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Summertime
Shopping
the A-Z guide
to downtown patios
experience the
Manito Ahbee Festival
spring/summer 2013
Downtown Winnipeg Spring/Summer 2013
spring/summer 2013
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Downtown News
New openings, developments
and everything happening in the
heart of the city
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Guest editorial by Brian Scharfstein
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So/Po
Downtown,
UndergroUnd
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Plans for the new development emerge
Manito Ahbee
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The newest addition to the downtown
summer festival lineup
market
It’s summer - also known
as patio season! Check out
our guide to downtown
patios on page 31.
Credit: Artistic Impressions
Office Space
12 ways to brighten up your desk
Spring Fling
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Your summertime fashion guide
Found Downtown
Editor-in-Chief
Signy Gerrard
Contributor
Rose Dominguez
Layout Design
Kristen Lourie
Photography
Ian McCausland
Brett Howe
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Festival survival kit
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The A-Z of Downtown Patios
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Where to do dinner, lunch and drinks
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Lofty Ambitions
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The Bell Block reopens as
premium apartments
guides
On our cover: Model Jill Groening shows off a summery wardrobe
at the new 370 Donald apartment building starting on page 17.
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downtown NEWS
New openings, developments and everything happening in the heart of the city
Get
Fresh
To Market, to Market
This summer, the country will be coming to the heart of the
city with the opening of a weekly farmer’s market. Planned
to kick off in July, the market will run Thursdays from
11:30 am - 5:30 pm at the Manitoba Hydro plaza, bringing
fresh vegetables, fruits and artisan goods to within easy
walking distance of downtown workers and residents. Visit
downtownwinnipegbiz.com for more details!
Produce • Deli • Bakery • Specialty Wares
The Forks Market puts the snap in your snap peas, the kick in your
coffee, the spice in your cinnamon rolls and the fun in your finds.
Candie & Dolls
Candie & Dolls, a trendy clothing boutique, has opened
up at the Richardson Concourse and they bring with
them exclusive designer women’s clothing. Owned and
operated by Dolly Woo, Candie & Dolls features lines
such as Laundry, Betsey Johnson, Commando, Ella Moss
and much more! Check out www.candieanddolls.com
for more details.
Choose from seasonal fruits and vegetables, Manitoba-raised bison,
elk, chicken and beef, organic baked goods, specialty items and more.
If it’s fresh, you’ll find it here!
The Carnaval Comes to Town
What Goes Around
Comes Around
Experience the essence of South America as Carnaval
Brazilian BBQ takes your palette on a tour of flavours.
Located on Waterfront Drive, the two story restaurant
is proud to feature authentic Brazilian dishes and is
introducing a new dining experience to Winnipeg as
the city’s only Churrascaria. You meal comes to you as
“gauchos” (carvers) with cuts of seasoned beef, lamb and
chicken, circulate and carve tableside. Don’t forget to
choose a Brazilian wine to pair with your meal.
More than four years after its closure, the Revolving
Restaurant will be getting new life as Prairie 360. The
restaurant will take its inspiration from the prairies,
featuring local ingredients, and food that defines
Manitoba. The menu will be finalized this summer as
Prairie 360’s executive chef and Virgin103’s Ace Burpee
and Chrissy Troy trek through Manitoba documenting
the restaurant’s culinary inspirations. Prairie 360 is set to
open this fall.
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100 Years Young
Jazz Fest
Celebrations are underway as the
Hotel Fort Garry celebrates its 100
year anniversary. In February, the
iconic hotel launched a historical
trivia scavenger hunt focused on the
hotel and other notable places in
Winnipeg. Prizes include tickets to
the 2014 Junos, Hammam parties in
Ten Spa, concert tickets, and pajama
parties. Other Hotel Fort Garry
celebrations include their guest loyalty
program, $100 wedding package, and
an extensive renovation program the
hotel will unveil later in the year.
The line up has been set for this year’s
Jazz Festival on June 13 to 23. Top
notch performers including The Roots,
George Benson and Bettye LaVette
are set to hit the stage for this annual
event. The festival will take place at
various venues in downtown Winnipeg
including the Centennial Concert Hall,
The Burton Cummings Theatre and
the West End Cultural Centre. For the
complete 2013 line up, visit
www.jazzwinnipeg.com
The Winnipeg Art Gallery celebrates its
100 anniversary by commemorating
all the movers and shakers that have
made the Gallery what it is today.
