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There is one on the counter at the Acorn Café. His name is Nutz, he’s stuffed, and as the unofficial mascot of the café in Generation Green he’s a reminder of the coffee and lunch spot’s origins.

While cartons of eggnog started to appear on grocery shelves after October, there’s more than one way to experience the rich, creamy vanilla and spicy cinnamon and nutmeg flavours of the classic Christmas treat.

There’s no better way to embrace the holiday spirit than taking a seat for a performance of The Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s perennial favourite, The Nutcracker.

Erin May Kembel is the EMK behind EMK Clothing, known for her Canadian-made seasonal collections andessentials available at retailers across the country, online and at her West Broadway studio boutique on Sherbrook Street. In late 2019 EMK released a men’s collection after years of requests.

Winnipeggers love summer farmers’ markets. Now we needn’t give them up just because it’s the middle of winter. Two popular markets have moved indoors.

In its third year, the Forthwith Festival celebrates creativity and improvisation through visual installations, music, performance and food.