Winnipeg is Better Than Chocolate: Spence Street Festival

August 11, 2010

Spence Street Festival

Calling all artists and crafters!

Want to display and sell your wares at the Spence Street Festival on August 30 and 31?

This will be a fantastic event with local bands, vendors, and graffiti demos, bringing people together at UW's beautiful Spence promenade.

Email Katie Haig-Anderson at vpa@theuwsa.ca to take advantage of this opportunity.

Tables will be provided free of charge.

Let's show off Winnipeg and its fantastic student talent!

Have a great day. How can you miss - you're in Winnipeg!

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