From now until September 30, 2013,
The WAG Century exhibit will feature
stories of the last 100 years through
videos, photographs, works of art
archival material and more - plus their
historic 100 Masters exhibition. Visit
wag100.ca for complete details.
Lions Dancing
in the Street
Dance to the beat of the drums as
the Winnipeg Chinese Cultural
and Community Centre’s annual
Chinatown Street Festival kicks off
August 17 to 18. Parts of downtown
Winnipeg’s Chinatown will be closed
off as performers, activities, and
the famous lion dance take over the
district for this enriching cultural
festival. A merchant market and
cultural display will also be on hand
for this weekend event. For more
information, visit www.wcccc.ca
Design Sells
That’s what Commerce Design
Winnipeg believes. In its inaugural
year, they rewarded businesses for
exceptional quality of interior and
exterior design and highlighted
the talents of Manitoba designers.
Recipients of the Jury Grand Prize
award include Stella’s Café @ Plug In
Gallery designed by DPA+PSA+DIN
Collective, The Keg Steakhouse &
Bar designed by Hilderman Thomas
Frank Cram and Rudy’s Eat & Drink,
designed by 5468796 Architecture Inc.
Next up is the People’s choice awards,
one business from the Jury Prize
winners will be chosen by popular
vote. The People’s Choice Award will
be announced in June 2013. Vote by
visiting the Downtown BIZ Living
Room, second floor Portage Place.
Commerce Design Winnipeg Jury Grand Prize winner Winnipeg Start
HI again
The owners of India Palace have
recently acquired the former HI
Hostel with plans to convert it into
student housing. The top two floors
will turn into 40 dorm rooms where
around 10 of those rooms will be
able to accommodate students with
visiting families. A fully licensed
lounge will take over the former LO
Pub location with plans to also open a
student cafeteria and restaurant in the
building. The Ellice Avenue building is
expected to reopen later this year.
Hakka Cuisine
Comes to Winnipeg
Just in time for baseball season, the
Clay Oven is opening a new location in
the former Hu’s on First at Shaw Park.
Enjoy East Indian cuisine as Clay Oven
sets to take over Shaw Park. They’re
bringing Hakka cuisine, a hit in their
Alberta locations to Winnipeg - Hakka
uses Indian spices in Chinese-style
cooking to create a unique fusion.
Sounds like a good reason to skip the
hotdogs this baseball season.
Rendering of a Glasshouse condo unit
People in Glass
Houses
Visitors to cityplace mall will notice
an unusual new tenant this summer.
A full-scale condominium display
suite has been built in centre court by
Glasshouse Condominiums. The fully
furnished space gives visitors a chance
to see, touch, and walk through one of
the layouts available in the building –
even get a glimpse of what your view
could be from the building’s future site
on Portage Avenue.
www.glasshousewinnipeg.com
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Downtown has always been part of
my life. I was born into a family that
owned a business downtown, I spent
my formative years working in the
family store downtown, and for the
past 20 years I have been the co-owner
of a business downtown.
Our store, Canadian Footwear, has
been part of Winnipeg’s downtown
landscape since the early 1930’s. The
children and grandchildren of many
of our original customers continue to
shop with us. Our business has ebbed
and flowed over the years, just as the
business climate around our store has.
We recently invested over $400,000
to upgrade the exterior of our
store, in part because we believe it
strengthens our image and the image
of downtown. Our new building façade
includes a new marquee across the
front of our building at the corner of
William and Adelaide, along with a
series of 13 backlit panels that brighten
the neighbourhood and promote our
products and services.
We did this to demonstrate our
commitment to downtown in
a tangible way. We believe our
reinvestment will pay dividends. New
customers visit our store every week.
The new look is more pedestrian
friendly. The light boxes provide more
illumination for people at night. The
overall effect creates a clean, safe
and welcoming environment that
makes coming downtown a positive
experience. Our free customer parking
helps, too.
The changes to our property are just a
few of the exciting new developments
happening downtown right now. New
towers are being constructed in the
district. The Sports Hospitality and
Entertainment District (SHED) project
is taking root on the downtown strip
of Portage Avenue. This activity is a
sign that Downtown Winnipeg is on
the upswing, nearing the tipping point
to become the vibrant and strong
economic, cultural and social focus of
our city.
