 2023