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Hue At Home – Episode 6 | Community | I Like Hue | Winnipeg

This week we will see how people are making a difference within their communities. Brenda Gorlick is making the theatre arts and dance accessible to all, and all abilities with her...

Hue @ Home “When Mental Health Matters, Communicating Through Cultures and Generations

The premiere of Hue At Home focuses on racism both systemic and COVID related towards our Asian communities. We hear from a wide sector of our ethnic communities and learn more abo...

Do You Fear Racism in Your Community? How Can We create Safe Places?

We welcome back Hani from the Immigration Partnership Winnipeg and IPW's indigenous Engagement Co-Ordinator Jamie Banias to discuss their new lunch series aimed at educating and cr...

Reconciliation Through Theatre With Sarasvati Productions

This is fascinating journey of letting young indigenous people define their idea of what Truth and Reconciliation means to them. Sarasvati Productions worked closely with local ind...

Ishkode – A New Way To Dine on Hue Soundbytes

We get introduced to a new way of dining, learning about history, people and food back in time. Ishkode features the work of Indigenous chefs that are trying to put their culture a...

Hue Crew takes “Bold” Steps For Encouragement and Enlightenment for Communities Everywhere

Hue Crew learns more about the Boldness Project with Diane Roussin project manager. She talks about a child centric community built around the family circle. This social incubator ...

Arts, Reconciliation, and Women Rule On The Hue Crew!

The Hue Crew have great conversation with Hope McIntyre artistic director of Sarasvati Productions. For more than 20 years Sarasvati has been giving a voice to women from all walk...

Lara Rae

Lara says farewell to 17 years as the Winnipeg Comedy Festival’s Artistic Director, and she opens up to what has made an impact on her most, both in work and personally.