Now is our time, and as business
owners it is our responsibility to keep
the forward momentum going. I urge
all of you to start every day by standing
in front of your business and really
look at it. Ask yourself: “Is this a place
I want people to visit? Does my store
reflect what I need to bring people
downtown?”
When I stand in front of my store each
morning, I am proud to say “Yes!”
Check out shoes from Canadian
Footwear on p. 17 and 20.
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1. Martha Stewart Corkboard, $13.89,
Staples Portage Place
Unique
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3. Information Central pad, $9.50,
Coles cityplace
4. Pencils, $1.00/each, Best of Friends
Giftshop Donald at Graham Foyer of the
Millennium Library
photo by Robert Wilson
+ Chic
2. Keep Calm and Carry On Card, $4.00,
Best of Friends Giftshop, Donald at
Graham Foyer of the Millennium Library
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5. Gardening Mug, $12.00, Best of
Friends Giftshop Donald at Graham
Foyer of the Millennium Library
6. Mint Tape Dispenser, $5.99, Staples
Portage Place
Foyer of the Millenium Library,
Donald at Graham 204-947-0110
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7. Tree Picture Holder, $12.95,
Cards, etc. cityplace
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8. Blown-glass Business
Card Holder, $30.00,
Bayshore Gifts in
Glass, The Forks Market
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Eraser, $10.00, WAG The Gallery Shop
10. Journal, $19.99, Coles,
cityplace
11. Martha Stewart
Notebook, $4.99,
Staples Portage Place
12. The Journal of Awesome,
$15.95, Coles cityplace
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Lofty
Ambitions
Apartments designed for
the Pinterest generation
The Bell Block at 370 Donald began life
as a warehouse in 1905. But as of this
spring, it will be reopening with a new
life as a loft apartment building.
“There was tremendous potential there,
as I think anyone who admires the
Exchange District can see,” says Daniel
Melendez,Vice President of Your Next
Place. “We wanted to respect that fact
that is was a warehouse, so we have
some exposed ductwork and beams,
and exposed the brick walls. It’s those
kinds of finishes we’re proud of, that
respect the buildings heritage. People
in Winnipeg are sophisticated - more
sophisticated than we maybe give
ourselves credit for.”
Melendez believes that because of
sites like Pinterest, travel and all the
popular media around home décor
and renovations, people have a better
understanding of the design potential
for homes, and their expectations have
risen as a result. “So the onus is on us as
developers to pick that up and say OK,
I’m in the business of giving you what
you want,” says Melendez.
And based on the reactions from
visitors to 370 Donald, Melendez is
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Where to buy
Has 370 Donald got you inspired to
do some renovations of your own?
Try these places to help freshen up
your home.
Western Paint - 521 Hargrave St., 204-942-7271, westernpaint.ca
Founded in 1908, they’ve got you covered for paint, wallpaper,
flooring and window coverings.
Total Lighting - 347 William Ave., 204-943-0999, totallightingsales.ca
Find the covet-worthy contemporary lighting options above
at their showroom.
Kitchen Designs - 324 Cumberland Ave., 204-944-8222, kitchendesigns.ca
Imagine the kitchen of your dreams, and they can make it happen.
confident that’s the kind of aspirational
space they’ve created with their
renovation. While they’ve kept touches
like beams and brick intact, they’ve also
built in sleek and modern kitchens and
bathrooms, added in an elevator and
storage space for tenants’ bikes, and
are installing a small gym in the building.
Square footage is small, but feels larger
thanks to an open loft concept, 7.5 foot
high windows and ceilings that soar up
from 9 to 12 feet high.
The choice to make the building’s units
rentals was a very deliberate one for the
company. “I think there’s a ton of will
for this kind of space,” says Melendez.
“I don’t think there are a ton of people
who are in their early twenties who
wouldn’t want to live in this district
– but they don’t want to have to
buy. There`s a place for condos, but
there needs to be diversity, and giving
people the opportunity to experience
downtown without buying. And if the
trickle down is that they love downtown
and eventually want more space, they’ll
grow into one of the condos.”
Melendez says their company is trying
create to a sense of community in
their building, and connect with the
community in downtown Winnipeg as
a whole. “Our first tenant is a cook at
a local restaurant downtown – we want
people to live and work downtown.
We want to have local people, who
work at the 201 Portage building,
the Richardson building, who work
downtown and want to live downtown.
That’s the whole philosophy.”
