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The World Trade Centre Winnipeg is proud to announce the 2019 Small Business Week™ Kickoff Luncheon! The Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) has been celebrating Small Business Week™ for over 35 years by recognizing and celebrating the outstanding contribution of SMEs. Join other like-minded entrepreneurs and business professionals to network and share stories. Arrive early to check out the Biz Alley which will consist of local companies showcasing their products and services. For more information click here.

AGES 5-7 TUESDAYS: 5:45 – 6:45 pm COST: $240 | INSTRUCTOR: Shannon Gallagher | CLASS LENGTH: 12 weeks Beginning Strings is for students ages 5 – 7 who want to learn to play the violin. The program begins with group classes to build strong technical foundations that will help the students progress faster when they begin private lessons. The class will also teach active listening and coordination skills as well as kinesthetic awareness. Students will receive recommendations to members of…

AGES 16+ WEDNESDAYS: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm COST: $160 | INSTRUCTOR: Martin Wilson | CLASS LENGTH: 8 Weeks An MCMA favorite – this class makes the dream of how to sing well a reality for anyone. Our highly qualified instructor will work with this group to teach the basics of vocal production, diction, and breathing in a variety of musical styles. Take your singing to the next level with a mix of group and individual singing in a laid…

The Mavericks 30th Anniversary World Tour comes to the Burton Cummings Theatre. In 2019, multi-platinum, Grammy-winning, rock ’n roll-country-Tejano phenomenon THE MAVERICKS celebrate 30 years of entertaining millions of people around the world with a whirlwind of new activity. The Miami band – back and better than ever since their reunion in 2012 – will mark three decades of uniting great Latino and American music traditions with a series of special events to celebrate this great band’s past and look…

Please join us for The Art of Reconciliation. A fundraising evening and dinner featuring a special 1491 menu, cash wine bar and award winning, multi-media artist: KC Adams (kcadams.com). For more information, please click here. 

Without fail, the winner of the annual Scotiabank Giller Prize becomes a household name in Canada. Those shortlisted also step into the proverbial hall of CanLit fame, their titles splashed across best-of lists at year end for good reason. No wonder the shortlist is a staple of many bibliophiles’ reading lists. Our annual on-stage interview with finalists of the Scotiabank Giller Prize kicks off the Festival. Hear about the creative processes, anticipations and camaraderie between incredible creatives before the winner…

David James and Big River are often described as one of the most authentic Outlaw Country tribute shows touring today. Thousands of fans agree with those reviews, as they routinely sell out shows in venues large and small across Canada and the U.S. From the way James holds his guitar to the way he talks to his audience, the legendary musicians live again when James steps to the mike and says, “Hello – I’m almost Johnny Cash,” or plays that…

Explore the wine lists of some of the top downtown restaurants and sample delectable food pairings with this guided tour! Tours run from 5:30 pm – 10:00 pm. Tickets are $85 per person which includes two glasses of wine and small plates pairing at three restaurant/lounge stops. Each tour has a unique combination of stops. Tickets can be purchased from the Downtown Winnipeg Tours website, click here!

The action-packed adventure pits man against prehistoric predators in the ultimate battle for survival. Featuring visually stunning imagery and groundbreaking special effects, this epic film is sheer movie magic 65 million years in the making. Experience Jurassic Park as never before: projected in HD with a full symphony orchestra performing John Williams’ iconic score live to picture. For more information, please click here. 

The Dead South, a gold rush vibing four-piece acoustic bluegrass set from Saskatchewan, infuse the genre’s traditional trappings with an air of frontier recklessness, whiskey breakfasts and grizzled tin-pan showmanship. The sound, build on a taut configuration of cello, mandolin, banjo and guitar, speeds like a train past polite definitions of bluegrass into the grittier, rowdier spaces of the traditional world.