Showing posts with label Winnipeg Etsy Street Team. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winnipeg Etsy Street Team. Show all posts

October 6, 2013

Kathleen Crosby l Christian Marclay’s The Clock l WEST: Handmade & Vintage Sale l LEAF: Persons' Day Breakfast l Made By You


Pulse Gallery, Johnson Terminal, The Forks
October 11, 7-9 pm

You are invited to attend the opening reception of "Beauty By The Brushstroke" 
works inspired by spirit, nature, colour and light
Featuring over 30 new works by artist Kathleen Crosby

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The Clock Opens at the Winnipeg Art Gallery on October 11. 
Christian  Marclay’s The Clock is a cinematic tour-de-force that unfolds on the screen in real time through thousands of film excerpts that form a 24-hour montage. Appropriated from the last 100 years of cinema's rich history, the film clips chronicle the hours and minutes of the 24-hour period, often by displaying a watch or clock.  The Clock is presented as part of the WAG’s three-year partnership with the National Gallery of Canada.

WAG Director & CEO Stephen Borys: I saw The Clock in Los Angeles in 2011 and then in Ottawa in 2012—and it blew me away!

Related Programs:
24-hour Screenings

Time Travellers Family Sunday • 1:30-4pm, Oct 13 
Explore all aspects of time with games, tours, and a clock-making workshop

Art for Lunch • 12:10pm, Oct 16 
Talk with Paul Butler, Curator of Contemporary Art and Photography

Art Eats • 6pm, Oct 30 
Dinner at Storm Bistro and a talk with Curator Paul Butler and a one-hour viewing

Tick, Talk Panel Discussion • 7:30 pm, Nov 22 
Moderated by Jonah Corne, University of Manitoba Film Studies Department

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Winnipeg Etsy Street Team Handmade and Vintage Sale
October 12, 11 am to 4 pm
RA Steen Community Centre
Free Admission and Parking

The WEST sale showcases locally produced handcrafted wares and curated vintage collections. Canteen with locally made goodies (including gluten free and vegan) plus free coffee or tea.

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LEAF Manitoba's 23rd annual Persons' Day Breakfast
October 18, 7:15 - 9:00 a.m.
Winnipeg Convention Centre
Topic: Judging Equality
Guest speaker: Madam Justice Sheilah Martin, Court of Queen's Bench, Calgary AB, appointed in June, 2005.

Tickets: $25 at McNally Robinson Booksellers
Manitoba Status of Women (204) 945-6281
LEAF Manitoba (204) 453-1379, or email

Proceeds support the advancement of all women's equality.

In 1929 Canada's highest court of appeal declared that the word "person" included both women and men, making it possible for women to serve in the Senate. It also paved the way for women's increased participation in public and political life. 
The case had been brought before the courts in 1927 by five Alberta women who became known as the "Famous Five" and became known as the Persons Case.

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Made By You - 4th Annual Fundraiser
October 26, 1 pm – 4 pm
Canadian Mennonite University, 600 Shaftesbury Blvd (S. Campus, at Grant Ave.) 
Free parking!
Tickets $30, $10 for children under 12 – buy your tickets on-line 
Contact (204) 487-6117 or email for more information

Participate in craft workshops.
Visit with our practicing craftspeople as they do tatting, loom weaving, spinning, knitting, and backstrap weaving.
Purchase a mystery bag with a unique handmade piece inside for only $10.
Browse our Silent Auction of handmade items
Enjoy coffee and cookies, and the company of other craftspeople.

April 28, 2013

The Edge: MIX l Mother's Day Crafts Sale l Parecon l Walk for MS (multiple sclerosis)

The Edge Village and Gallery, 611 Main street
Opening Reception: May 3, 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm

MIX: year end exhibition
PARTY TIME. ORIGAMI. LET'S EAT.

Featuring work by:
- Disa Haldorson
- Grace Boyd
- Brenna Linton
- Giuliana Grande
- Melanie Riggs
- Andrea Raths
- Donna Garofalo
- Selena Panchoo
- Karen Hanan 

Exhibition hours:
Saturday, May 4: 2 pm-6 pm
Tuesday, May 7: 12 pm-6 pm

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WEST Handmade and Vintage Sale III
May 4, 11:00 am until 4:00 pm
R.A. Steen Community Centre, 980 Palmerston Avenue (at Ruby)
Free admission and parking. 

To contact W.E.S.T. / Winnipeg Etsy Street Team please email 

Handmade and vintage goodness, including soaps, vintage housewares, jewelry, items for children and babies, retro and vintage apparel, knitted and crocheted items, journals, pottery, and much more! 

There will be delicious goodies to buy and FREE coffee and tea. 

We are having a table where you can try your hand at a variety of crafts, FREE.  
Come and discover the creative craftster inside of you! 

This is the perfect opportunity to get a Mother's Day present for the woman who deserves something as lovely and unique as she is.

The WESTies confirmed to be at the sale:
AdorablesbyAlisia
aeliosdesign
BitchinKitchnKitchen
BlueStarStudio
BranchesandFeathers
ByBlackBirdDesigns
CloverleafFibreArt
DarlingRing
DragonNerd
emms Pocket Shop/gEM's
FlatlandersSoapCo
Heartfelt Yarn Wreaths
Heidi and Seek Boutique
HEM Design
HeavensEarth
Hoshii Designs
KristasJewellery
LadyLikeness
M-agination
Marathon1981
maryandmaude
Monkey Business Card Company
Nancy Blokland Pottery
One Plus One Design
On the Go Designs
Periwinkle Dzyns
PrairiePeasant/PrairieThreads
Punky and the Bug
Real Swanky
SmashKnits
SoGa Soap
Toxie Designs/Blue Camel Baby
VintageBettyClothing
We are Bound Together

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Ram Wools Yarn Co-op, 989 Portage Avenue
May 4, 6:30 pm until 10:00 pm

Parecon: a new way to own your labour
Hosted by: Winnipeg Parecon Worker Council

Video presentations, open presentation and discussion about Parecon, demonstrations from Ram Wools Yarn Co-op. 
Reps from ParIT Worker Co-op and Mondragon will be on hand. 
Music by Leonard Podolak. 
Snacks will be available.

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MS Walk
University of Manitoba Maxbell Centre
May 5, 8:00 am

The CC Walkers are at it again! 
Please join Catherine Culligan and walk to help the fight against MS. 


We will be getting t-shirts for the walk. Please let me know your size and I will order one for you. Keep in mind that they are men's shirts and 100% cotton.

Can you imagine...

Having multiple sclerosis means that one morning you may not be able to walk when you wake up. Or that you may suddenly have impaired vision. Or that your memory will fail you for no apparent reason. The symptoms of MS are many and vary for everyone. It's estimated that approximately 55,000-75,000 men and women in Canada have the disease, and every day about three more people are diagnosed.

...a future without MS

I've registered for the MS Walk because I want to do something for everyone who lives with multiple sclerosis. With your help, together we can make a difference.