For more information on 370 Donald,
visit www.yournextplace.ca
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So/Po
So/Po – it’s a new abbreviation that
Longboat Development Corporation
and Artis REIT hope will catch on in
Winnipeg. It stands for South Portage,
an area that may soon be home to new
development So/Po Square, a mixeduse development they have partnered
on that will fill the block at Graham
and Donald, currently home to a large
surface parking lot owned by MPI.
While plans are still in the feasibility
study stage, the vision for the space is
starting to emerge. In the initial plans,
three mid-size towers flank an open air
plaza. The plaza faces Graham Avenue
and is open at the back, encouraging
pedestrian traffic to flow through
between major downtown destinations
like the MTS Centre and Winnipeg
Convention Centre. The plaza space
could be used for programming and
events like concerts from spring to fall,
and includes large outdoor screens
that could air Jets games for overflow
crowds not lucky enough to get tickets.
As a mixed-use development, ground
level of the towers is envisioned as
home to retail, restaurants and patios
facing the plaza. Two would be designed
for office space and a third for a multistory parkade with potential for a hotel.
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That multi-use plan is part of Longboat
and Artis REIT’s commitment to fitting
their development with the needs of the
area and plans for other developments
in the area.
“It has to be in keeping with not just what
MPI is looking for, but with the city of
Winnipeg and the planning department
sees, in line with what the SHED (Sports
Hospitality Entertainment District) sees,
all of those partners – we’re looking
very closely at all of that and paying
attention to what else is going on,” says
Scott Stephanson, President of Longboat
Development Corporation. “There
are lots of tremendous urban planning
perspectives to draw on from other cities.
We see the SHED district as something
that will have a little more consistency,
rather than just ad hoc development.
Something where the whole vision is
cohesive, where you walk downtown and
realize that you’re in the SHED district
and see a real renewal of use.”
Stephanson looks forward to a future of
more and more developers joining them
in the downtown soon. “We’re here
to support the downtown and we’re
pleased that other players are coming to
the table. With these projects maybe it’s
been our turn, and at some point soon
we’ll see it be someone else’s.”
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spring
fling
Spring has finally sprung, and that
means it’s time to put away the darks
and break out the colours of summer.
The SHED (Sports, Hospitality and Entertainment District) is home to some
of the city’s most prominent entertainment venues and cultural landmarks –
MTS Centre, Winnipeg Convention Centre, Burton Cummings Theatre,
Millennium Library, Royal Winnipeg Ballet and the newly restored Metropolitan
Theatre. The SHED is set to connect these places. It’s evolving quickly,
shaping long-term growth as one of the city’s foremost destinations.
SPORTS, HOSPITALITY &
ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT
www.shedwinnipeg.com
Kyle Thomas / The Distillery
The centre for entertainment, nightlife and a vibrant place to live and work,
The SHED is designed for experiences to reenergize Winnipeg’s core. It’s
about rediscovering your downtown. The SHED is coming alive.
Essie nailpolish, Shoppers Drug Mart;
Vintage radio, $25, similar from
Johnston Terminal Antique Mall
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minty fresh
Opposite page:
Earrings, $35.00, Loka Boutique, Richardson Concourse
Blazer, $59.00, Blouse, $59.90, Denim, $29.99, The Bay, 450 Portage Ave
Wedges, $79.90, Canadian Footwear, 128 Adelaide St.
This page:
Open-toe suede heels, $125.00, The Bay, 450 Portage Ave
Mint cut-out tank, $59.00, Paperdoll, 214 McDermot Ave
Shiftdress, $169.00, The Bay, 450 Portage Ave
Ring, $345.00, Sutton Smith Works, 316 - 283 Portage Ave
Model: Jill Groening
Hair: Michelle Pearson (Prep Hair)
Makeup: Sarah Gurevich (Prep Hair)
Photography:
Brett Howe (model)
Ian McCausland (products)
Styling: Daniel Gurevich
and Arielle Gurevich
Location: Plug In Institute
for Contemporary Art
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peachy keen
Opposite page:
Denim shirt, $110.00, Dress, $130.00, The Bay, 450 Portage Ave
Sandals, $159.90, Canadian Footwear.
