ACI Manitoba Inc., 300 - 245 McDermot Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 0S6
January 29, 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
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A Hands-On Exchange about Community Arts
ACI Manitoba and Judith Marcuse (Director the International Centre of Art for Social Change) invite you to explore community-engaged work in the arts.
Topics ranging from teaching and learning, arts-infused facilitation, evaluation and impact assessment, to the development of partnerships.
Everyone is invited. Please wear comfortable clothing.
Judith Marcuse’s career spans over 40 years. She has created over 100 original works for live performance by dance, theatre and opera companies as well as for film and television and has produced seven international arts festivals. Her repertory contemporary dance company toured extensively in Canada and abroad for 15 years.
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January 30, 10 am - 4 pm
To register email or phone 204-927-2787
Tickets: $30 for ACI & MAWA members, $55 for non-members
Tickets: $30 for ACI & MAWA members, $55 for non-members
Free for artists involved in ACI Manitoba’s Youth Mentorship Program and MAWA’s Foundation Mentorship Program
Learn how to write a grant for your individual art practice, including budgets, CVs, artist statements and project proposals. There will be discussion about how to select support materials and how to best introduce and present your idea and yourself.
Come prepared to discuss a sample project idea. Many of the elements needed for grant writing are the same as those needed to respond to calls for submission.
Presented in partnership with MAWA.
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January 29, 8 PM - 2 AM
Fox and Fiddle, 456 Main St., Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B
Fox and Fiddle, 456 Main St., Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B
$5 door fee, which will be donated to HHBCR
101 Donations - sponsored by Bacardi and featuring DJ Headrush
Check out the Martini Ice Bar - pick a flavour of vodka and pour through the ice sculpture for a delicious Martini, or try one of their party themed cocktails.
Portion of each drink sale to Hull's Haven Border Collie Rescue.
Enter to win great prizes in their rainbow auction or maybe the 50/50!
A great night, great music, great drinks all supporting Hull's Haven!
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Windsor Hotel, 187 Garry Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 1Z5
January 23, Doors 9 PM
$10.00 at the door
THE MURDER BIRDS, GET OFF MY LAWN, and introducing: SAWCHUK
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January 29, Doors @ 9:45 Music @ 10:30
$10 at the door or free with a Big Fun Festival pass / 18 + with valid ID
Big Fun 2016 and Northern Palm are proud to present:
City Jerks is made up of comedian Leif, his ex-girlfriend and current platonic pal Jenna, his neurotic hard-luck best friend Steve and rounded out by Dan, the eccentric neighbour.
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January 30, Doors open 9:00 PM / Bands start 10:15
BADANGLOS / THE DON WAYNES / DOBRANSKI
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February 5, 9 PM - 2 AM
$10 18+
Snow Fort Reggae Episode III - Not Your Valentine
A bunch of people playing strange music. We're also celebrating a bunch of birthdays, so if your birthday is sometime between now and then, come and celebrate with us!
A bunch of people playing strange music. We're also celebrating a bunch of birthdays, so if your birthday is sometime between now and then, come and celebrate with us!
Special Guests: PHASINGTØMSOLO, OPIVTES, and DJ KHALSLED (back from the CDC)
+ your resident weirdos
DJ RED HOODIE ELIOTT
DJ Jal Hohnson and Moanne Jcleod
DJ VvvvvvvvvvwwwwwWWWW
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January 30, 1 pm - 3 pm
Bulman Centre U Of W, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Bulman Centre U Of W, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Challenge Austerity, Build Solidarity!
Are you worried about what a win for Brian Pallister's PCs will mean for people in Manitoba? Critical of the NDP government's record in office too?
This community forum will be an opportunity to get involved in a campaign to prevent a PC (or Liberal) win that's independent of the NDP.
After hearing from speakers we'll form action teams on issues like poverty, resources and the environment, workers' rights and unions, and prisons and policing.
Come and get involved!
Free! Snacks provided.
Child-minding will be provided with advance notice.
Please email us by Jan. 23 to register for child-minding
Organized by Solidarity Winnipeg, a new group that aims to unite people to fight for social and ecological justice in the spirit of the Leap Manifesto.
We believe that no matter which party wins the election, we need to mobilize against austerity and for the kind of change people need. Join us!
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January 30, Doors @ 7:15 / Music @ 8:00
West End Cultural Centre, 586 Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 1Z8
All Ages - Tickets are $15 and available at Music Trader, The WECC and TicketFly
West End Cultural Centre, 586 Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 1Z8
All Ages - Tickets are $15 and available at Music Trader, The WECC and TicketFly
BIG FUN 2016 is proud to present:
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January 30, Doors @ 9:45 Music @ 10:30
The Handsome Daughter, 61 Sherbrook St, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 2B2
The Handsome Daughter, 61 Sherbrook St, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 2B2
$10 at the door / 18 + with valid id
Big Fun 2016 and Half Pints are proud to present:
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January 31, 7:30 PM - 10:30 PM
Wheelies Roller Rink
1010 Logan Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3E 1P4
$10 at the door
This year’s Cockroach Genderfest event
is a sparkling party at Wheelies!
Join us for an evening of rollerskating, snacking and making valentines for people who have left abusive relationships.
We’ll also have a few vendors selling their awesome products:
-Kitschy Cakes & Cookies
-All the Tights
-JM.Paterson
-Artemisia Herbal
-Melanie with vegan bath products
Vegan and gluten-free pizza will be available for purchase.
The space is accessible. There will be gender neutral washrooms.
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Winnipeg Cinematheque, Main Floor - 100 Arthur Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 1H3
January 30, 3 PM
Tickets Available
Tickets Available
NINTH FLOOR for Canada's Top Ten
Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival was established by TIFF to honour excellence in short and feature-length contemporary Canadian cinema and to raise awareness of Canadian achievements. The film must be directed by a Canadian citizen or resident, Canada must be an official country of production, and the film must have been released commercially or played at a major film festival in Canada. The selections are each chosen by a panel of filmmakers and industry professionals from across Canada.
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February 2, 7 PM - 9 PM
Rough Cut Tuesdays at Cinematheque
Have a film that's almost complete and seeking feedback?
Want to view your rough cut at Cinematheque in front of a test audience?
Join us for a rough cut viewing of:
1). BJ Verot's 5 min. Short (Action/Sci Fi)
2). A Black Helicopter's 5 min. Short (Horror/Thriller)
3). Ben Williams' 3 min. Short (Action/Sci Fi)
Each film will receive a 10 to 15 minute discussion and critique session. There will be a chance to mingle with peers and people with a passion for movies/film, with homemade beer and treats served. Everyone Welcome!
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