From the Inkwell, an evening of storytelling, was held on May 15 at Hespelers Cookhouse & Tavern in Niverville. Presented by local entrepreneur and writer Trevor Martens, the event featured 12 amateur writers reading excerpts from their creative works.

The third and fourth grade students of Niverville Elementary School (NES) performed their spring concert on May 10–11 at the Niverville Community Fellowship.

On April 12–14, students and volunteers at Niverville High School presented their first-ever full-length musical since the construction of the new school in 2019. The group’s production of High School Musical Jr. played to sold-out audiences all three nights and received standing ovations from the enthusiastic crowds.

Since her Manitoba Country Music Awards nomination for Cover Artist of the Year last fall, Niverville recording artist Catie St. Germain has been inspired to kick her original songwriting into high gear.

Congratulations are in order for singer-songwriter Jordan St. Cyr, who won the Juno Award for Best Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year for his self-titled album.

At first blush it seems almost ludicrous to suggest that a relatively sleepy, low-profile community like Niverville, Manitoba should ever be compared to a place like Hollywood, California, the glamourous locale of famous stars, movie moguls, and high-tech production studios. Instead it’s home to blue skies, sprawling fields of wheat, quiet summer days, and blustery winter ones.