The Arcane Horizon Community, partnering with the Lennard Taylor Design Studio, will present their inaugural Art Gala fundraiser on Nov. 18 on the 5th floor at 290 McDermot Avenue. The evening will feature art by nine local established artists, alongside the work of six Arcane artists who are part of the Artbeat Artist Group, music by the Luminous String Quartet and hors d’oeuvres by Master Chef Canada All-Star Jeremy Senaris.

Ron Nobess’s passion and commitment resulted in dramatic changes for people living with disabilities in Manitoba and beyond.

Nobess may have served as a radar and communications technician with the Royal Canadian Armed Forces, worked as a math and science instructor at Red River College and as a power and operating engineer, but he will be remembered by many for being a tireless advocate and a catalyst for both the creation of an organization and a change in legislation to help people living with disabilities.

With heartfelt condolences to the entire Nobess family, we acknowledge the passing of Ron Nobess who was instrumental in the creation of Arcane Horizon Community and the Vulnerable Person Living with a Mental Disability Act of Manitoba.

One of the priority issues at Disability Matters Vote is “Fair Wages”. We believe that Manitobans with disabilities deserve well-trained, qualified and dedicated support staff. 
 
There is a new coalition that has been formed that is working together to seek action on this critical issue. We strongly encourage you to check out what they are doing and to take action to advocate for progress on this important matter. You can find more information here:

Arcane Horizon's Ashley Jolicoeur and Chris Bauer talk about the agency's upcoming Halloween Social and the community pantry.  

Local artist and Arcane Horizon partner Jacobus Van Houdt talks to CTV News about his latest exhibit, with a portion of the proceeds going to Arcane Horizon.