The Manitoban recommends . . .

Tessa Vanderhart, Staff

10. Pip Skid online CD release

Nov. 6 // peanutsandcorn.com // free!

Local Winnipeg hip-hopper Pip Skid’s new album is now available for download at peanutsandcorn.com. Check it out!

9. Pip Skid and SOSO CD release party

The Albert Nov. 9 “10ish” $5

8. India School of Dance, Music and Theatre

Franco-Manitoban Cultural Centre Nov 9, 7:30 p.m. $10/students

“The Flowering Tree” feat. Giotanjali Kolanad. I don’t know what it is, and didn’t have time to check, but I’m darn sure it’s worth checking out.

7. Blue Sky Addicts

West End Cultural Centre Nov. 11 7:30 p.m. $10

“Snap! Crackle! Pop-zap!” their MySpace says.

Times Change(d) Nov. 8-10 10 p.m.$10/night

Everyone’s favourite Winnipeg-born ’70s rocker (yep Burt, that’s right) gets his due with birthday celebrations-in-honour from Scott Nolan, D. Rangers, Western States and others.

Pyramid Cabaret Nov. 12 10 p.m. $35

Rock onnnnnnnn with the modern-day equivalent of KISS. For the nostalgic and blood-oriented.

4. The Pervert’s Guide to Cinema

Cinematheque Nov. 12-15 7 p.m $6/students

Jealous of your pretentious, sometimes-bespectacled, deadpan-bureaucrat, sucking-the-life-out-of-Western-Civilization Culture Editor? Get edumacated about filmwize.

3. Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra: “Sentimental Journey: The War Years”

Winnipeg Art Gallery Nov. 11 2 and 7:30 p.m. $15/students

If you’re in search of a way to pay tribute to past sacrifices without glorifying current wars, then the Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra has got you covered.

2. Cuff the Duke

West End Cultural Centre Nov. 9 8 p.m $15

There are tons of things to do this Friday night — but this is the one that I recommend most, as the Duke makes music that all music lovers will like.

1. Landscape of the Body

Black Hole Theatre (University College) Nov. 13-24 7 p.m. and/or 8 p.m.

Catch U of M’s aspiring actors in the first of the “season of dark comedies.” Plus a gorilla!

Honorable mention: Hip Sundays at Noir

Noir Wine Bar + Eatery Nov. 11 9 p.m. Free/$3.50 drinks

Like a totally sweet-ass ’90s dance party yo.

Send your recommendations to tessa@themanitoban.com.





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Home About Us Advertising Rates Contact Staff Current Issue PDF Employment Letters to the Editor Meet the Staff Online Archives Volunteer Online Classifieds St. Vincent's Academy Diaries	Font Size Respond Email Print-Friendly The Manitoban recommends . . . Tessa Vanderhart, Staff 10. Pip Skid online CD release Nov. 6 // peanutsandcorn.com // free! Local Winnipeg hip-hopper Pip Skid’s new album is now available for download at peanutsandcorn.com. Check it out! 9. Pip Skid and SOSO CD release party The Albert Nov. 9 “10ish” $5 Feat. Hot Dogg 8. India School of Dance, Music and Theatre Franco-Manitoban Cultural Centre Nov 9, 7:30 p.m. $10/students “The Flowering Tree” feat. Giotanjali Kolanad. I don’t know what it is, and didn’t have time to check, but I’m darn sure it’s worth checking out. 7. Blue Sky Addicts West End Cultural Centre Nov. 11 7:30 p.m. $10 “Snap! Crackle! Pop-zap!” their MySpace says. 6. NeilFest Times Change(d) Nov. 8-10 10 p.m.$10/night Everyone’s favourite Winnipeg-born ’70s rocker (yep Burt, that’s right) gets his due with birthday celebrations-in-honour from Scott Nolan, D. Rangers, Western States and others. 5. GWAR Pyramid Cabaret Nov. 12 10 p.m. $35 Rock onnnnnnnn with the modern-day equivalent of KISS. For the nostalgic and blood-oriented. 4. The Pervert’s Guide to Cinema Cinematheque Nov. 12-15 7 p.m $6/students Jealous of your pretentious, sometimes-bespectacled, deadpan-bureaucrat, sucking-the-life-out-of-Western-Civilization Culture Editor? Get edumacated about filmwize. 3. Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra: “Sentimental Journey: The War Years” Winnipeg Art Gallery Nov. 11 2 and 7:30 p.m. $15/students If you’re in search of a way to pay tribute to past sacrifices without glorifying current wars, then the Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra has got you covered. 2. Cuff the Duke West End Cultural Centre Nov. 9 8 p.m $15 There are tons of things to do this Friday night — but this is the one that I recommend most, as the Duke makes music that all music lovers will like. 1. Landscape of the Body Black Hole Theatre (University College) Nov. 13-24 7 p.m. and/or 8 p.m. Catch U of M’s aspiring actors in the first of the “season of dark comedies.” Plus a gorilla! Honorable mention: Hip Sundays at Noir Noir Wine Bar + Eatery Nov. 11 9 p.m. Free/$3.50 drinks Like a totally sweet-ass ’90s dance party yo. Send your recommendations to tessa@themanitoban.com.


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