Farmers' Market l Walks in Winnipeg l Make Friends Winnipeg l For the Youngsters l Prairie Comics Festival Fundraiser l StrEAT Feast Festival l Pups N Patio l Winnipeg punx

Aug. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 - 12 pm - 4 pm
The North End Bell Tower
470 Selkirk Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba  R2W 2M5

Selkirk Avenue Farmers' Market
Please join the North End Community Renewal Corporation (NECRC) in browsing your local vendors and utilize a pay-what-you-can produce stand!

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Walks in Winnipeg

Aug. 2 to 28 (Thursdays and Saturdays), 2 pm - 3 pm

Dalnavert Museum and Visitors' Centre, 61 Carlton St, Winnipeg, MB  R3C 1N7
Tickets  https://fareharbor.com/embeds/book/friendsofdalnavert/items/642853/calendar/2025/07/?flow=1433414&fbclid=IwY2xjawL0qMVleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETEwUGtmckcwSmY3QjY3ZTJOAR5TASiWV93hKnBds_aY0G62W-gBZfDtOLZMWfXHsWFc1zZFnB_QNdCbA1hDmA_aem_MvsGOYninEyEl4e54I3SqA&full-items=yes

Poverty and Prosperity: A Walk Down Early 1900s Broadway
What was life like for people in Winnipeg 100 years ago? This city was quite different back then and had some major waves in growth. From being the "Gateway to the West" and "Chicago of the North" to the present day, Winnipeg's foundations have been shaped by classism, inequality, and histories both forgotten and overlooked.

This walking tour of downtown explores Winnipeg's roots and foundations, from periods of major growth to the present day. Join us to hear stories of the city and learn how Winnipeg became the city it is today.
Tours will proceed, rain or shine, but may be cancelled at the discretion of the guide in the event of unsafe conditions such as extreme heat or lightning.
The Tour is made possible thanks to support from Manitoba Sport, Culture, Heritage, and Tourism

This tour departs from the Alloway Arch at the Forks and ends at Dalnavert Museum. You may wish to arrive early to ensure you have time to find parking and use the washroom before the tour departs. This is an outdoor walking tour. Please dress for the weather. You may wish to bring a water bottle.

Some stops may have seating available. The tour can be modified to avoid stairs, but uneven terrain and sidewalks in poor condition may be challenging. Please contact us if you have questions related to the mobility requirements of this tour.

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Events by Winnipeg Architecture
Everyone is welcome, The tours will be on accessible surfaces.

Aug. 6, 6:30 pm - 9 pm
Fort Garry Hotel, 222 Broadway, Winnipeg, MB   R3C 0R3

Architect John D. Atchison: Hidden Treasures Walking Tour
Join researcher and writer Gail Perry for a new walking tour of buildings designed by the prolific and accomplished architect John D. Atchison. Born in Illinois and trained in Chicago, Atchison later worked with “the father of the American skyscraper”, William Le Baron Jenney. After working in Chicago for 11 years (including on the 1893 Columbian World Exposition) he moved to Winnipeg in 1905.

In under twenty years John D. Atchison shaped the backdrop of Winnipeg, designing over 160 buildings (60 of them still in use) and advocated for its green and monumental spaces. He was a proponent of the City Beautiful Movement, a member of several civic planning committees and an advocate for the mall approach to the Legislative Building.

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Aug. 13, 6:30 pm - 9 pm
Roslyn Court Apartments, 43 Osborne St, Winnipeg, MB R3L 1Y2

Osborne Village Apartment Living Walking Tour
Please join Susan Algie and architect James Wagner (authors of Osborne Village an architectural tour) for a stroll through Osborne Village and along Wellington Crescent. Learn about the architecture new and old. The tour will view exteriors of buildings only. 

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Aug. 21, 12 pm
101-177 Lombard Avenue, Wpg, MB   R3B 0W5

The Life and Work of David Wynyard Bellhouse
Trained as an architect in Bruges, Belgium and London, England, David Wynyard Bellhouse (1861 – 1952) immigrated to Manitoba in 1883 where he initially farmed near Cypress River. He moved to Winnipeg in about 1896 where he was able to set up his practice as an architect.

I will describe his building background in England and his own work in the building industry in Manitoba, illustrated with several examples that are mostly standing today. In Winnipeg, Bellhouse designed factories and warehouses in and near the Exchange District, apartment buildings, churches, and houses, mainly for Winnipeg’s wealthy living in Armstrong’s Point and Crescentwood.

Speaker: Born in Winnipeg, but finding employment in London, Ontario, David R. Bellhouse is a retired academic. He is the author of three academic books on the history of probability and statistics and of five self-published books on the history of his family. Among other awards, he has been made an honoured alumnus of the Faculty of Science of the University of Manitoba

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Aug. 21, 4:45 pm
748 Broadway, Winnipeg, MB    R3G 0X3
https://westbroadway.mb.ca/events/gardens/page/2  

West Broadway Garden Tour
Take a delightful stroll through the West Broadway neighbourhood and explore a range of beautiful community gardens. You'll hear from local gardeners, learn about the work behind these green spaces, and enjoy the charm that blossoms in every corner. Light refreshments will be served along the way.
All are welcome! Planned by the West Broadway Community Organization.

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Aug. 5, 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
Shannon's Irish Pub and Eatery, 175 Carlton St, Wpg, MB R3C 3H9
Free https://www.blablalanguageexchange.com/events/blabla-and-make-friends-winnipeg

BlaBla and Make Friends Winnipeg
Meet new people - Make international and local friends - Speak languages (mingle) - Have fun
Any question   www.instagram.com/blablalanguage

We will not charge you anything but you are asked to order a drink directly upon arrival to participate  (Mandatory). Outside food and drinks are not allowed. Please respect the venues staff and make sure to leave the place clean and tidy. Be polite and respectful.
Please kindly note that venue staff or our organizers will ban you from our events and community if you don't respect it. We offer you opportunities to make friends and improve your language skills for free.
We are working with a mingle setup and we usually don't have designated language tables or areas.
English and the local language are typically spoken.
If you would like to speak other languages, please ask the organizers or seek participants who meet your language expectations.
Stay updated: https://t.me/+ggNqnLu7U7RhNWRk

By attending our events, you consent to being photographed or filmed. They will be shared on our social media. If you do not wish to appear in the photos, please send us a private message as soon as possible on Instagram (@blablalanguage).
Join Our BlaBla Whatsapp Group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/B9p0pucxh9UG2dJfXBbOq3

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For the Youngsters

August 8 - 18
St. Vital Centre, Winnipeg, MB
Tickets https://platinum.cirqueitalia.com/
One free child per paid adult in levels 2 and 3 when you book online - use code FACEFREE
 
Water Circus Platinum
Check out our amazing dynamic water stage that is unlike anything you have ever seen before! It's a beautiful combination of death defying circus acts, with the atmosphere of our water stage! Climate-Controlled Tent. Our show is perfect for the whole family!

