Alive at the Museum: Music Festival inside the Manitoba Museum
2025-09-26 21:00 - 2025-09-27 02:00 (America/Winnipeg) | Manitoba Museum, 190 Rupert Avenue, Winnipeg, R3B 0N2
Friday, Sept 26 | 9PM – 2:00 AM
Manitoba Museum | 18+ | No tickets at the door
An after-hours takeover of Manitoba’s most iconic cultural space, featuring local musicians, performers, and artists.
🎭 What to Expect
Up-to 5 immersive music stages through-out the museum
Multi-genre lineup: Indie, electronic, pop & more to be unlocked
Live performances, interactive art & projections
Recommended to arrive early by 9PM!
Explore historic galleries and exhibits like never before
The deeper the crowd, the deeper the journey.
Stages and spaces are revealed as tickets sell – so help spread the word!

Writer Studio with Jo-Ann Roberts
2025-09-27 13:30 - 15:00 | Artspace Inc., 100 Arthur Street, Winnipeg, R3B1H3
The Writer Studio is a place to explore ideas and insights from some of the amazing writers featured at THIN AIR 2025.
Book Talk: The Secret to Great Interviews about Your Book
A former CBC radio host with expertise in book interviews, Jo-Ann Roberts has done dozens of interviews for her new book, Storming the Ballot, and can give advice from both sides of the microphone. Jo-Ann will share insider information about how to get interviews on radio, tv, and podcasts, how to prepare for those interviews once you’ve booked them, then how to maximize your exposure on the other side. A bonus: you’ll get a Top 10 interview chat-sheet to take home with you. This workshop promises to be fun and functional.
It will include:
-How to get interviews on radio, tv and podcasts
-Preparing for the interview
-interview follow-up to expand your exposure
-A Top 10 interview cheat sheet to take home
Saturday, September 27, 1:30-3:00pm
Artspace Boardroom, 424-100 Arthur Street
Admission: PWYC ($30 recommended)

Nuit Blanche Winnipeg
2025-09-27 18:00 - 23:30
Get ready as Nuit Blanche Winnipeg (NBW) prepares to illuminate Winnipeg!
This will be an exciting night of contemporary art installations & performances along with Winnipeg’s most venerated art institutions, independent curators, and 35,000 art animators in one night.
NBW, the province’s largest contemporary arts festival and a project of Culture Days Manitoba, will take place on Saturday, September 27th in four zones: The Exchange District, Downtown, St. Boniface, and The Forks. All of the zones will be connected with free transportation, new this year, free boat rides with Winnipeg Waterways!
We encourage you to take in these events as a pedestrian. Walk, bike, roll, or take any other creative way to visit our exhibits.

