An evening honouring

Þrúður Helgadóttir and Atli Ásmundsson

26 January 2013
Cocktails: 6:00 p.m. (cash bar)
Dinner and Program: 7 p.m.
The Fort Garry Hotel | 222 Broadway
The Grand Ballroom | Fort Garry Place
Winnipeg, MB

Work explores geographic, emotional isolation

By: Alison Mayes

Winnipeg playwright Debbie Patterson brings Sargent & Victor to life


Sargent & Victor is a famous – and infamous – corner in Winnipeg. It’s also the name of a new one-woman play by Winnipeg playwright and actor Debbie Patterson. She is presenting it on May 31 at the Asper Centre for Theatre and Film as part of Nuna (now).
The intersection of Sargent Avenue and Victor Street was once the heart of Winnipeg’s Icelandic community. More recently it’s turned into a tough neighborhood.

Everything Everywhere All the Time / The Icelandic Paper

núna (now) artist Lay Low will be interviewed and perform an acoustic set on the radio this morning at 10:30 am CST.

Tune in to CKUW 95.9 FM in Winnipeg, or listen online at www.ckuw.ca

Catch Lay Low live tonight at núna (now):

Lay Low / Leif Vollebekk / Christine Fellows

Friday, May 25th, 8pm
First Lutheran Church
580 Victor Street
Winnipeg, MB
Tickets: $10, available at the door

Exploring common ground

The sixth annual núna (now) festival emphasizes collaboration between Icelandic and Canadian artists

Call it the little festival that could.