Art Exhibits
June 29, 30, July 1, 2, 6 at 12 - 6 pm
July 3, 12 - 5 pm
Cre8ery gallery & studio
Free · Duration: 6 hr
Transcendence is a collection that details my personal catharsis. Art has always been my therapy – a means to overcome difficult life circumstance through the act of painting and sketching. Fantasy has always been a huge source of inspiration, being inspired by childhood movies such as The Neverending Story or The Chronicles of Narnia book series.
Over time I discovered that art can be used as a vehicle for change. Half the proceeds sold in this show will go towards Arcane Horizon – an organization that assists persons with developmental disabilities with community living supports to help them lead their best lives. I have realized that art is not just a means to change my circumstance, but can also be used to benefit the lives of others, which is the essence of this show. ~ Jacobus van Houdt
More info can be found at www.cre8ery.com/portfolio/transcendence
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July 1 - August 30
Manitoba Regional Art Exhibitions
Free · Online Event
The Regional Juried Art Exhibitions’ July 7 zoom Launch Party replaces the opening reception typically of an in-person exhibition opening, including a guest speaker and discussions with regional artists involved in the exhibition.
Participants will be able to choose which region, where they can discuss directly with the artists. Audiences will have access to view the artwork online, purchase works 24/7, and leave comments in the guest book.
This year’s Exhibitions features 311 artists from Central, Eastman, Interlake, Northern, Parkland, and Westman areas of the province. It will be hosted entirely online.
Writer Donna Besel has three pieces in this exhibition (Eastman): pencil drawing of young woman diving off a horse, red squirrel, and an Arabian horse galloping.
Access the gallery here: https://artgallery.manitobaartsnetwork.ca/
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July 2 to August 7, 12 PM – 5 PM
Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art Gallery, Main and Marvin Francis Media Gallery
Artist Talk: TBA
Free · Online virtual gallery can be viewed on www.urbanshaman.org
Mide-wigwas: Transmediating is an exhibit focused on the relationship of birchbark scrolls, as relatives holding both sacred and historical knowledge, to other archival media such as photographs and film. 70 years ago, the artist Angelina McLeod’s great-uncle James Redsky (re)produced a series of Midewiwin birchbark scrolls, including origin, migration, and master scrolls, telling the story of the Anishinaabeg migration from east to west. These scrolls are the only known source that conveys this history through traditional Anishinaabeg methods of knowledge record. Redsky is from McLeod’s community of Shoal Lake 40 (SL40) First Nation, and in 1966 sold his scrolls to the Glenbow Museum in Alberta.
Midewiwin pictograph birch-bark scrolls contain stories, songs, and sacred narratives (Aadizookaanag) handed down to the Anishinaabeg from generation to generation. The purpose of this exhibit is to honor the ancestors and culture by re-telling our stories through intergenerational history across media and through Anishinaabeg ways of knowing.
Angelina McLeod (Anishinaabekwe) is an emerging filmmaker, writer, and documentary subject from Shoal Lake First Nation. Angelina is a land and water defender who is passionate about sharing Anishinaabeg history, culture, languages and stories. Her research is focused on Midewiwin birch bark scrolls that were once held by her grand uncle James Redsky, WWI veteran and prominent member of the Midewiwin. Angelina directed a series of short films with the National Film Board of Canada about her community Shoal Lake 40, First Nation, the source of Winnipeg's drinking water.
We would like to acknowledge we are gathered on the original lands of Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota and Dene peoples, and the Métis Nation. We acknowledge that our source of water is sourced from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation.
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June 30, 7 PM
Free · Online Event by UFCW Local 832 ufcw832.com
Join us on Facebook Live or Zoom.
Reconciliation: Treaties, Land & History
What do the land and Treaty acknowledgements we hear before events really mean? How can I do a better job of honouring the original occupants of this place and support their ancestors?
Join us for a virtual event hosted by Eric Flett, UFCW Canada Resident Elder, with a presentation by Maureen Matthews, Curator of Cultural Anthropology at the Manitoba Museum. This presentation will contextualize the place we call home, our relationship to the land, and our Treaty obligations.
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Music
July 6, 7:30 PM – 12:30 AM
The Pyramid Cabaret http://www.pyramid7.com/
(204) 957-7777
Tickets pyramidcabaret.com/store/GOOSEBUMPZ-WALDO-goes-WILD-Goth-Night-MARCH-13-p175989172
Electric Six and guests
The Devil has always been there. He is the great outsider, the original iconoclast. Above all else, The Devil lives to corrupt, to adulterate, to defile.