Tarot Workshop
2025-09-30 17:00 | 68 Albert Street, 68 Albert Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3B 1E7, Canada
Tarot Workshop Series – individual workshop series beginning September
September 30 Workshop 1 Exploring Tarot: (2hours)
During this workshop, the main themes covered are:
What is the Tarot?
History, Structure, Language, Choosing a Deck
What is the purpose of the Tarot and how does it work?
Tarot as a tool to aide syzygy of brain hemispheres and development of the holistic being.
How Tarot supports divination & spontaneous knowing (gnosis, clairsentience).
Take Home Material : Participants will receive 1 month free access to the Sister Silver Tarot Patreon Student Tier which includes reference material shared during this workshop.
Who is it for?
No prior knowledge of the Tarot is required for this workshop. Those who have experience with the Tarot will likely benefit from exploring the tool of Tarot through both a logical/psychological context and a creative/metaphysical context. Age 16+
Workshop 2 Decoding Tarot : 2 hours
During this workshop the main themes covered are:
Numerology within Tarot Decoding the language of numerology and it’s corresponding card families Symbolic Geometry within Tarot Decoding shapes and pictorial arrangement within the RWS Tarot.
Take Home Material
Participants will receive 1 month free access to the Sister Silver Tarot Patreon Student Tier which includes reference material shared during this workshop.
Who is it for?
Basic prior knowledge of the language, structure and uses of the Tarot is recommended. No prior knowledge of card definitions is required. Those with pre-existing understanding of individual card meanings will benefit from exploring card families and symbology through the universal language of numbers. Age 16+
Workshop 3 Tarot Astrology : 2 hours
During this workshop the main themes covered are:
The Tarot Court and the Zodiac
Understanding the Archetypes represented through the court cards of the Tarot through their associations with the 12 signs of the zodiac and their modalities. Exploring the symbiotic relationship of astrology and the tarot.
Reading with the Tarot Court
How to interpret the unique language of the Pages, Knights, Queens and Kings of Tarot.
Who is it for?
Basic prior knowledge of the language, structure and purpose of the Tarot is recommended. No prior knowledge of card definitions is required. Very basic prior knowledge of the 12 Zodiac signs is recommended. Those with pre-existing understanding of individual card meanings will benefit from exploring expanded interpretations of the court through their astrological connections. Age
16+
Take Home Material
Participants will receive 1 month free access to Sister Silver Tarot Patreon Student Tier which includes reference material shared during this workshop.
Workshop 4 Tarot Divination : 2 hours
During this workshop the main themes covered are:
What is a Tarot Spread?
The structure and purpose of a spread explored through 2 and 3 card combinations. How many cards are required to divine the message?
Traditional Spreads
A walk through of traditional divination focused card spreads including The 10 card Celtic Cross and the 9 card Portrait.
Take Home Material
Participants will receive 1 month free access to Sister Silver Tarot Patreon Student Tier which includes reference material shared during this workshop. Age 16+
Who is it for?
Basic prior knowledge of the language, structure and purpose of the Tarot is recommended. Basic knowledge of card meanings is recommended. Numerology and Astrological associations will be referenced so basic prior knowledge of both will be an asset.
Workshop 5 Tarot for Samhain : 2 hours
During this workshop the main themes covered are:
Tarot and the Wheel of the Year
Explore Tarot’s deep connection to the yearly cycle through the Decan Wheel in tandem with the seasonal Wheel of the Year.
Tarot for experiencing November Eve
Specific exploration of the tarot cards associated with November Eve, Samhain, Halloween and what message they have for those who wish to align themselves with the cycle of life and death.
Take Home Material
Participants will receive a physical copy of the Tarot Wheel of the Year created by Sister Silver Tarot specifically for this teaching. Participants will also receive 1 month free access to the Sister Silver Tarot Patreon Student Tier which includes reference material shared during this workshop.
Who is it for?
Basic prior knowledge of the language, structure and purpose of the Tarot is recommended. Basic knowledge of card meanings is recommended. Numerology and Astrological associations will be referenced so basic prior knowledge of both will be an asset. Age 16+.

201 Talks: Securing the Future: AI + Cybersecurity Best Practices
2025-10-02 12:00 - 13:00 | 201 Portage Conference Centre, 201 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, R3B 3K6
Join us for another insightful 201 Talks “Securing the Future: AI + Cybersecurity Best Practices” during Cybersecurity Awareness Month in October.
This one-hour presentation will delve into the unique security challenges posed by Generative AI and provide practical strategies to mitigate these risks.
Additionally, learn about essential cybersecurity best practices, including Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and phishing awareness, to help you safeguard your digital accounts.
Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your cybersecurity knowledge and stay ahead of emerging threats.

FIRST FRIDAYS in the EXCHANGE
2025-10-03 17:00 - 21:00 | The Exchange District, The Exchange
Gallery Hop. Shop. Stroll.
Refresh.
On the 1st Friday of each month, Galleries Artist-Run Centres, Studios, Shops + Museums stay open late at this free event in Winnipeg’s Exchange District.
We are serving up the makings of another fine First Friday evening with over 50 destinations to enjoy.
The link takes you to all the details, and a printable Tour Map-
Enjoy!

MAGICIAN & THE MUSE - Heritage Winnipeg’s 2025 Fall Fundraiser
2025-10-03 18:30 - 21:30 | Millennium Centre, 389 Main Street, Winnipeg, R3B 1A6
Heritage Winnipeg is excited to be presenting a world-class magic show featuring International Illusionist Sean Watson and Métis Magician Chanelle Munroe, who will captivate you with a blend of magic, mystery, and theatrical flair. In addition, enjoy astonishing tricks up close with talented Magician Terry Greenwood and a special opening act by the mind-bending Illusionist Sean Fields. You will be in awe as the historic banking hall is transformed into a glamorous stage for a one-night-only event with mind-blowing magic tricks and big stage illusions. Under the opulent dome of the Millennium Centre, be prepared to believe in the impossible. It will be a symphony of wizardry, wonder, and artistry!
All funds raised supporting Heritage Winnipeg’s important work advocating for and celebrating Winnipeg’s built heritage!

