Creativity is inherent at the University of Manitoba. It is at the heart of everything we do, from the way we approach our programs and research, to the music, theatre and art created on campus.

Right now we are transforming our campus and creating better spaces for our art, music and theatre programs. Students will access new technologies and media while collaborating with other faculties and schools and our city's cultural community.

Through the Taché Arts Project, the University of Manitoba will continue to attract the most talented students and faculty from around the world and provide the best possible education and opportunities.

This project will not only enrich our campus community, but also our city’s cultural community. Our students and alumni regularly contribute to Winnipeg’s music, theatre and art institutions. Their ingenuity and creativity is celebrated in galleries, in music venues and on stages here at home and around the world.

Many of our alumni also become educators, encouraging the next generation of creators to explore the arts and culture.

Through TAP, our university will remain on the cutting edge of education technology. These modern facilities will benefit both our students and our city: the Marcel A. Desautels Auditorium will provide a unique venue for music and performance groups, the John Conklin Hall will host theatre groups from around the world, and the School of Art gallery will welcome new visitors to its public exhibitions.