This page:
Denim, $29.99, Dress, $99.99, The Bay, 450 Portage Ave
Rose gold necklace, $316.00, Gold bracelet, $637.00,
Sutton Smith Works, 316 - 283 Portage Ave
Gold watch, $175.00, Stewart’s Horology,
Portage & Main Concourse
Pink lace shirt, $74.00, The Urban Bakery, 398 Portage Ave
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Opposite page:
Black and white striped denim, black denim, and black
and white floral patterned denim, $29.99, The Bay. 450 Portage Ave
This page:
Custom initials necklace, $65.00, Sutton Smith Works,
316 - 283 Portage Ave
Black and white sandals, $249.00, Five two boutique, 52 Adelaide St.
The Aviator Bag, $250.00, Jose & Markham, 73 Princess St.
Black and white chevron pattern dress, $69.00,
Paperdoll, 214 McDermot Ave
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The drum calls us all...
...to Manito Ahbee, downtown’s newest summer festival
Hundreds of Pow Wow dancers in regalia. Drum groups competing for a $10,000 prize. Artisans selling authentic bead and leather
work. Musicians walking the red carpet at the Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards. All of this and more will flood the heart
of the city for six days this August for the Manito Ahbee Festival. And when you hear the sound of the drum, Manito Ahbee wants
you to know that it’s your invitation to join them.
Summer is festival time in Winnipeg – the season when the city hosts the Fringe Festival, Folklorama, the Jazz Festival and Folk
Festival – and this year for the first time Manito Ahbee Festival will be joining them. Historically held in November, this season the
festival has been moved to August 16 - 21, bringing summer a six day celebration of indigenous arts and culture.
Step into the festival, and it’s impossible to overlook the Pow Wow dancers. Travelling from all over North America to compete in
a celebration of traditional song and dance, their elaborate regalia can stop visitors in their tracks to admire. Winnipeggers making
their first visit to Manito Ahbee may not be aware that our city hosts one of the largest Pow Wow competitions on the continent,
with competitive dance categories for everyone from children to those in their golden years. Dancers often travel a circuit from
competition to competition around North America, and Manito Ahbee is highly regarded.
“It’s considered a real coup to place here if you’re a dancer,” says Lisa Meeches, Executive Director of the festival. All of them
can be seen at the spectacular Grand Entry - a succession of all the competitors and VIPs. With over 1200 dancers joining
the festival in past years, it can take more than 45 minutes for them to all enter the arena. Emcees will be on hand to explain
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Top 5
reasons to go to
Manito Ahbee
From APCMA host Lorne Cardinal
Food
You can try dishes like fried bread
and Indian tacos – they’re fried
bread with chilli, smothered with
lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese – it’s
delicious.
Sights and Sounds
You can hear the drum everywhere,
calling you closer – and when you
get there it’s filled with hundreds
of people, walking around, shopping,
smiling, and the sound of laughter
is everywhere.
Women’s Fancy Shawl Dance
The women’s shawl dance is one
of my favourites. The story has it
that it’s modelled after the flight of
a butterfly – they’re so light on their
feet, and there are flashes of colour
all around.
Fancy Bustle Dance (Teen boys):
Their limbs are all flying, it’s like they
barely touch the floor, spinning and
moving and dancing and jumping –
they travel from all over the states
and all over Canada to compete.
APCMA Opening Ceremonies
I love seeing the red carpet out, and
we get as many of the dancers as
we can to participate as well. And
of course don’t miss the handsome
emcee walking the red carpet!
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“I feel like the pride
of one nation is
the pride of all.”
the regalia of each dance style for those who are new to the
festival. And when the dancing begins, visitors can even step
down onto the floor of the arena and participate during the
intertribal dance – it’s open to everyone, whether they want to
try learning the steps or begin just by walking with the dancers.
the Indigenous Marketplace and Trade Show and take in
authentic wares like drums, jewellery, bead and leatherwork.
And it wouldn’t be a festival without food – a hit every year
are Indian tacos, made with frybread or bannock instead of
tortillas.
“This spirit of welcome is at the heart of the festival,” says Lorne
Cardinal of Corner Gas fame, who is returning as the host of
the Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards. “It’s not just a
festival for First Nations people, but for all people. Everyone is
welcome to come and share and learn.”
And of course, culture doesn’t mean just traditional activities.
The latest up and coming musicians are showcased on Sunday
night at the Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards, complete
with red carpet, live performances, and host Lorne Cardinal, who
says he can’t resist returning. “I love hearing the performers,”
he says. “These are world class musicians, and our awards
sometimes help launch careers. I want to share with everybody
the talent and gifts that native people have, and maybe we can
show some kid who may have come in from Dauphin what is
possible when you put in the work.”