Eastern Anthems: Documentary Screening
2025-10-04 19:00 - 21:00 | Rachel Browne Theatre, 211 Bannatyne Avenue, Winnipeg, R3B3P2
The stunning and unexpected experimental documentary EASTERN ANTHMES (78 mins) on the Great Eastern Brood X of periodical cicadas that prophetically emerge every 17 years in the USA, screens Sat Oct 4 at 7 pm at the Rachel Browne Theatre.
The film’s co-directors, Matthew Wolkow (Montreal) and Jean-Jacques Martinod (Denver), will be in attendance.
Admission is pay-what-you-can
More info: https://wndx.org/2025-eastern-anthems/

Dried Wreath Workshop
2025-10-09 08:00 - 17:00 | 68 Albert Street, 68 Albert Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3B 1E7, Canada
Dried Wreath Workshop
Join us for a fun workshop where you get to create your own small wreath. This is a dried wreath, with a 10” grapevine wreath base. Dried greenery, flowers, and decor options, and tools are included. Everyone leaves with a finished wreath, and we will guide you along the way.
*Photos are examples of what you can create during the workshop, some flowers in photo may not be available*
DATE: October 15, 2025 @ 6:30 pm
LOCATION: Two Macaws, 68 Albert street, Unit B, Winnipeg, MB
THERE ARE NO PHYSICAL TICKETS, NAMES WILL BE TAKEN AT THE DOOR FOR REGISTRANTS

Duo Exhibition by Darrell Baschak and Robert Sim: Two Perspectives on the Western Landscape
2025-10-11 18:00 - 2025-10-30 21:00 | 65 Albert St, Albert Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3B 1G3, Canada
Exhibition runs from October 30 – November 14, 2025. Opening reception to be held Thursday, October 30 from 6 – 9 pm.

Life of Pi
2025-10-15 - 2025-11-08 | 174 Market Avenue, 174 Market Avenue, Winnipeg, R3B 0T9
“It will make you believe in the power of theatre” – Times of London
An epic story of courage, faith and survival, Life of Pi roars to breathtaking life with riveting storytelling and stunning puppetry.
After Pi’s family and their zoo are lost during the chaos of a shipwreck, the teenager survives 227 days on a lifeboat in uneasy companionship with a Royal Bengal tiger. As Pi drifts aimlessly in the vast ocean, he struggles to keep his wits while avoiding being the tiger’s next meal. Based on the international best-selling novel, Pi’s astonishing tale will have us question what we see with our own eyes.

the sky remembers: Exhibition by Taylor McArthur
2025-10-17 - 2025-12-13 | Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art Gallery, Urban Shaman Gallery, 203-290 McDermot Ave, Winnipeg, R3B 0T2
the sky remembers: an Exhibition by Taylor McArthur
Curated by Justin Bear L’Arrivee
October 17th to December 13th, 2025
Opening Reception: Friday, October 17th – 5-9 pm
Artist Talk: Saturday, October 18th – 1-3 pm
‘the sky remembers’ brings together five years of Taylor McArthur’s digital works exploring Indigenous futurism, kinship, and unseen energy. From shifting skies to looping spirit codes, the immersive 3D, VR, and augmented reality works remind us that the land and skies are witness to our lives across generations. Rooted in Indigenous futurisms, the pieces engage themes of spirit, land, and memory, creating cyclical visual languages and poetic transmissions through time and technological space.
Taylor McArthur (Niná wašte šiyo poǧa hą́ska wíya / hummingbird woman) Nakoda of Pheasant Rump Nakota First Nation. Raised in Southwestern Manitoba and currently residing in Montreal, Quebec. She is a current Computation Arts Specialization undergraduate student in Concordia’s Fine Arts faculty. McArthur is an award-winning digital artist working with 3D animation, video game design, and video. Her practice is informed by Indigenous Futurisms, and she seeks to situate her Indigenous culture within both the modern and a potential future vision.

Boxing Manitoba Provincials 2025
2025-10-19 13:00 - 16:00 | Pan Am Boxing Club, McDermot Avenue, Winnipeg, Winnipeg, R3B 0S8, Canada
Two days of boxing this October 18 and 19th. The even on the 19th will be held at Pan Am Boxing corner of McDermot and Arthur, doors at 1pm, bouts at 130pm. Come see the top junior, youth and elite boxers in Manitoba.