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If you have any small children in your circle and want to buy a book for them, I would like to recommend 'T Is for Terry: An ABC of Courage' by Denise Diaz.
The book describes Terry Fox one letter at a time. A is for Adventure. B is for Basketball. C is for Courage. D is for Dream, etc.
The book is $15.00 Canadian and can be bought at Chapters Book Stores. All proceeds will be donated to the Terry Fox Foundation, supporting cancer research in Canada and furthering Terry's dream of a world without cancer.

~ Darcy Martin (Canadian Senior Ladies, FB page)

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Manitoba Theatre For Young People
2 Forks Market Road, Winnipeg, MB R3C 4X1
• Tel 204.947.0394
https://mtyp.ca/theatre-school/

This year, MTYP has nearly 100 exciting courses designed to inspire creativity, confidence, and connection for young people ages 1 to 18. Whether you are new to theatre, looking to build confidence, or an imaginative kid looking for a space to create, MTYP has a space for you!, Spenser Payne, School Director.

All of the work of Manitoba Theatre for Young People begins in our home at The Forks, on Treaty 1 Territory and in the National Homeland of the Red River Métis. We live and work on the lands of the Anishinaabeg, Anishininewuk, Dakota Oyate, Denesuline, Nehothowuk, Inuit and Métis peoples. We keep in our minds and in our hearts all the Indigenous children and their families who have been hurt because of broken promises and bad actions. We will travel together on a journey of reconciliation in all that we do.

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Aug. 10, 11 am - 4 pm
70 Arthur St, Unit 611, Winnipeg, MB R3B 1G7
Admission: FREE

Stop by the Prairie Comics Fest studio for our final fundraising push for PCF 2025! We'll have comics and graphic novels on hand for you to browse (and will be accepting donations from now until the day-of) for all ages. All proceeds go towards funding our programming, our Festival, and everything we do to keep indie comics flourishing in YWG.  prairiecomics.com

Prairie Comics Festival is a non-profit arts organization celebrating independently created and self published comics and Zines! With programming year round, we culminate in the annual weekend-long Festival. All programming is low cost or free to attend!

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August 15, 4-10 PM
August 16, 12-10PM
August 17, 12-9PM
The Forks CN Stage and Field, Winnipeg, MB
Admission: FREE     www.streatfeast.ca

Join Streat Feast Festival, Around the World in Winnipeg and Alark Co. in celebrating food, Culture and Community!
StrEAT Feast Festival features some of the various street foods and cultural specialties from various parts of the world found in Winnipeg and Manitoba. The festival aims to highlight local food and non-food vendors, live performances by local artists, local art, local businesses, cultural and/non-profit organizations and various programming and activities. 

The festival's goal is to educate and raise awareness of local businesses and organizations, to further amplify the importance of supporting local. In addition, to engage, and bring people and community together.
- Live Entertainment
- Food Trucks and Stalls
- Local Vendors
- Pop-up Market
- Food Competition
- Family Games
- Giveaways

It pays to SUPPORT local!! Interested vendors, exhibitors, participants and for partnership opportunities, email  streatfeastcanada@gmail.com

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August 16, 5:30 pm
Shrugging Doctor Beverage Co., 483 Berry St, Wpg, MB R3J 1N6
Tickets  $ 11.98  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pups-n-patio-manitoba-mutts-dog-rescue-x-shrugging-doctor-tickets-1487284260259
 
Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue and Shrugging Doctor Beverage Company are teaming up for possibly the cutest event in the city - Pups N Patio! Your ticket includes playing with adoptable pups and a complimentary drink. Non Alcoholic drink options are available!

Enter our door prize raffle to win items from Manitoba Mutts, Shrugging Doctor and Prairie Wolf Bakery!
Stay and enjoy a wine tasting, or try our menu made with Manitoba ingredients.
Support a great cause while enjoying a pup-filled evening!
Please note that pup attendance is subject to weather conditions
Manitoba Mutts is a 100% foster based rescue, founded in 2011 and is a registered charity.

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Aug. 28, Doors @ 7:30pm / Show @ 8pm
Times Change(d) High & Lonesome Club, 234 Main St, Wpg, MB R3C 1A8
Tickets $15    https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/punx-at-the-park-tickets-1429705580879
UNDER 18 with parent or legal guardian

Winnipeg punx take over the Blue Note Park for an incredible triple tribute to the punk rock legends:
The Windups as Sex Pistols
Guns of Wolseley as The Clash
The Bloodshots as the Ramones

TELUS Walk to Cure Diabetes l Starry Night Gala l Dogs!! l Mutts’ Run Your Heart Out l Improv Festival l MBFOM Spring Sale l Retro Gamers l Elephant Revival l Craft & Vendor Show & Swap l Empow(HER)ment / White Girl Wasted l Friday the 13th l Book Awards

Frances South

June 14, 9:00 am, Registration 9:00 am
Walk starts 10:30 am
Assiniboine Park, Lyric Theatre
Walk Length: 5 or 7.5 km
After the walk there will be food, music and prizes!
Email Vicki or phone 204-953-4479

Meet Frances, a JDRF youth ambassador who has to live with type 1 diabetes:
 I am the “take steps towards a cure type”. By fundraising for JDRF, I am committed to helping JDRF fund crucial research into cures, better treatments for and prevention of type 1 diabetes (T1D). What type are you? Be the putting your dollars to work type by clicking the "Support Me!" button. 

To support Frances simply click here
Please enter the name: Frances's Family & Friends, then click on Frances to support her
There’s a great video on her page!! 

           

The TELUS Walk to Cure Diabetes provides individuals touched by type 1 diabetes (T1D) the opportunity to unite with others and to raise funds for research focused on curing, treating and better preventing T1D.