Meeches couldn’t agree more. “I look at all the years that I’ve
gone to participate at Folkorama, at all kinds of pavilions,” she
says. “I feel like the pride of one nation is the pride of all. It helps
you to understand your neighbours – and there are so many
unique nations that now call Manitoba home. These things that
make us proud as a community, we want to be able to share that
sense of celebration and pride with everyone.”
Once you step away from the Pow Wow competition, there
are plenty of ways to celebrate at the festival – they also play
host to world-class drumming and jigging competitions. Kids
can participate in activities like learning how to make crafts
or a paper tipi.Visitors in a shopping mood can stroll through
“Be prepared to be amazed,” says Meeches. “Be prepared to
enjoy yourself and to come out and celebrate with us!”
August 16 – 21, 2013
MTS Centre
www.ManitoAhbee.com
Tickets available through Ticketmaster
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Muddy Waters
The first day of spring?
No – it’s the first day
of patio season that
really matters in Winnipeg.
With that in mind, we’ve
got your guide to al
fresco dining downtown
– whether you’re after
lunch, dinner, or a spot for
some drinks and peoplewatching with friends.
of Downtown Patios
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The Beachcombers
play. 3rd Floor Shaw Park, 204-982-7426.
Elephant + Castle
Steak, seafood, and a serious array of
summery cocktails await on this casual
waterfront space. 162 – 1 Forks Market
Raod, 204-948-0020. Seats 150.
Our pick for: Dinner
Good beers, good service and good
grub at this neighbourhood pub. Go
for the traditional fish and chips and
partner it up with drink from their large
selection of domestic and imported
beers on tap such as Guinness, Kilkenny
or a Jameson. 350 St. Mary Avenue, 204942-5555. Seats 50.
Our pick for: Drinks
Café 22
Everyone knows the jingle “two-twotwo, twenty-two-twenty-two” – but
instead of calling this local favourite for
delivery, try an antipasto or piping-hot
calzone at lunch or post-work under the
shady elms of Broadway. 336 Broadway,
204-222-2222. Seats 20.
Our pick for: Lunch
Clay Oven
Forget hot dogs at the ballpark –
reserve a seat on the new Clay Oven
patio and you can indulge in Hakka
cuisine, a fusion of Chinese and Indian
cooking while watching the Goldeyes
The Current
Want a shady and secluded patio? The
Current at the Inn at the Forks has you
covered – their cushy sofas practically
demand that you lean back and lounge
with a glass of Shiraz or Sauvignon Blanc.
75 Forks Market Road, 204-942-6555.
Seats 50.
Earl’s on Main
This perennial favourite is prime peoplewatching territory. Be one of the first to
break in their brand new patio furniture
as you get comfy near their gas fireplace
or share some laughs at their street side
lounge. 191 Main Street, 204-989-0103.
Capacity: Dining room patio – Seats 88;
Lounge side patio – Seats 88.
Finn McCue’s
Grab some “pub grub” on Finn’s
exceptional 2nd floor patio and take
in the sights of The Forks from above.
Enjoy live bands and entertainment on
weekends. 25 Forks Market Road, 204944-8118. Seats 43.
The Keg on Garry
A beautiful brick extension of the
restaurant that honours the historical
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nature of their building, The Keg’s awardwinning patio features include a spacious
pergola, fireplace and water feature. 115
Garry Street, 204-942-7619. Seats 100.
Sydney’s
King’s Head Pub
Savour traditional English pub fare like
home-cut chips, samosas, bangers ‘n’
mash and a pint with a perfect view
of Old Market Square and the Cube.
Make sure to arrive early during festival
season. 120 King Street, 204-957-7710.
Seats 47.
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La Bamba
Soak up the sun at downtown
Winnipeg’s newest patio. A stone’s
throw from Portage and Main,
appreciate real, authentic Mexican food
paired with a selection of Mexican sodas
like tamarind, lime and pineapple. 285
Portage Avenue, 204-415-6344. Seats 20.
Pony Corral
Our pick for: Lunch
The Metropolitan
Entertainment Centre
The historic Met has a brand-new
rooftop patio, complete with bar and a
ktichen serving up summer-friendly food.
