Eva Wasney

Winnipeg’s newest public art piece took more than two years to develop — thankfully, the artists involved are well-versed in slow photography.

Bruce Springsteen’s highly-anticipated, once-postponed local debut was worth the wait.

For Katey Miller, opting to undergo a costly, intensive medical procedure for the sake of future family planning that may never come to pass is a decision that gives her peace of mind. Last year, the...

Child actors from Winnipeg named Isla are having a moment in the spotlight. Nine-year-old Isla Verot has appeared in enough films to fill a Netflix subcategory, while 11-year-old Isla Horner is follow...

Catie St. Germain has big shoes to fill. So big, in fact, that they nearly caused her to walk away from her own musical aspirations. “There’s a lot of (people) that have a lot of talent in my family,”...

It’s been a whirlwind few weeks for the owners of Crumb Queen and Andy’s Lunch.

The holiday market season is a busy time of year for the many Manitobans who have turned their creative gifts into business ventures. The Free Press spoke with several local makers about their preparations for this year’s Crafted: Show + Sale at the Winnipeg Art Gallery-Qaumajuq.

Organizers of a forthcoming food festival say they’re doing more than reheating a beloved concept. The Manitoba Restaurant & Foodservices Association announced this week plans to bring back A Tast...

It’s an introduction that has been years in the making. On Saturday night, celebrated Cree playwright Tomson Highway will meet the Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra onstage for the first time. It’s a genre-jumping collaboration inspired by a handful of brief performance crossovers between Highway and WJO associate director Neil Watson beginning more than a decade ago.

A selection of work from the WAG-Qaumajuq’s collection will once again be heading to the auction block next month.