Winnipeg event listings, previews, and reviews.
For the better part of a half an hour, Broadway Avenue was occupied accross six lanes, the wide median, and the sidewalks, by around fifteen thousand supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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We’ve been quiet As a brand-new business on the internet, the urge to blast our messages and fill our social media channels is extremely strong. Right now, however, there is a revolution happening in the US and support has stretched worldwide.
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Sometimes a thing happens and you can get so happy that words don’t seem like enough. This is one of those times.
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I sit down one-on-one with The Village Idiot’s “Head Idiot”, Rylie Saunders. The Village Idiots are behind a lot of action around Winnipeg, and that’s a great thing for people who share their love of music.
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I was able to sit down with Raj Maniar (via a video call, to maintain social distance) and talk about how Torque Brewing Co. has pushed back all their events. Maniar also discusses how they have attempted to adapt to help home-bound folks in isolation, as well as to “keep the lights on” as he so eloquently puts it.
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I know you are likely absolutely exasperated from hearing about the COVID-19 crisis already, and I know this because so am I. That said, I had a chance to talk to Chris Graves, owner of The Kings Head Pub, about how he and his staff are coping.
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Sometimes it’s date night, sometimes it’s a large group celebrating a birthday, or maybe it’s just a random Tuesday. The point is, how do you know what event is going to be the best?
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