281 Donald St, 204-594-9494 Seats 160.
Our pick for: Lunch
Moxie’s Grill & Bar
Be at the heart of the hustle and bustle
- Moxie’s hosts one of downtown
Winnipeg’s largest patios right on
Portage Avenue. Make sure to make time
for pre-dinner drinks on their adults’ only
cocktail licensed patio and bask in the
warmth of their outdoor fireplace. 300
Portage Avenue, 204-926-5757. Seats 60.
Muddy Waters Smokehouse
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Sit under the trees and dig your teeth
into Southern style BBQ on Muddy
Waters’ two-tier patio overlooking the
river. 15 Forks Market Road, 204-9476653. Capacity: Upper patio – seats 60;
Lower patio – Seats 100.
Earl’s on Main
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The Old Spaghetti Factory
Dine on family-friendly Italian dishes
seated around replica vintage streetcar
housed on the patio. Johnston Terminal,
204-957-1391. Capacity: Upper patio –
Seats 80; Lower patio – Seats 40.
Purchase right
from the site. Quick
and easy.
Peasant Cookery
Enjoy a cold craft beer, rich red wine,
or an inspired cocktail and enjoying
an earthy menu items like beef
bourguignon, or tourtiere on their
L-shaped patio. 283 Bannatyne Avenue,
204-989-7700. Seats 30.
rooftop, the patio includes a full bar of
its own, small kitchen and its own DJ in
the summer. 260 Hargrave Street, 204944-0022. Seats 200.
The Terrace at cityplace
GIFT CARDS
street side patio in Western Canada.
For a cozier atmosphere, Saturday hosts
live adult contemporary music all night
long. 375 Graham Avenue, 204-421-9094.
Seats 100.
Stella’s Café & Bakery
Start your day off with a patio visit to
Stella’s and indulge in their famous all
day breakfast menu while you look out
over Portage and Memorial. 460 Portage
Avenue, 204-772-1556. Seats 32.
Our pick for: Lunch
Sydney’s
Take in the views of the future site
of So/Po Square on cityplace’s newly
opened patio – the Terrace. Grab a bite
to eat at the neighbouring food court
or bring your meal while you enjoy live
entertainment and music under the
summer sun. 2nd Floor cityplace.
Our pick for: Lunch
Winnipeg Free Press Café
The perfect spot for a break from the
office or a post-work drink, with craveworthy classics like Reubens, wings,
and ribs. Live music on Blue Martini
Thursdays. 444 St. Mary Avenue, 204942-4414. Seats 65.
A cozy second floor patio overlooks a
stunning view of the Red and Assiniboine
River. Take in the atmosphere of The
Forks from the privileged perch of this
glassed-in atrium while enjoying their
five-course table d’hote menu. 215 – 1
Forks Market Road, 204-942-6075. Seats
28.
Our pick for: Lunch
Our pick for: Lunch
Rudy’s Eat and Drink
Tavern United
Powerhouse Pub
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Pony Corral
Enjoy comfort food like a Manitoba
Club, Muffaletta, or Portobello
mushroom sandwich on this cozy patio
while taking in the sights and sounds of
one of the Exchange’s busiest streets.
237 McDermot Avenue, 204-943-0682.
Seats 50.
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Grab your 100 closest friends and party
like a rock star as Wednesday and Friday
nights Rudy’s hosts some of the city’s
most popular DJs playing on the largest
When it comes to views, no one can
compete with the 4th floor Tavern
United patio. Sprawling over the entire
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events | mingle
100 Masters:
Only in Canada
Canada Day
July 1
The Forks
May 18 - August 18
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Doors Open
Winnipeg
Ai-Kon
July 12 - 14
Winnipeg Convention
Centre
May 25 - 26
Various Locations
Pride Winnipeg
Festival
KISS
July 18
MTS Centre
June 2
The Forks
Kidsfest
June 6 - 9
The Forks
Joe Rogan
June 14
Burton Cummings
Theatre
Yoga/Zumba in the Park
June, July & August
This summer, make the most of your lunch hour. Unroll a mat right on the grass for yoga or
turn your sneakers into dancing shoes with zumba. Tuesdays and Thursday at noon in
Memorial Park - and watch for bonus dates in Millennium Library Park!