201 Portage: Pop-Up Vaccine Clinic with QDoc
2025-10-20 10:00 - 15:00 | 201 Portage Conference Centre, 201 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, R3B 3K6
Stay healthy this season! We’re happy to host a pop-up vaccine clinic at 201 Portage, in the Conference Centre, in partnership with QDoc.
What’s Available:
Choose between a flu shot, a COVID booster, or both!
What to Bring:
• Your Manitoba Health Card
• A completed consent form (sent via email or available on-site during the flu clinic)
Walk-Ups Are Welcomed!
This event will operate on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. However, we encourage participants to sign up in advance via the link provided to help the QDoc team manage vaccine supplies effectively.

The Sound Gallery, Free Live Music in an Art Gallery
2025-10-25 15:00 - 16:30 | 210 Gallery, 210 Princess Street, Winnipeg, R3B1L4
Experience Lachelle Reanne live at 210 Gallery.
A powerful Winnipeg singer-songwriter with a captivating voice and genuine stage presence, Lachelle brings heartfelt stories and soulful energy to every performance.
Join us for an intimate afternoon show on Saturday, October 25, 3–4:30 PM.
Free admission | RSVP recommended

FIRST FRIDAYS in the EXCHANGE
2025-11-07 17:00 - 21:00 | The Exchange District, The Exchange
Every first Friday of the month, Galleries, Artist-Run Centres, Studios, Shops + Museums stay open late at this free event in Winnipeg’s Exchange District.
INDULGE in a feast of creativity at the Galleries and Studios.
COLLECT a unique work of art from a Manitoba Artist.
CHAMPION the fabulous, locally owned & operated shops, markets, museums, and services.🍁
REFRESH at a favourite coffee shop, brewery or dining spot, or discover a hidden gem.
CREATE a mini-masterpiece at a free drop-in workshop.
CONNECT with live music, dance, theatre, poetry performances, & interactive special events.
EMBRACE the vibrant after-hours scene and dance the night away!
Hit the link for all the details, and a printable Tour Map!

ART TALK/ART WALK
2025-11-07 18:00 - 21:00 | 100 Arthur St., 100 Arthur St., Winnipeg, R3B1H3
‘In conversation with Artist Jordan Stranger: Reflections on the Past, Present and Future’
Jordan Stranger, an Anishinaabe artist and graphic designer, originally from Peguis First Nation, is known for his colourful style represented through murals, illustrations, and graphic design.
His artwork, using cultural influences and symbolism, can be found throughout Winnipeg, and he is the designer and artist behind the Winnipeg 150 logo.
Stranger’s work is deeply rooted in the traditions within contemporary Indigenous culture.
Moderated by Susan Freig, and together with images of his work, we will understand how he uses his life experiences and spiritual practice, learned through Ojibwe teachings, to drive his artistic passions.
Free, Everyone Welcome!
5:30 pm – Doors Open
6:00 pm – Art Talk
7:15 pm – Guided Art Walk to a selection of galleries, artist-run centres, and artist studios

A Number
2025-11-12 - 2025-11-29 | 140 Rupert Ave, 140 Rupert Ave, Winnipeg, R3B 0T9
“A wonderfully unsettling triumph” – Independent
What happens when you discover more than one YOU in the world? This psychological thriller explores themes of identity, family dynamics and the ethics of scientific experimentation.
Bernard’s has contentedly navigated life as an only child. When his father reveals the truth about his place in the family order, Bernard’s world is turned upside down. Father and son relationships can be complicated at the best of times but take on new meaning in a world where humans can be replicated. Caryl Churchill is at her unsettling best with this thought-provoking play about nature versus nurture, the emotional impact of cloning and the moral implications of creating human beings for experimentation.

201 Talks: Wills & Estates Planning
2025-11-13 12:00 - 13:00 | 201 Portage Conference Centre, 201 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, R3B 3K6
Join David Wiebe, Associate at Taylor McCaffrey LLP, for an informative presentation on estate planning, covering essential topics such as wills, powers of attorney, and health care directives. In this session, David will explore the importance of having a comprehensive estate plan, outline the key steps to creating one, and offer practical strategies for discussing your plans with your loved ones.

