Pick up a contemporary sofa, a circa 1960s teak hutch from Norway or an arborite kitchen table—Winnipeg's Exchange District is now home to some of the city's top home-decor boutiques and design houses stocking new and refurbished furniture. [READ STORY]

Winnipeg's favourite furry son Winnie the Pooh stars in his own permanent art and artifacts exhibition at Assiniboine Park's Pavilion Gallery Museum. The new collection includes the only known oil painting of Winnie the Pooh by illustrator Ernest H. Shepard, a signed original copy of the book, pop-up books, toys and figurines. Click here for more information.

After a decade-long absence that saw performance runs in tents, on top a parking garage and in fields, Shakespeare in the Ruins returns home to its roots—the circa 1892 ruins at the Trappist Monastery Provincial Heritage Park in St. Norbert. This year's production, Henry V, runs May 31 to June 23.