Ribbon Skirts With a Story
A community workshop teaches young makers dress design, sewing, and the art of the traditional ribbon skirt.
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News
Arts Incubator Winnipeg brings together timely reporting, grounded storytelling, and reflective thought pieces focused on the intersections of arts, food security, climate action, and creative entrepreneurship across Northern and rural communities in Canada. This category features current events, local and regional reporting, and stories of lived experiences that highlight how communities are responding to change through creativity, innovation, and cultural practice.
Canada’s Civic Engagement Is Fraying — And What Community Organizations Can Do About It
From falling volunteer rates to concentrated giving, discover four strategic pathways for Canadian nonprofits to build resilience and capacity.
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From Tundra to Timberline: The Lasting Legacy of Labrador Tea
Long before coffee shops dotted the map, northern communities across the Arctic and subarctic relied on Labrador Tea.
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Exploring Leadership Pipeline Development for Nonprofits
This fall, our arts incubator tackles boards, governance and capacity building grounded in national data.
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When Bones Become Art
The fourth annual Summer Arts Program brought community members together to learn, create and paint animal bones and skulls.
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The Drum Brings Us Together
Arts and culture help build stronger northern connections, bringing communities together through tradition, performance and shared experience.
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Exploring Governance Models
From working boards to collaborative networks, we're exploring governance models that help nonprofits grow while staying community-focused.
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The Work Before the Fire
Before the first pit fire, weeks of gathering, processing, and learning transformed local materials into future works of art.
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Finding Inspiration in Winnipeg’s North End Murals
Thinking about how community murals come together through local stories, artist collaboration, planning, and a shared sense of place.
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Caribou in the City: Peter Sawatzky’s Seal River Crossing
Peter Sawatzky’s Seal River Crossing brings northern Manitoba’s caribou migration into downtown Winnipeg, connecting visitors with wildlife, landscape, and place.
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Recent Posts
- Ribbon Skirts With a Story
- Canada’s Civic Engagement Is Fraying — And What Community Organizations Can Do About It
- From Tundra to Timberline: The Lasting Legacy of Labrador Tea
- Exploring Leadership Pipeline Development for Nonprofits
- When Bones Become Art
- The Drum Brings Us Together
- Exploring Governance Models
- The Work Before the Fire
- Finding Inspiration in Winnipeg’s North End Murals
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