Local Arts

What an exceptional way to kick off a New Year in Flin Flon, dare we say it, the arts and culture capital of Manitoba! We are starting the year with two exceptional shows that “come from away”.

There’s no rest for either the wicked or Ham Sandwich. Auditions are underway for the group’s next show. Hot on the heels of the troupe’s performance of C.S.

He may be far from his original home, but make no mistake – there’s still a piece of the north in musician Tristan Simon.

Fans will come together Dec. 12-14 at Johnny’s Social Club for the now-annual Beatlemania show.

The real Dean Martin will stand up during the upcoming Flin Flon Arts Council and Community Choir Christmas show.

When Katie Njegovan heard her childhood friend Brandie Salamondra was in the hospital, she knew she had to do something to help. Njegovan quickly organized a Nov. 2 concert at Johnny’s Social Club, with the proceeds donated to Salamondra’s recovery.

It’s transgressive, it’s transformative and maybe even a little transmittable - and it’s coming back to town.

Ian Kinnear’s path to playing in Flin Flon was a long and winding one. Local luthier Alistair Callegari has roots in the same small village where Kinnear is from - Edzell, Scotland.

Wild and water – that’s what a pair of Flin Flon artists hope to share with the world about the region they call home.

We all know that Flin Flon, Creighton and Denare Beach are all about Culture Days, but this year is special. Culture Days is a national celebration of arts and culture held annually on the last weekend of September.