Over 45,000 Canadians walk, share stories, and connect across Canada and become one community with participants in six other countries!
It’s an event for the whole family!
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April 25, 6:30 pm Cocktail Reception
RBC Convention Centre

A Starry Starry Night Gala 2015 for Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund
For more information contact: Dorothy Ross or 204-953-4477
Unable to attend and would like to make a donation: A Starry Starry Night Gala 2015

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April 17 - April 19
Pet Valu - 27 Marion Street, Winnipeg, MB 

Join the Boston Terrier & Pug Rescue of Southern Manitoba (BTPRSM) and Rescue Siamese and Stray Cat Rescue for the Pet Valu National Adoption Weekend. 
The whole month of April Pet Valu Marion will be collecting money, food and supplies for both rescues. The money will be split equally between both rescues. 
April 17 - 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
April 18 and April 19 - 11:00 am - 3:00 pm

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April 25, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Viscount Gort Hotel, 1670 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3J 0C9
Winnipeg Lost Dog Alert's 3rd Annual Awareness Event
Dogs are welcome to this event. They must be dog friendly and up to date on their shots.
Learn all about WLDA!!  Microchipping, dog treats, dog beds, home baking, and more!

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April 26, 9:00 am and 9:45 am
St.Vital Park, site 4

Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue’s 3rd Annual Run Your Heart Out 
5k fun run - Everyone is welcome, bring your furry friends!
We are offering 2 options to accommodate everyone!
9:00 am - Fun Run - If you're in a more serious run.
9:45 am - Walk - If you're walking, and having a little extra fun.
Sign up here now!  Please ensure that you sign up for the appropriate time.
Group discounts available - Prizes for top pledge earners - After race snacks

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April 23 - April 25, 7:00 pm
Tickets: $10 Adult / $5 Student & U of W Faculty and Staff / Free Performers
University of Winnipeg, Eckhardt-Gramatté Hall, 515 Portage Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B

We are delighted to announce the 2nd annual U of W Improv Festival! We will be joined by performers from Calgary, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Regina, Toronto, Vancouver, and Victoria!

There will be a Sampler Show at the Kings Head on Tuesday April 21.
This event is wheelchair accessible. Elevators are located in Lockhart Hall.
There are gender-inclusive washrooms.

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April 25, 10:30 am - 1:30 pm
River East Arena, 1410 Rothesay St, Winnipeg, Manitoba R2G 1V5
Free admission / Cash only

Manitoba Families of Multiples Spring Sale (MBFOM) Spring Sale 2015
Semi-Annual Used Clothing & Toy Spring Sale

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April 25, 10:00 am
Soul Sanctuary, Winnipeg, Manitoba
$5, at PNP Games, Galaxy Comics, Planet of Sound, Primos Collectibles and 
Diamondbomb Collectables in Thirsty's Flea Market!  Find Tickets  
All ages welcome!
Retro Gamers Unite 2015
Winnipeg's retro video game convention! Vendors, Gaming, Prizes, Cosplay and more!  

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April 25, 8:00 pm
West End Cultural Centre, 586 Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 1Z8
$25.00 plus fees - the Winnipeg Folk Festival Music Store and Ticketmaster 

Elephant Revival, a soulful, seductive quiver of songwriters and multi-instrumentalists. Daniel Rodriguez, Bonnie Paine, Dango Rose, Sage Cook and Bridget Law have herded in a neo-acoustic gyptic revival.

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April 25, 9:00 am - 1:30 pm
Winnipeg Evangelical Free Church, 500 Lagimodiere Blvd. 
ADMISSION IS FREE 

The Spring Family Craft & Vendor Show 2015
Tons of local talent, businesses, and products made just for you! 
All are welcome to come shop, even if you are not participating in the swap. 
FOOD VENDORS:
-Shannon Carten with Sugar by Shannon
-Althea Guiboche with Got Bannock?
-Our Swap volunteers: fruit and juice boxes, sold at 50 cents each.
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THE SPRING SWAP for Kids Clothing & Toys
April 25  Drop off time is 9-11 am
You will get a ticket to get back in for the swap between 12 pm - 1:30 pm
Children are welcome but no childcare provided 
Have a coffee or tea, do a little shopping, and then at 12 pm, show your ticket to take away the items that your family needs!  Leftovers will be donated to local family charities.
~ Bring pre-sorted, clean, freshly laundered, excellent condition clothes.
~ Bring Your Own Bags and take only what you need for your family. 
~ To prevent bedbugs, place bagged items in your trunk; toss in dryer for a half hour!

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The Park Theatre, 698 Osborne Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3L 2B9

April 25, 6:00pm - 11:00pm  Doors 7pm/8pm show
Two shows one ticket $15, from the acts or online
The Producers of "The Drunk Show" and "Queer and Present Danger" 
Present back to back shows with an all female line up.

Empow(HER)ment: A celebration of women in comedy features local Powerhouses 
Dana Smith and Amber Daniels featuring special guest Anjali Sandhu and the ladies of Outside Joke, Jane Testar, Robyn Slade and Andrea Del Campo. Hosted by Tim Gray, with Headliner Chantel Marostica 

Followed by: White Girl Wasted  10:30 pm show - All new sets drunk show styles to show the crowd one more time how empowered they really are.  With host Chantel Marostica featuring Tim Gray, Cathy Herbert, Dana Smith and Melanie Dahling
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April 26, Happy Hour 5:30 - 7:30 - Select Draft $4.50 all night or till sold out
6:00 pm - Game Lounge - Pop up Restaurant 7 - Screening 9
Admission $5
Movie Night & Game Lounge is proud to bring you another installment of our cult film series, Friday the 13th. This month's film has spawned more sequel's than any other, and is celebrating its 35th anniversary. 

Our restaurant serves the classiest assortment of grilled cheese sandwiches to compliment the cheesiness of these cult films. The earlier you come the more raffle tickets you'll get!

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Aril 25, 6 pm Cocktails / 7 pm Show
Marlborough Hotel, Skyview Ballroom

You are formally invited to the 2015 Manitoba Book Awards!
Free - Please RSVP to reserve your seats!  events@mbwriter.mb.ca     204-944-8013
This year's event promises to be the best one yet, with a new venue and a 1920's theme!
Dress in your 20's best and mingle with the literary elite as we celebrate the best in Manitoba writing, publishing and designing.
Costumes are not mandatory, but are strongly encouraged!