Electric Six has often used The Devil as subject matter for its songs because of that last bit, the part about corruption and adulteration.
With its fourteenth studio album Bride of the Devil, Electric Six examines the concepts of evil and corruption, humanity’s various falls from grace, the nine circles of purgatory and of course, the internet itself.
Our sound will corrupt and enslave you as the beautiful demonic bride you know you truly are.
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July 12, 7 PM
Blue Note Park, 220 Main St, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1A8, (down from Times Change(d) )
Tickets · $14.11
www.eventbrite.ca/e/stanley-county-cutups-tickets-160293882317
A live Bluegrass performance!
John Scoles and the folks at Times Change(d) High and Lonesome Club have made it possible for us to play outside for a live audience!
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FREE Virtual Writers’ Events
July 6, 7 PM
Free · Online Event via ZOOM
Speaking Crow July 2021 Virtual Edition all-open-mic event
We have two registration options at the link below:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/speaking-crow-july-2021-virtual-edition-all-open-mic-event-tickets-157808550623?fbclid=IwAR3H84H8dRlRVOLYomMJlB3TPog4sKdSz7dOSqxsR-hdNeZAM0SeDce4R8s
1)Register to be part of an audience, and receive a ZOOM link to attend.
2)Register to be an open mic reader, and receive a ZOOM link to attend. Limit 25
Registration for both options will remain open until 7:15pm. (Register as either.)
If you should have any questions regarding the event please send an email to: speakingcrow@thinairwinnipeg.ca
Polish up your new poems for your 3 minutes of fame at the open mic!
*Please note, open mic readers are not recorded or posted online.
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July 7, 7 PM – 8 PM
Free · Online Event by McNally Robinson Booksellers
Registration: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nhMuJzcZS2KMwYkNOUYguw
Join Jim Blanchard as he celebrates the virtual launch of Thinking Big: A History of the Winnipeg Business Community to the Second World War, featuring a conversation hosted by Christopher Adams.
From the HBC and the Indigenous free traders of the fur trade to the establishment of companies that still exist today, Thinking Big examines the history of Winnipeg’s business development. Through profiles of Manitoba industries and personalities, Blanchard reveals how Winnipeg’s business community dealt with challenges, organized itself to take advantage of periods of growth and prosperity, and shaped the city we know today.
Jim Blanchard holds an M.A. in History from the U of M and a Library Science degree from Western University. He is Librarian Emeritus at the U of M, past president of the Manitoba Historical Society, and the author of several books on Manitoba history, including the award-winning Winnipeg, 1912.
Streamed on YouTube: https://youtu.be/7O7tmEYLBP0
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Farmers’ Markets
July 7, 4 PM – 8 PM - every Wednesday to September 29
Free Limited parking lot spaces and street parking available.
Lord Roberts Community Centre, 725 Kylemore Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3L 1B8
The South Osborne Farmers’ Market is back for its sixth season!
Shop fresh produce, local food items and handmade goods.
The 2021 market season will include many of the local vendors you know and love, live entertainment, and beer gardens featuring local beer and cider (restrictions allowing).
Fireweed Food Co-op adheres to and takes seriously the Manitoba government policies and procedures regarding COVID-19. Masks will be mandatory for all those attending.
Visit our website to learn more https://www.fireweedfoodcoop.ca/covid-19
This event is outdoors and is accessible by pavement. There is a 10 ft. patch of grass at the entrance that is uneven. Market washrooms have a staircase to access them near to the market and are accessible by ramp at the front door of LRCC. If you need to use the front entrance, please let a staff member or volunteer know and we will unlock the doors for you.
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Every Thursday between July 8 – August 19, 10:30 am – 2:30 pm.
Night Markets on Wednesday July 14, and August 11, 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm.
Free · Transcona Centennial Square
Transcona BIZ Community Markets
This year will include some of your all-time favourites as well as new vendors!
There will be additional COVID-19 protocols and safety measures:
* Dedicated entry and exit points on Regent Avenue West, either side of the clock tower.
* Wear a mask, use hand sanitizer, and follow social distancing practices by staying 6 feet apart.
* With capacity limits reduced, be prepared to wait in line, limit the number of shoppers per household, and reduce the amount of time you spend at the markets by not lingering.
* In the Square please follow the one-way arrows and walk in a clockwise direction.
* Check out our social media pages before each market date to find out what vendors will be attending, and research what you would like to buy ahead of time.
* If you are sick or vulnerable, please stay home and take care of yourself.
