Featured Events in Winnipeg in February, 2025(January Updated)

From Luciane: This concert honors iconic artist Diana McIntosh’s life as a performer, composer, educator, and community builder. Diana spent time in Banff throughout her life, with deep appreciation for the Rocky Mountains. As a Banff-based pianist, I met Diana on several occasions, and had the opportunity to study her original scores at the University of Manitoba Archives. This, and my intention to connect with Winnipeg artists Ben Reimer and Laurel Ridd who had worked closely with Diana, led to this program of pieces for percussion, flute and solo piano including Diana’s delightful Aiby-Aicy-Aidyai for toy piano and vocal sounds. Information Source: GroundSwell | eventbrite

Scott Nolan is an acclaimed Folk/Roots songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and poet from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Treaty One territory. Releasing 7 albums since 2005, Scott will release a new album this December. He is known for his intimate, engaging performances and often humourous ‘patter’ between songs. Hayes Carll, Mary Gauthier, William Prince, and many others have recorded his songs. He has co-written with Hayes, Mary, William Prince, among others. He is perhaps best known for ‘Bad Liver and a Broken Heart’, which Hayes Carll made ‘famous’. Scott has toured with Hayes, Mary, James McMurtry, Fred Eaglesmith and very recently with fellow singer-songwriter Joe Nolan. Over the past decade or so, he produced albums for William Prince, Lynne Hanson, Watermelon Slim, Stephen Fearing, and many others. Information Source: Times Change(d) High & Lonesome Club | eventbrite

Oldby Margie GillisFebruary 07-08 at 7:30pm February 09 at 4:00pmArtist Talk to follow Sunday matinee WCD is thrilled to welcome back Canadian Icon, Margie Gillis, and her new full-length solo show, Old. Created in collaboration with Winnipeg-based Visual Artist, Randal Newman. Aging is an uneven process of fall and recovery, of loss and discovery. As the material world dissolves, the energy in all things becomes vivid and clear. How do we hold the mantel of ageing and patience, through physical loss? “…. an astonishing mastery of relationships - with breath, emotions, movement, space, the audience.” - Catherine Lalonde, Le Devoir More info here photo by Sasha Onyshchenko Information Source: Winnipeg's Contemporary Dancers | eventbrite

Experience the thrill of live music at the Bullrider/Honeysliders event in Winnipeg. Taking place at the iconic Times Change(d) High & Lonesome Club on Main St., this event promises two nights of unforgettable performances on February 14th and 15th, 2025. Tickets are priced at $20, offering an affordable opportunity to enjoy an evening of great music in the heart of the city. Don't miss out on this unique musical experience!