on August 10, 2023
on August 10, 2023
Hatch is a two-day block party-style festival taking place on parking Lot 2A of the Brandon University campus. While taking place on the university campus, the event is for all in Westman. Only 500 tickets are available per day.... Read full article
on August 5, 2023
on August 5, 2023
Tournament organizers are excited to make this an annual event and keep it going for years to come. ... Read full article
on July 24, 2023
on July 24, 2023
Net proceeds for the event have been allocated to the B.U. School of Music.... Read full article
on July 16, 2023
on July 16, 2023
Nearly 300 classic vehicles register for the 2023 edition of this popular show!... Read full article
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Frank McGwire
on July 8, 2023
While the premiere screening in Canada is planned for early fall 2023 (Evans Theatre), the stateside premiere is slated for this month. ... Read full article
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Frank McGwire
on June 19, 2023
This article includes videos which can be found at the bottom of the page when you click this link.... Read full article
on June 12, 2023
on June 12, 2023
Eastside Eatery serves up a metal show with Edmonton's Fall of Earth.... Read full article
on June 9, 2023
on June 9, 2023
The Spark debuts another new show this Sunday! Produced in Brandon and hosted by a well known Brandonite from the business community. The show is a major departure from what listeners of The Spark are used to hearing... ... Read full article
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Frank McGwire
on June 2, 2023
This edition of "Your Town Today" spotlights the 2023 Summer Fair!... Read full article
on April 22, 2023
on April 22, 2023
Here are 7 ways you can actively participate in Earth Day 2023.... Read full article
on April 13, 2023
on April 13, 2023
PrairieCon is a must-attend event for gaming enthusiasts. The tabletop gaming convention offers a unique opportunity to meet and socialize with fellow gamers, as well as try out new games and participate in tournaments.... Read full article
on March 31, 2023
on March 31, 2023
Mitchell Makoons was formerly known as Mitchell Mozdzen. In early 2021 he decided to change his stage name to something that nodded to his Ojibway heritage.... Read full article
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