Hyper Winnipeg 2025 - Discussions Beyond AI
2025-11-18 12:30 - 18:00
Supported by New Media Manitoba / Online Business Systems / Payworks / The Exchange District BIZ
Artificial Intelligence has moved beyond being just a trendy buzzword, and HYPER 2025 is set to explore its many dimensions in a special panel discussion.
This year’s Hyper will showcase engaging panel discussions featuring researchers, philosophers, engineers, artists, and AI enthusiasts, all working together to give you a well-rounded perspective on the various facets of AI.
Speakers:
Margaux Miller – Moderator, Connector, Community Builder
Jamie L. Michie – Marketing Manager – Online Business Systems
Katie Szilagyi – Faculty of Law – University of Manitoba
Cody Chomiak – VP Marketing – Travel Manitoba
Christopher Henry – Computer Science – University of Manitoba
Josiane Kroll – Senior Instructional Technology Specialist – University of Manitoba
Jason Shields – Faculty of Architecture – University of Manitoba
Chelsea Treboniak – Critical Ops
Sean Usher – Republic Architecture
More speakers to be announced.
Schedule:
12:30 Doors Open
1:00 Opening Speech / Special Announcement
1:15 Special Keynote
2:30 Panel – Beyond AI – Ethics, Challenges, Future (Margaux Miller, Jamie L. Michie, Katie Szilagyi, Cody Chomiak, Josiane Kroll)
3:45 Panel – Smart Scans: AI-Powered 3D Capture (Jason Shields, Chris Henry, Chelsea Treboniak, Sean Usher)
4:45 Networking

Never Swim Alone by Daniel McIvor
2025-11-19 19:30 - 2025-11-23 15:30 | Video Pool Media Arts Centre, Arthur Street 100, Winnipeg, Winnipeg, R3B 1H7, Canada
Two men enter a room. Two boys sit on a beach. They might be the same man, and they might have been the same boy, but it’s important that you know they are not. Two men, mirror images, haunted and bound by the boys they once were, and a single moment during an endless summer.
Daniel MacIvor’s dark comedy is a game of one-upping, memory, nostalgia and petty rivalry that bristles with tension and then explodes. A story about the one who wins, and everyone and everything that gets left behind.
Written in 1991, NEVER SWIM ALONE is eerily relevant today.
Featuring Jesse Bergen, Ian Mikita, Kerri Woloszyn
Directed by Jane Walker
Stage Manager Kai Suzuki-Smith
Presented by Snakeskin Jacket
Wednesday, November 19 to Saturday, November 22 at 7:30pm
Sunday, November 23 at 2pm
Video Pool Media Arts Centre
100 Arthur St

Elf – The Musical
2025-11-25 - 2025-12-24 | 174 Market Avenue, 174 Market Avenue, Winnipeg, R3B 0T9
“An effervescent antidote to the chaos of the holiday season” – Intermission Magazine
Bursting with holiday spirit, joyful song and boundless cheer, Elf – The Musical is the gift we all need this Christmas.
Buddy the elf is happy, big-hearted and larger than life. Buddy is also larger than the other elves, which makes sense when it’s revealed he’s actually human. Gobsmacked by this discovery, Buddy sets off in search of the World’s Greatest Dad. When he arrives in New York, the irrepressible elf is disappointed to find out his human dad is far from the world’s greatest anything. Undaunted by a series of misadventures, Buddy sings his way into the lives and hearts of his new family and friends.

Wreath Making Workshop
2025-11-26 18:30 - 20:30 | 68 Albert Street, 68 Albert Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3B 1E7, Canada
Fresh Holiday wreath workshop, includes a grapevine wreath base, and a choice of fresh greenery and decor options to use! All supplies needed included, and we will guide you along the way. Choose between a 10″wreath or an 18″ wreath size. These wreaths are suitable for outside use and will last well throughout the winter months. Wreath base is reusable.
Location: Two Macaws Concept Store, 68 Albert St, Winnipeg, MB

Embroidery Workshop
2025-12-02 18:00 - 20:00 | 68 Albert Street, 68 Albert Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3B 1E7, Canada
Meowy Christmas Embroidery Workshop at Two Macaws Concept Store
Join us for a cozy, creative evening at Two Macaws as we stitch the cutest festive feline of the season! In this hands-on holiday embroidery workshop, you’ll learn how to embroider your very own mischievous Christmas cat using beginner-friendly, fundamental embroidery stitches.
We’ll guide you through:
• How to set up an embroidery project
• How to work with embroidery floss
• Step-by-step stitching techniques
• What to do once your piece is complete—displaying, gifting, or turning it into décor
Walk away with the purr-fect handmade holiday decoration or a heartfelt gift for someone special.
Paw-sitively beginner friendly and perfect for holiday crafting lovers!