BBQ in Stonewall l Call for Submissions l Shannon’s: Patrick & Ms. Crooks and the K-Tones l Save Lake Winnipeg l Mutts at Farmers Markets

August 16, 11:30 am - 2:30 pm
Stonewall Veterinary Clinic, 4 Dolomite Avenue, Stonewall

Stonewall Veterinary Clinic will be hosting a client appreciation day! 

BBQ!! Prizes!!

$20.00 Microchip Special 

$10.00 Nail Trims, of which $5.00 will go to Hull's Haven 

Adoptable Dogs from Hull's Haven Border Collie Rescue

Information on Pet Care, volunteering, fostering and adopting with HHBCR 

Donations of $10.00 or more will be entered for a Free Spay or Neuter Draw

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August 15 - October 19
The Edge Gallery and Urban Art Centre, 611 Main Street

The Edge is seeking submissions for its 50/50 FUNDRAISER on November 2, 2014.

All mediums accepted! 

Submissions will be part of a silent auction - the artist and The Edge share proceeds 50/50!

Help support us so that we can continue to support emerging artists and community members!  For more information, please message Edge Gallery.

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Shannon's Irish Pub, 175 Carlton Street

August 20, 10:30 pm

Patrick is happy to announce returning to his hometown of Winnipeg for a show!

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August 22

Come help Ms. Crooks and the K-Tones with friends Louisiana Cock Fight tear up the floor!

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Walk to Save Lake Winnipeg

Katherine Sinclair was shocked to learn that Lake Winnipeg was named the most threatened lake of 2013 by Global Nature Fund. She decided to take action and organized the Lake Winnipeg Water Walk.  The walkers left from Norway House on July 12 on a 1,032 km trek around Lake Winnipeg.  The group stopped in lakeside communities to share their message.

Sinclair says threats to the lake impact all Manitobans: In 10 years the world’s 10th-largest fresh water lake is no longer going to be able to carry life anymore.

We can see this anywhere, at any time, so people should be on the lookout, especially if they are using lake water or other surface water for drinking, and they should always be wary of the algae blooms, said University of Winnipeg professor Eva Pip.  The taps were turned off in Toledo, Ohio for more than 400,000 people over fear of algae blooms.

Boiling algae-affected water doesn't make it safe and chlorine makes it worse.  Manitoba has had excessive levels of green blue algae.  Shoal Lake is monitored carefully but people at cottages should be extra careful.

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Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue will be at Farmers Markets!!

There will be home-made dog treats, bandanas and rope toys that you can purchase.

All the proceeds going towards helping our dogs in care! 

We will also be bringing a few adoptable dogs.

August 21, 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Robert A. Steen Community Centre, 980 Palmerston Avenue

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August 24, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm 

Petersfield Community Centre, GU31 4 Petersfield

Scott A. Ford l Harvest Sun Music Festival l Jelly B & The K-Mart Shoppers l Racking Them Up l Adoption Fair & BBQ l Winnipeg BBQ & Blues Festival l HARSH TOKES l Cam'ron l memory awareness expectation l Shine On Festival

August 14 - 20
The Edge Gallery and Urban Art Centre, 611 Main Street

Two Dimensional: New Illustrative Works by Scott A. Ford
August 15, 7:00 pm  Opening Night with smaller prints for sale.
There will also be appetizers and a cash bar.
All displayed works will be for sale over the course of the exhibition.

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August 15 to 17
Kelwood, MB, in Riding Mountain National Park

The Harvest Sun Music Festival is a grass roots prairie music festival dedicated to showcasing Canadian musicians, and to supporting the agricultural community.  The festival is geared towards families and provides entertainment, activities and workshops.
Passes are available for days or the weekend; there will be tent and RV camping spots.
There will be a farmers market and food vendors, including Cornell Creme!

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August 15, 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Bell Tower Community Café, 745 Westminster Ave.

Jelly B and The K-Mart Shoppers
Free BBQ! Free live music. Free food hampers.
Let's celebrate summer by making good things together and taking care of each other.

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August 16, 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Crazy 8 Billiards & Lounge, 42-820 Berry St.

Racking Them Up for the Scruffs
All you can play pool, then enjoy a pizza dinner for just $15.
Play Bingo pool, enter win great prizes.
Proceeds going to Earthdog Terrier Rescue of Manitoba.
If you would like to purchase a support ticket for $5.00 please email.

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Aug 16, 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Rona, 1333 Sargent Avenue

Adoption Fair &BBQ
Donations raised through Rona’s July popcorn sales were given to Manitoba Mutts.
We're showing our appreciation by hosting an adoption fair and BBQ, and will have adoptable dogs, merchandise, and a bake sale (both human and dog treats)!

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August 16 and 17

Shaw Park, Portage Avenue East

CJOB is proud to present the 2014 BBQ and Blues Festival! 

Early Bird Weekend Passes: $39.50 - Day Passes: $34 

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Union Sound Hall, 110 Market Avenue

August 16, 10:00 pm

Union Sound Hall and The Urban Bakery present: HARSH TOKES

Featuring Calgary's #1party rocker: DJ PUMP!!

with guests: DJ Zuki & DJ Hipnotic (Official Birthday Jam!)

and very special guest: STONED ALF

Hip Hop // RnBae // Trap // Reggae // Throwbacks

For guest list email 

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August 20, 10:00 pm
$35 Tickets available at TUB / THE URBAN BAKERY, MUSIC TRADER

Union Sound Hall is proud to present:

Cam'ron   "The First of the Month Tour"

w/ Grippin Grain DJs  (Co-op, Footwerk, Lonnie Ce) 

Cam'ron is a rapper and actor from Harlem, New York. 

He is the de facto leader of East Coast hip hop groups The Diplomats, and The U.N.

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Platform Gallery, 121-100 Arthur St.

Contact Andy Rudolph at 949-9134 ext. 1

Exhibition to August 23

Video Pool Media Arts Centre presents an exhibition of works created via the New Artist in Media Arts and Media Production Fund.  Featuring new works by:

Shawn Jordan 

Jaimie Isaac

Ryan Amadore 

Kevin Tabachnik 

Marianne Jonasson 

Elvira Finnigan

memory awareness expectation showcases new works which address the passage of time. Experiential re-creations, themes of loss, remembrance and anticipation for a future that draws ever nearer are discussed via video, sound and sculpture.

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August 21 - August 24

Beavercreek Park, Kerry, Manitoba

Tickets at Music Trader, 97 Osborne. $40 for camping and a festival pass.

