This August, Rainbow Trout Music Festival will be hosting its ninth annual festival on the banks of the Roseau River, just south of St. Malo, Manitoba. All ages can enjoy this event by purchasing a weekend camping pass, or just go for the day, from August 18–20. 

A photographer from St. Adolphe, Sue Leclerc, has set up shop at the St. Norbert Farmer’s market this year. Her photographs are available for sale at the market every Wednesday and Saturday this summer. 

Jordan St. Cyr recently returned to southern Manitoba from a Nashville trip, but he didn’t come back empty-handed. This month, St. Cyr was crowned the winner of Nashville Rising Star. This was the ninth competition of its kind and has seen other well-known names rise to the top, like Colton Dixon and Kelsey Ballerini.

“I took piano once when I was six. I wish I would have stuck with it.” That’s a phrase I’ve heard all too often. Fortunately, there’s good news. It’s not too late for you to get involved in music, and it’s not too late for your child.

Chad Eddy of Niverville has recently published his first book, Remember the Gospel. Eddy has been a speaker for more than 15 years and spoken to crowds at Sunday morning services, retreats, and Bible studies.

Local hip-hop artist Tyler Williams is getting ready to launch his first album this summer. The album, titled Verse One, is set for an August 25 release. The record has a total of 15 songs including the title track, “Verse One.