Alan Small is a journalist based in Winnipeg, Canada. He writes for the Winnipeg Free Press and The Brandon Sun, focusing on local news and events in the Winnipeg area. Alan covers a wide range of topics including music, arts and culture, entertainment, and community events.
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Alan Small's coverage primarily focuses on local events and entertainment news in Winnipeg, Canada. He frequently covers local music artists, festivals, and cultural events. To capture his attention, consider pitching unique stories about local artists or upcoming events happening in Winnipeg. If you have insights into the local music or art scene or can offer a newsworthy angle related to these topics within the geographic scope of Winnipeg, your pitch is likely to be well-received by Alan Small.
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By: Alan Small
It made little sense when, on April 22, 1978, John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd — two of the most popular comedians on television — ditched the gags that made them famous, gussied themselves up in black suits and ties and sang the blues to fill three minutes of airtime.
By: Alan Small
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Free Press staff recommends things to do this week Jazz orchestra pays tribute to Paris and the Duke WJO Presents Ellington's Great Paris Concert
Images from childhood linger in the back of our minds, waiting to haunt us when we least expect it. That’s certainly the case for Keri Latimer of the Winnipeg folk-rock band Leaf Rapids, whose youthfu...
Randy Bachman is selling more than 200 guitars from his collection, including the axe he used to create the famous riff on American Woman. The 80-year-old former Winnipegger, who is a co-founder of th...
By: Alan Small
A threshing-machine crew bringing in the fall harvest. Sailors steering a York boat on Lake Winnipeg’s rough waters. Depictions of the two scenes from Manitoba’s early years are among 14 works of art...
By: Alan Small, Eva Wasney, Ben Waldman, Ben Sigurdson, Thandi Vera
Free Press staff recommends things to do this week Poets to read from Writes of Spring collection McNally Robinson Booksellers, 1120 Grant Ave.
A rap and New Orleans jazz mashup, a show where 1920s style meets 2020s vibes and tributes to four musical innovators will have the city swinging during the Winnipeg International Jazz Festival. Two o...
There were 12,000 country-crazy fans at Canada Life Centre Thursday night but it was plain as day who was the smartest person in the room. It was Luke Bryan, the fun-loving, plaid-wearing, American Id...
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