Blue Grass Brunch 2014, 10 am - 2 pm

Unitarian Universalist Church, 603 Wellington Cres.

$20 tickets l $5 for children under 12

Among the acts performing at this year's 10th Anniversary 

of Shine On Festival of Music and Art:

Bud Gordon and the God Awful Gospel

Holly Ruth and the Bindle Band(its)

Keiran West and His Buffalo Band

Somebody Language

The Unbelievable Bargains

with 

Rise ‘n Shine host Kevin Roy and The Neighbourhood Watch

We’re opening the gates Thursday evening for our first ever Jam Night.  This is an unserviced festival. Please bring plenty of water, food, and adequate gear for the weekend. The weather can become inclement at a moment’s notice. 

Women’s Hockey Fundamentals l The Big Melt l Manitoba Mutts Fundraiser: Run Your Heart Out l The 420 Art Show l University of Manitoba Fine Arts Show & After Party

April 8 to June 17, 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Canlan Ice Sports, 1871 Ellice Ave.

Women’s Hockey Fundamentals - Full hockey equipment mandatory
Age 16+ / Cost $209

The session is open to women of any skill level. It’s an hour of focused instruction and practice per week on the ice, and good training for anyone who wants to sharpen up on power-skating, stickhandling and passing skills before the start of next hockey season.

Questions - e mail Tyler Stewart, Program Manager or phone 204-784-8888 ext. 223.

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April 11, 6:30 pm until 8:00 pm

Bell Tower Community Café, 745 Westminster Ave.

Celebrate the BIG MELT! What a great way to cap a week of warm weather. 

FREE eats, bevies, and live music featuring the Point Douglas Gospel Choir on stage. 

If you need a food hamper, please register with our community partner Winnipeg Harvest at 204-982-3660 (Monday-Saturday, 8:30 AM-4:00 PM)

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April 19, 9:00 am

St.Vital Park, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue's second annual Run Your Heart Out 5k

$35 for adults

$15 for children under 12

Follow the link to Register online  Registration closes April 17

To activate the online pledge form, make sure you create a fundraising page during your registration. Let your friends and family know they don't have to run to support. 

Pets are welcome to participate.

Race Kit Pick-Up: April 17, 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm, Lululemon Athletica Polo Park

Race Kits will also be available on race day.

Friends and family can also pick up race kits for other participants.

email or Manitoba Mutts for more info or questions

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April 18

The Edge Gallery and Urban Art Centre, 611 Main Street

The 420 Art Show, the 3rd Annual Art Extravaganza of psychedelic visual and sculptural art promises a good trip! Join this collective of artists for an evening of Music and fun.

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April 19 to April 27 

School of Art - University of Manitoba, 180 Dafoe Road

Bachelor of Fine Arts Grad Honours Show.  

Please come and support all the graduating Fine Arts Students exhibiting their work.

The opening is April 19, 5 pm to 8 pm - food, music, and, of course, Art.

Sunday April 20: 12 pm - 4 pm 

Monday to Friday April 21-25: 10 am - 4 pm

Saturday and Sunday: April 26-27 - 12 pm - 4 pm

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2014 BFA SHOW AFTER PARTY

April 19, 9:00 pm to 2 am

300-72 Princess Street

$10 + 18 valid ID

Mise en scene & DJ Shanks

TICKET GIVE AWAY: STAY TUNED TO SOFASA on INSTAGRAM

Folk Night in the Exchange II l ADOPTION FAIR l Wilma Derksen l A.J. James l Avalon–Ixtapa: Travel the Danube l Kalyn Falk l Joanne Kelly’s Book Club: Heft

Folk Night in the Exchange II
Exchange Community Church, 75 Albert Street
January 11, 8:00 pm until 11:00 pm
Free coffee and tea, amazing cake sale
Tickets $15 at the door, or email 

Concert of guaranteed good times!!!!!
Red Moon Road
Beth Hamilton
Sol James
Flat City Folk
Bill Hamilton
and Guest Speaker Pahan Pte San Win

All proceeds go to support the Fraserwood Sundance in July 2014, a traditional aboriginal ceremony, lasting four days, where ceremonial dancers pray for the earth and everyone they know.

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ADOPTION FAIR: Global Pet Foods, Unit C 1220 St. Mary's Road
By Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue
January 18, 2014, 12:00 pm until 4:00 pm

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January 17, 7:00 pm in the Atrium

Reading & Signing Path of the Heart and Echo of the Soul

Wilma Derksen is best known for her writings on the aftermath of murder following the tragic loss of her daughter, Candace Derksen in 1984. Her two new stories (Path of the Heart and Echo of the Soul) capture a life journey. Young Ava travels down a path to her grandmother’s house, but where will the trail actually lead? What will she learn? 

Join us as Wilma reflects on her personal insights regarding the journey.

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Angela James-Schweyer writing as A.J. James

January 19, 2:00 pm in the Atrium

CRAVE: Book One of the Grigori Celestial Chronicles

They, the Watchers, known by many names were sentinels ever vigilant, ever observing. Time after time, life after life, Arma’ros, a Watcher, and Zoe, a human woman, have been joined. Suddenly the threat of the foretold Final Day comes charging down upon them, hurtling them into a headlong race against the Heavenly factions of Darkness. 

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Avalon–Ixtapa Travel

January 21, 2:00 pm in the Community Classroom.

This travel talk will cover a tour of the legendary Danube, presented by Avalon Waterways and Ixtapa Travel. This eleven day Danube River cruise travels from Prague to Budapest, taking in Nuremberg, Regensburg, Passau, Vienna and more along the way. Presented by Connie Szczerba. RSVP to: Christine Ward, Ixtapa Travel, 204-885-7261 / 204-806-6335 

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January 22, 7:00 pm in the Atrium

Mother of the Year and Other Elusive Awards

Kalyn throws open the doors into the world she shares with her autistic son, Noah. While she is frank about experiencing the darkness of grief and worry, her story is remarkable for exposing the laughter, the deep connection with others, and the optimism that so obviously buoy her. Kalyn reminds the reader of the hope and joy that is to be found even amidst isolation and struggle. 

Kalyn Falk, MA, is a spiritual director, author and retreat guide. She has 2 sons. 

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Joanne Kelly’s Book Club

January 28, 7:00 pm in the Travel Alcove.

Joanne Kelly and McNally Robinson Booksellers are pleased to continue their free book club with Liz Moore’s Heft. Call 204-453-0424, ex 227 if you have any questions. 