* Be kind, understanding, respectful, and safe.
For information from our provincial government:
http://www.manitoba.ca/health/coronavirus/index.html
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July 10 - Sept 18, 9 AM– 2 PM
Free
Riverbank Discovery Centre, Brandon Riverbank, 545 Conservation Drive, Brandon
Please check for an update as new restrictions are announced by the province
https://made-in-Manitoba.square.site/
We will be hosting a summer-long Farmers’ Market at the Riverbank!
This will be an outdoor event (masks required) so we will have plenty of room to space out our vendors and it will be set up in a way to monitor the flow of traffic.
Your safety and the safety of our vendors, while still being able to enjoy the beautiful weather AND support local businesses, is our top priority.
The Regional Juried Art Exhibitions’ July 7 zoom Launch Party replaces
the opening reception typically of an in-person exhibition opening,
including a guest speaker and discussions with regional artists involved
in the exhibition.
July 14, 12 PM – 1 PM
Event by CPAWS Manitoba https://cpawsmb.org/
(204) 949-0782
Free via Eventbrite · Online Event
Belugas in Manitoba: The Future of our White Whales
Did you know Western Hudson Bay is home to one of the biggest concentrations of beluga whales in the world?
An estimated 55,000 belugas (one-third of the world’s population) migrate into the Churchill, Seal, and Nelson river estuaries each summer to moult, calve and feed.
But belugas are highly sensitive to climatic changes. As the Arctic sea faces longer ice-free periods, beluga whales are becoming more vulnerable to increased ship traffic, hydroelectric development and predation from orca whales.
Join us for a webinar with Kristin Westdal, Arctic Field Research Director at Oceans North. She will discuss the latest beluga research, including the importance of belugas to the region, the biggest threats to beluga populations, and what is being done to protect these magnificent creatures.
Westdal has worked extensively on research about narwhal, belugas and killer whales in Canada’s eastern Arctic, including collaboration with Fisheries and Oceans Canada and the Qikiqtani Inuit Association. From 2001 to 2005 she owned and operated a kayaking ecotourism operation in Hudson Bay that offered close encounters with beluga whales.
CPAWS Manitoba wants to maintain this positive connection to nature by providing a space for Manitobans to connect online from the safety of our homes and be inspired by nature in our backyards and beyond.
Join CPAWS Manitoba for weekly lunch and learn presentations from experts across the province who will share their knowledge and passion.
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Sunfest Country 2022
canadamusicfestival@gmail.com (204) 817-0370
We must announce that Sunfest Country Music Festival will not be taking place this August Long Weekend. It has been rescheduled to July 28 - 31, 2022.
For all pass holders who chose to roll over their passes last year, thank you from the bottom of our hearts. If you wish to roll over your passes once again, festival and camping passes will be honoured on the new dates. To thank you for your commitment, and show our appreciation during this time, next year you are invited to attend a private function in our brand new stage area on July 28th.
If you have any questions please email info@laketownevents.com
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Forum Art Centre online Art Classes
We have classes for kids, teens, and adults! Some classes are delivered by video for those that like the flexibility of creating their own schedule. Others are a blend of independent work and personal interaction with your instructor.
We also have classes that meet weekly by video chat to provide one on one mentoring.
https://www.forumartcentre.com/product-category/online-classes/
Want to schedule a class for you and a couple of your friends? We can arrange that too!
Programming Director, Shawna can guide you to the right online class shawna@forumartcentre.com
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Family Nature Events
Assiniboine Park & Zoo P: 204 927 6000 | E: info@assiniboinepark.ca
https://www.assiniboinepark.ca/events
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Harry J. Enns Wetland Discovery Centre
Snow Goose Bay, Oak Hammock Marsh, MB R0C 2Z0
j_bourgeois@ducks.ca
We appreciate your patience with the new guidelines and look forward to seeing you!
This month’s events: https://www.oakhammockmarsh.ca/experience/events/
Our Gift Shop is now online!
https://oakhammockmarsh.myshopify.com/collections/all
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WAG virtual tours
We are so excited to offer new virtual tours of INUA and of the Visible Vault, featuring 5,000 Inuit sculptures! Book a 60-minute virtual tour of the art on display at Qaumajuq, the Inuit art centre at the WAG. Join one of our experienced art educators to explore the collection or feature exhibitions and enjoy lively conversations around the art.
These tours are available for the rest of the year and can accommodate 15 people per reservation.
Book your time two weeks in advance: https://www.wag.ca/event/new-virtual-art-tours/
