🎭 Young Franco-Manitobans bring their voices to life in Un peu partout! at Théâtre Cercle Molière, a play collaboratively created over 19 months by performers aged 17–21. Rooted in French language and culture, the production explores self-discovery, creative growth, and the power of collective storytelling, showcasing the heart and passion of these emerging artists.

https://u-channel.ca/19-months-in-the-making-franco-manitoban-youth-shine-in-un-peu-partout/

Lohri Mela is a traditional North Indian festival that celebrates new beginnings. For its 10th anniversary, the Asian Women of Winnipeg (AWOW) focused on making the event more accessible.

By redesigning the event's floor plans and collaborating with disability organizations, AWOW aims to raise awareness, improve accessibility, and ensure that all community members, including those with disabilities, can fully participate in cultural events.

https://u-channel.ca/asian-women-of-winnipeg-reshaping-its-approach-to-community-celebrations/

The Nestaweya River Trail has a new campaign to help fund its nearly 6 km of skating and walking paths. Trail Together invites Winnipeggers to "adopt" metre sections, fostering community involvement and pride.

https://u-channel.ca/new-campaign-invites-winnipeggers-to-become-a-part-of-the-nestaweya-river-trail/