McNally Robinson Booksellers Grant Park, 1120 Grant Ave.

Phone 204-475-0483

(Toll-Free 1-800561-1833)

Holiday Adoption Fair, Craft & Bake Sale, Pet Holiday Photos l Adventure Travel Raffle 2013 l Solstice Celebration l Common Sense HOLIDAY Cabaret with Joseph Common & The Dark Sisters l The Naughty List with Chantel Marostica

HOLIDAY ADOPTION FAIR: Sprockett's Doggy Day Camp, Unit 7- 975 Thomas Ave

By Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue

December 15, 11:00 am until 4:00 pm

Christmas photos with Santa Paws l  Craft sale 

Email to receive a list of drop-off locations or if you have any questions.

Drop off baked goods by December 14.

Volunteer bakers can prepare any baked good that they choose. 

Some examples are banana bread, cookies, cupcakes, or even dog treats!

How about baking some good recipes from Cesar Millan's website for Manitoba Mutts!

1. Identify ingredients, particularly wheat, spices, and nuts 

2. For dog treats, identify all ingredients in case of dog allergies

3. Package baked goods into small bundles

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Fort Whyte Alive - Adventure Travel Raffle 2013
1st Prize - South America Inca Discovery
2nd Prize Churchill Bear Country Adventure
3rd Prize Iceland Northern Lights

Boston Terrier & Pug Rescue of Southern Manitoba (BTPRSM) is selling tickets

Tickets are 3 for $10 

BTPRSM received 50% profit of all the tickets we sell through our rescue.

Draw Date is December 18, 2013 at 3 pm.

To purchase tickets, please email us or stop by one of our events or playgroups.

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Dancing the Sun: a Solstice Celebration

December 15, 3:00 pm

The Urban Forest Coffeehouse, 93 Albert Street

All are welcome.  Please join us as we gather once again to welcome and dance the sun and light the sacred fires, led by Stuart Farley and Katherine Bitney.  Bring your drums, fiddles, pipes, bells, lets sing and make some music.

We will be going downstairs, so please bring your indoor shoes or really thick socks. 

After the Rite we will have a potluck and make merry. 

It is  child friendly atmosphere, but not designed for children.  If you have a votive holder, or something to add to the community yule log decorations, bring them.  If you could note the ingredients of what you bring for the potluck, some folks have allergies, it will be appreciated.

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December 15, 8:00 pm until 10:00 pm  l doors open at 7:00

The Park Theatre, 698 Osborne Street

The Common Sense HOLIDAY Cabaret is an evening of comedy, improv and music in the style of an old-school TV variety show redesigned for a modern audience.

Tickets are $15.00 and available at 1-866-943-8849 or website

A live variety show in two acts modelled after TV variety shows of the 60s and 70s. 

The host is local celebrity, Joseph Common, (John B. Lowe) reluctantly supported by his extended family of entertainers. Joseph’s singing nieces, The Dark Sisters (Sarah Constible, Trish Cooper and Erin McGrath) are featured performers, along with Joseph’s ex-wife, the controversial chanteuse, Constance Common (Marina Stephenson Kerr) and his nephew, Little Joe, (Cory Wojcik). The Talentless Lumps and the Macho Poo-Poo choir will also perform.

Music Director: Süss 

Stage Manager: Michelle Lagassé 

Guests include: Tobias Hughes, RobYn Slade, Jane Testar, Andrea del Campo, Ardyth Johnson,
Aileen Audette, Daina Leitold, Brenda McLean, Spenser Payne, Heather Russell, Alissa Watson,
Yanin Scott Cranwill, Alix Sobler, Greg Lowe, Randy Apostle, and many more.

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Hot Thespian Action Presents: The Naughty List

Gas Station Arts Centre, 445 River Avenue,

December 19, 8:00 pm until 10:00 pm   Get Tickets 

16 years and over

Hot Thespian Action is helping cut through the holiday smarm with a healthy dose of cynicism and inappropriateness. Come join us for a collection of our most adult, our most off-colour, and our least Santa-approved sketches from our 8 years together.

Brilliant local comedian Chantel Marostica will get the evening off to a nice adults-only start. 

Join us for Christmas baking and egg nog (one of the best ways to get rum into you). 

Okay maybe it's not all cold misanthropy: Bring a non-perishable food item for Winnipeg Harvest. 

But that's it for heart-warming! No warm hearts after that!

This show may be the only way to survive the cloying sweetness this holiday season!

The Winnipeg Model Railroad Club: Morse Code, Gateway Western and Klinic Karnaval l Outside Joke + Kirsten Rasmussen l Manitoba Mutts Adoption l Acting Manners Workshop l Child Sexual Exploitation in the Digital Age l Sewing - Make Gifts!

The Winnipeg Model Railroad Club

Westworth United Church,  1750 Grosvenor Avenue

November 8, 7:30 PM 

A demonstration of Morse Code as it pertained to the railway. 

Dan Kollesavich will show how Morse code works, and you can try your hand at the 'key'.

There will also be a 'slide' presentation on the building of the Gateway Western. 

December 13, 7:30 PM - Klinic Karnaval 

If you would like to show us how you do an aspect of the hobby, email Morgan Turney. 

December is also our Christmas Dinner hot dogs night so bring your hot dog appetite with you along with something for the Cheer Board.

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November 8, 8:00 pm
Gas Station Arts Centre, 445 River Avenue    
Tickets: by phone at 204.284.9477, online, or at the door.
$15 - General Admission l $10 - Students / Arts Workers
Season Passes – all FIVE shows! – for $60, $40 discounted.

It's the 2013/2014 Outside Joke GSAC Season of Yuks with Outside Joke and Kirsten Rasmussen! (Award-winning solo sketch comedy from Toronto, ON.)

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November 9, 12:00 pm until 4:00 pm
Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue ADOPTION FAIR
Pets 101, 2573 Portage Ave.

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zone41 brings Shaw Festival's Sharry Flett & Guy Bannerman to Winnipeg

November 16 for a full day workshop         

Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, 174 Market Ave 10 am - 6 pm

Please email us if you would like a spot or have any questions.

They have developed this manners intensive at the Festival and Queen's University Students.  Focus will be on the high Victorian/Edwardian era and will also look at Chekhov.

Participants $100 - 24 max - full dress, promenade, scene study component with Q & A.