Holiday Group Exhibition and Sale at Soul Gallery
2025-12-04 08:00 - 2025-12-20 17:00 | 65 Albert St, Albert Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3B 1G3, Canada
From December 4-20, celebrate the holiday season at Soul Gallery with a festive group exhibition and 12% off artworks by participating artists. Join us for a special holiday event Saturday, December 13, with live music, refreshments, and local artists in attendance.

ART TALK/ART WALK- Humour as Resistance: Reimagining History in Ink
2025-12-05 18:00 - 21:00 | 100 Arthur St., 100 Arthur St., Winnipeg, R3B1H3
Join host Jasmine Tara for an Art Talk with Nyco Rudolph.
Nyco Rudolph’s “retro absurdist Canadiana” illustrations blend vintage poster style with sharp commentary.
Once playful and patriotic, his work now confronts Canada’s more unsettling truths—featuring giant bisons crushing government buildings and satirical scenes that challenge national myths.
Nyco shares how humour, history and responsibility guide his creative process, and what it means for artists to spark dialogue through disruption.
Insightful, irreverent and visually unforgettable, this session invites us to rethink how art responds to the world around us.
He’s currently busy writing and drawing his first solo graphic novel, “Bear Country”.
Free, Everyone Welcome!
100 Arthur Street, 2nd floor
There is an accessible entrance off King Street.
Doors Open at 5:30 • Art Talk at 6pm.
7:15 pm – Guided Art Walk to a selection of galleries, artist-run centres, and artist studios

FIRST FRIDAYS in the EXCHANGE
2026-01-02 17:00 - 21:00 | The Exchange District, The Exchange
On the 1st Friday of each month, Galleries, Artist-Run Centres, Studios, Shops + Museums stay open late at this free event in Winnipeg’s Exchange District.
Keep celebrating the new year and enjoy one of your first days of 2026 in the Exchange!
The link takes you to What’s ON and the printable Tour Map.

Game Day 2026 Presented by Qualico
2026-01-10 10:00 - 13:00 | Sport Manitoba, 145 Pacific Ave, Winnipeg, MB, R3R 0J5
Game Day, presented by Qualico, is a hands-on sport showcase where kids can try out a variety of sports, helping them choose the one that excites them most. Each station is hosted by a Provincial Sport Organization, giving families the chance to explore new activities and ask questions about available programs.
Kids and families can dive into more than 20 interactive sport stations and discover their next favourite activity. It’s a family-friendly, inclusive event designed to get kids moving, learning, and having fun, and it all takes place on Saturday, January 10, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Sport Manitoba facility (145 Pacific Avenue). Best of all, it’s completely free.

Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express
2026-01-14 - 2026-02-07 | 174 Market Avenue, 174 Market Avenue, Winnipeg, R3B 0T9
“A first-class ride all the way” – The Guardian
“An ensemble drama with an irresistible hook…deft and masterful” Broadway World
Showcasing the Queen of Crime’s signature twists and turns, and a luxury train onstage, this light-hearted adaptation keeps us guessing until Hercule Poirot delivers his breathtaking verdict.
Detective Hercule Poirot is aboard the Orient Express when an unlikeable wealthy American is murdered. As the debonair detective investigates, he encounters a cast of intriguing passengers, including the glamorous Mrs. Hubbard and the enigmatic Princess Dragomiroff. With his unparalleled eye for detail and keen instincts, Poirot uncovers secrets and motives as he seeks the truth behind the murder in this suspenseful tale of deception, revenge and justice.

Nine Perspectives: An art exhibition by 9 rural and northern Manitoba artists
2026-01-17 - 2026-02-21 | 210 Gallery, 210 Princess Street, Winnipeg, R3B1L4
Nine Perspectives brings together new work by nine artists from rural and northern Manitoba who participated in a six-month group mentorship and exhibition program through the Manitoba Arts Network.
The exhibition reflects a wide range of materials, themes, and approaches, while emphasizing cohesion, intention, and professional presentation. Artists were supported in developing bodies of work that speak clearly to their practice, explore consistency across multiple pieces, and prepare their work for commercial and gallery contexts.
Exhibition Runs:
January 17 – February 21, 2026
Opening Reception:
Saturday, January 17, 2026
