Concert & 10th Annual Run for Rights

The Run for Rights Benefit Concert happens on April 29!

Please join us at the beautiful and historic Ukrainian Labour Temple, 

591 Pritchard Avenue, at McGregor, for a great night of music and fun celebrating the 

10th Annual Run for Rights!

Our featured bands are:

Rosalyn Dennett & Allison DeGroot 

Romi Mayes with Jay Nowicki 

Andrew Neville and the Poor Choices 

Doors open at 7:00 pm

Show starts at 7:30 pm and runs to 11:30 pm

Tickets are $15, and are available at Music Trader in Osborne Village and 

at the Folk Festival Music Store in the Exchange.

Allan at 471-6426 or e-mail rosco55@mymts.net

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Whether you choose to walk, run, cycle or rollerblade, Run for Rights is a great way to support Winnipeg organizations working for social justice and human rights.  

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To take part in the Run for Rights on June 4, you may collect pledges or make a donation to one of the participating organizations.  You may also do the same as a group. 

Everyone is welcome, and there is no minimum donation or pledge required!

Please download your Run for Rights pledge / donation form 

and use it for your registration. 

All pledges will be collected the day of the race. 

Registration happens at the South Picnic Shelter, near Armstrong Ave.

Saturday June 4 from 8:30 to 9:00 am at Kildonan Park

The run starts at 9:30 am

participants can choose a scenic 5 km or 10 km route 

Please bring your registration form, your money, and a water bottle 

(water refills will be provided along the route). 

The Run for Rights is a “Fun Run”, participants will record their own times.

call Janine at (204) 475-3816 or email run4rights@gmail.com 

Net proceeds from the run will be used to support Run for Rights - a coalition 

of 17 Winnipeg organizations working for social justice and human rights.

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Volunteers Needed

Become a race-day volunteer! 

We are looking for route marshals to help cheer the runners on and direct runners along the route. 

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Run for Rights is a coalition of diverse organizations working together. Each organization is fully independent in undertaking their human rights and social justice work. The strategies and policy positions adopted by participating organizations are not necessarily shared by other coalition members.