Auditors $40 – for directors, teachers and designers.  Observe the participants, join in Q & A.

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Beyond Borders ECPAT Canada

Media Awards and Educational Symposium:

Child Sexual Exploitation in the Digital Age

November 18

Fort Garry Hotel

Symposium: 9 - 11:30 am - $30 l Media Awards Luncheon: 11:45 am - 1:30 pm - $60

Attend both events for $80

For tickets call 204-799-4780 or email

This year's recipients of the Rosalind Prober Award for Advocacy:

Carol Todd, Glen Canning and Leah Parsons - parents of Amanda Todd and Rehtaeh Parsons.

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Sewing and Embroidery Warehouse, 15 Keith Rd

Phone: 632-7200  Toll free 1-800-665-8958 or email

Beginner Quilting Basics

November 8, 12:30 – 3:30 p.m.

Make a rail fence block, the first block in our block a week series.

Teacher:  Joan Dupuis-Neal

Fee:  $15.00    Kit fee: $5.00 payable to teacher at the class.

Swirling Star Table Topper and Place Mats 

Place Mats

November 15 & 22, 12:30 – 3:30 p.m.  

Table Topper

November 29 & December 6, 12:30 – 3:30 p.m.

Teacher:  Donna Hartle 

Place Mat class fee / Table Topper class fee: $30.00 each

Patterns:  $5.00 each payable to teacher on day of class

Beginner Quilting Block-a-Week Series, 12:30 – 3:30 p.m.

Teacher: Joan Dupuis-Neal

Class Fee: $15 per week.

After Christmas make a quilt; learn sashing, borders, layering, quilting and binding.

November 13 - Disappearing Nine Patch and Double Nine Patch

November 20 - Monkey Wrench and Ohio Star

November 27 - Card Trick, Lily, and Star in a Star

December 4 – Moyne Star and Goose Tracks

December 11 – Spring Bloom and Friendship Star (involve appliqué)

PE DESIGN NEXT

November 16, 10:30 a.m. -2:30 p.m. - Please bring a bag lunch

Teacher:  Joan Dupuis-Neal

Class Fee: $25.00 will be a store coupon towards purchase of products.

Quick Gifts

November 23,10:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. 

Gift set of a casserole carrier, oven mitts, kitchen towel & coasters.  

Teacher: Donna Hartle

Class Fee:  $35.00 l Pattern: $5.00 payable to teacher on day of class.

Kilcona Dog Park's Fall BBQ l One Trunk Festival l Craig Street Cat's Kittenpalooza l D'Arcy's Woof Walk l Bud, Spud & Steak l Hull's Haven Hullabaloo

September 7, 11:00 am until 2:00 pm (rain date September 14 - same time)

INFORMATION BOOTH: Kilcona Dog Park's Fall BBQ

Come by and check out Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue's merchandise.  

A few of our current adoptables may stop by!

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One Trunk is hosting a microfestival

West End Cultural Centre, 586 Ellice Avenue on September 8 at 2:00 pm 

The festival will feature performances by Winnipeg Contemporary Dancers, Grant Guy & Jaymez, Tanja Woloshen, Gwen Collins & Ardith Boxall based on the following artists interpretations of the city we call home. 

Melissa Steele

Ariel Gordon

Greg Chomichuk

Chris Rutowski

Deco Dawson

Andy Rudolph

Natanielle Felicitas

Keri Latimer

Following the performances there will be a discussion about the developing a festival of new, hybrid work and the growth of interdisciplinary collaboration in Winnipeg.

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September 9, 10:00 am until September 15, 6:00 pm

Kildonan Place, 1555 Regent Ave W., Community Booth near the Sears store

Craig Street Cats still has plenty of kittens so we're gearing up for Kittenpalooza #2!

Plenty of kittens will be on site waiting to meet their forever owners.

Volunteers are also needed! Please click here to sign up!

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D'Arcy's A.R.C. (Animal Rescue Centre) 3rd Annual Woof Walk

Sept 14, walk starts 12:30 pm

Registration opens: 11:00 am  or online

Kildonan Park (north picnic shelter) at the soccer fields

$10 per person $25 per family

Bbq, Vendor Market, raffle, 103 street team, family dog walk and more.

Those wishing to collect pledges can sign up at D'Arcy's ARC, 730 Century 

Interested in a table for our vendor market?

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Winnipeg Lost Dog Alert's 2nd Annual Bud, Spud & Steak Fundraiser

September 14, 6:00 pm until 9:00 pm

Canad Inns Polo Park Hotel, 1405 St. Matthews Ave

Our Bud Spud is just around the corner!

Silent Auction, door prizes and 50/50 draw

There will be the chicken or veggie selection as well.

Deadline for ticket sales is on September 9. 

Please contact or call 204-221-0955  

Tickets are $15 each - you will get a wonderful meal and a drink.

We are still looking for donations for our silent auction. 

If you are a business, supply us with 15 - 25 business cards so we can put them on the tables, so we can say thank you.

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2nd Hull's Haven Border Collie Rescue Hullabaloo

September 14, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm  (rain out Sept. 21)

Victoria Jason Park

Frodo's Sugar Shack - Silent Auction - Tons of Games

The Most adorable adoptables in the world.

Demonstrations, Winnipeg Police k9 Unit, The Ruff House Rowdies, 

Warp Factor Flyball Club, Hull's Hooligans & Woof Pack

Bubba from ClearFM will be there!

Alumni Event for adopters, fosters and friends to celebrate the wonderful Happy Tails. 

If you've adopted a Hull's Haven Dog or Fostered and would like to see their past fosters. 

If you would like to contribute to our Silent Auction, please contact us.

EVER SICK / Dog Adoption Fair and Pop Up Dog Photo Booth / l o f t p a r t y j u l y 2 0

EVER SICK

on view to Aug 1 in the mezzanine 2nd floor of Neechi Commons

Neechi Niche, 865 Main St.

Neechi Niche will be hosting a reception on July 19 from 6:00 pm until 9:30 pm. 

Jackie will be doing an artist talk at 7 pm.

All are welcome!!!

Jackie Traverse will be showing 3 collections: Childhood Memories, Seven, and Baby Gat. 

Powerful social commentary sprinkled with a dose of humour.

EVER SICK is used as slang in the Native community. We say it endearingly to one another when teasing, and to make a person stop and check their behaviour.

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July 20, 2013

ADOPTION FAIR, St. Norbert Farmers Market, 3514 Pembina Hwy

by Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue

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Pop Up Dog Photo booth at Hip Pooch, 807 Corydon Ave

July 20, First Photos at 10:00 am.

Come out and get some amazing photos taken of your dog. 

Photos will be taken by "Good Dog Photography".

4 packages to choose from, ranging from $25 to $100. 

Check out their website to see some of their amazing work.  

MUST make an appointment by calling Hip Pooch @ 204-284-6964.

$5.00 from each photo package sold will be donated to 

the Boston Terrier & Pug Rescue of Southern Manitoba.

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l o f t p a r t y j u l y 2 0

Urban Shaman Gallery, Suite 203-290 Mcdermot Ave

July 20, doors at 11 pm

free admission!

live art created by n e r e o II 

bands at midnight - live music with

j u p i t e r s t o r m

&

p r o m i s e 

marathon dancing after the show

come celebrate saturday night until dawn 

nereo's birthday = j u l y 1 8

namowan's birthday = j u l y 1 9

Forum Art Centre: Fresh Art Show & Renaissance Festival l Adoption Fair & Garage Sale l Winnipeg Underground Film Festival

Forum Art Centre, 120 Eugenie Street & Tache

Our 48th Annual Art Exhibition & Sale

Features over 50 Manitoba fine artists' original framed and unframed art in acrylics, watercolours and ceramics.

No admission fee

Raffle prizes, wheelchair access, free parking

June 14 from 5 pm to 9 pm

June 15 from 10 am to 6 pm * 

June 16 from 12 pm to 4 pm 

* June 15 activities

Official opening and reception at 1 pm

Artists' Village in Coronation Park along with Swords & Sabres Renaissance Festival. 

Free caricatures done by Winnipeg artist Tom Andrich from 1:30 – 3:30 pm 

Makes a great Father’s Day gift! 

More info call Daryl Dumanski – B.I.D., Executive Director, 204-235-1069.

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Adoption Fair

Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue has been invited to attend the Red River Ex!

Come join us in the Discovery Center from June 14 to 23.

Friday to Sunday - 12 pm-  9 pm

Monday to Thursday - 3 pm - 9 pm

We will have current adoptables available, and loads of fun activities!

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Garage Sale in support of Manitoba Pug Rescue
171 Masson Street
June 15 and 16, 8:00 am until 3:00 pm

Home Decor - Furniture - Electronics - Books - Glass ware - Small Kitchen Appliances - Toys and more!

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Open City Cinema presents the first ever Winnipeg Underground Film Festival

Frame Arts Warehouse, 318 1/2 Ross Ave

June 14-16 

WUFF will present seven programs of short, independently produced films and videos, by artists from across Canada, the United States, and overseas, as well as one feature film, and two live performances. 

TICKETS: $10 at the door / $15 for full 3-day pass

Passes available at Into the Music, Music Trader and at the door.

All funds raised go directly to the artists exhibited at the festival, so come out and support underground cinema!

FOR MORE INFORMATION 

June 14

7:00 THE 90 SECOND: FILMS FROM THE OPEN CALL

8:30 CINEMA STUDIES: HOLLYWOOD REPURPOSED

10:00 SHORT VISITS TO DIFFERENT WORLDS: FEAT. SABRINA RATTÉ

11:30 SOLAR COFFIN: LIVE

Stick around and check out a live performance by modular synth duo, Solar Coffin. 

Fletcher Pratt and Erik Larsen create pulsing, alien drones and textures over dark, sequenced bass melodies. 

THE 90 SECOND: FILMS FROM THE OPEN CALL 

The final deadline for entry is June 7

The 90 Second is an international open call for very short (ninety seconds or less!), recently completed films and videos.

Simply send a digital download link (dropbox, wetransfer, vimeo, etc), a synopsis and a still image (optional). 

Local filmmakers can also drop their completed films at 

the Winnipeg Film Group, third floor Art Space Building, 100 Arthur St.

Full list of participants to be posted on June 10.

March Against Monsanto l Men Against Violence l Fundraisers for Border Collies and Manitoba Mutts

The Forks, 1 Forks Market Road, under the canopy @ the Forks Market
May 25, 1:00 pm

Marches are being planned on six continents, in 36 countries; events will occur simultaneously.
Join us as we protest Monsanto by eating organic, non-GMO food on their front lawn.
Bring potluck style food, water and SIGNS!
PLEASE NO THROW AWAY PLATES AND CUPS....BRING REUSABLE STUFF!
Remember, we are in a (semi) public place not targeting anyone there.
More demonstration, less protest.

Full press release and Planning

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Engaging Men Against Violence
Broadway Neighbourhood Centre, 185 Young Street
May 28, 5:30 pm

Come lend your voice and help us shape the Engaging Men program that will be at BNC this fall. This program is for young men aged 15-24 to look at how they can speak up against violence in their communities.

Come share your observations, concerns and ideas for change.

COMMUNITY FEAST PROVIDED with vegetarian/vegan option.

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Hartmont Candle Company Fundraiser
Sprockett's Doggy Day Camp, Unit 7- 975 Thomas Ave
May 25, 11:00 am until 3:00 pm

The Hartmont Candle Company is locally owned. Katie Powell, a brand new consultant, is launching her new venture by hosting a fundraiser for Hull's Haven Border Collie Rescue!
10% of ALL sales will be donated to HHBCR!!!

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Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue - Bud/Spud/Steak Fundraiser
May 31, 6:00 pm until 9:00 pm
Canad Inns Polo Park Hotel, 1405 St. Matthews Ave

$15.00 per ticket, $10 supporter tickets are available
*18 plus event
Silent auction and 50/50 on site!

3 menu options (steak, chicken or veggie) Please request at time of purchase, or it will be a steak!  Menu includes a main option, choice of vegetables, garlic toast, caesar salad and fried mushrooms, and a beverage: Cold beer, 1 oz. shot or a pop/juice.

Tickets for sale by:
Mallory Fleming, 204-801-4031 or Caitlin Doucette
Tickets can be purchased via paypal payments; we will mail the purchased tickets.
After paying via paypal, email Mallory with an address to confirm payment/mail out.

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ADOPTION FAIR: Party in Kilcona Dog Park
By Manitoba Mutts Dog Rescue
June 1, 11:00 am until 3:00 pm (Rain date - June 8)

Kilcona Dog Park has invited us to attend their annual party in the park!