Movies on Memorial
August 6, 13, 20, 27
Folklorama
Claim a square of grass alongside hundreds of other Winnipeggers to take in free
open-air movies in Memorial Park for the second year. Movies start at sundown, but
come down early to pick your spot and join in pre-movie activies. First up - the classic
Ghostbusters on August 6th! Watch for more titles at downtownwinnipegbiz.com
Credit: Ron Gilfillan
The WAG
Century
June 15
MTS Centre
August 25 - September 30
Jazz Festival
Nuit Blanche
June 17 - 22
Various Locations
September 28
Various Locations
Manyfest, Sept 6 - 8
The Roots
June 22
Centennial Concert Hall
July 17 - 28
Various Locations
Chinatown
Street Festival
August 17 - 18
Chinatown
UFC 161
Fringe Festival
August 4 - 17
Various Locations
Canada Day Living Flag, July 1
On July 1, be part of history as Winnipeg aims to form Canada’s largest living
flag! Last year, over 3,700 participants joined in to form an image that was
chosen by Canada Post to be featured on a stamp celebrating Canadian
Culture. This Canada Day, wear your red and white and join thousands
of fellow Winnipeggers at the Manitoba Legislative Building to be part of it!
Celebrate downtown Winnipeg’s
biggest street party – Manitoba Liquor
& Lotteries Manyfest: All Together,
Downtown. From September 6-8,
Broadway will be home to a variety
of events, concerts, and activities. Leave
your car at home and come by foot, bike,
or bus to Ciclovia, party till the nights’ end
at the Big Dance on Broadway, bring the
family for the movie in the park, and take
in the spectacle of Lights on Broadway!
manyfest.ca
Red Green
October 5
Pantages Playhouse
Pink
October 26
MTS Centre
*All event dates and times are subject to change without notice
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Historic Site
This oasis at the junction of the Red
and Assiniboine rivers has been a
meeting place for more than 6,000
years. Today it hosts interpretive
displays, a riverside walkway, a world
class skate plaza and events for the
whole family. 1-888-942-6302
The Johnston Terminal
Originally a railway warehouse, this
beautifully restored building features
specialty shops and restaurants. 204942-6302
Manitoba
Legislative Building
One of the finest public buildings in
North America, the “Ledge” is home
to Manitoba’s provincial government.
The Golden Boy proudly tops the
building. Guided and self-guided tours
available. 50 Broadway, 204-945-5813
Union Station
Winnipeg’s majestic VIA Rail
station was built in 1911 by the same
architects that built Grand Central
Station in New York City. Houses the
Winnipeg Railway Museum where
the first steam locomotive on the
prairies is on display.VIA Rail Station,
123 Main Street, 204-942-4632
Upper Fort Garry Gate
The last remaining gate of Upper
Fort Garry, built in 1830 by the
Hudson’s Bay Company. South of
Broadway at Main Street
Cinemas
Big Raven, Emily Carr
100 Masters: Only in Canada
Rembrandt, Picasso, Van Gogh, Monet, Rodin and Warhol are just a few of the marquee
names you’ll find at this once in a lifetime exhibit. The year 2012 marked the Winnipeg Art
Gallery’s centennial, and for their one hundreth birthday they decided to create a truly
historic exhibition. The result:100 Masters: Only in Canada, an assembly of one hundred
works of art from museums across Canada and the United States spanning six centuries,
from 1500 to 2010.
300 Memorial Boulevard., 204-786-6641, May 11 - August 18,100masters.wag.ca
Cultural
Chinatown
An exotic cultural experience
with authentic shops and
restaurants. Gaze at the Chinese
architecture of the Dynasty
Building and relax in the Chinese
Garden. Winnipeg Chinese
Cultural & Community Centre,
180 King Street, 204-943-2627
Circle of Life
Thunderbird House
Manitoba’s first Aboriginal spiritual
and cultural centre. Corner of
Main Street and Higgins Avenue,
204-940-4240
Esplanade Riel Bridge
This stunning pedestrian bridge
links The Forks and St. Boniface
over the Red River.
Exchange District
National Historic Site
The original centre of commerce
and culture in Winnipeg,
with 30 blocks of early 20th
century architecture. 204-942-6716
The Explore
Manitoba Centre
An interactive themed pavilion
showcasing Manitoba’s six
unique tourism regions.
The Forks, 204-945-3777
The Forks Market
A Manitoba landmark and popular
tourist destination. This former
stable is home to shops selling
handmade jewelery, clothing, crafts,
fresh produce, baked goods and
more. 204-942-6302
The Forks National
Cinematheque
This local favourite shows
indie movies and art films for
the film buff. 100 Arthur Street, 204925-3457
Globe Cinema
First-run art films, indies
and top foreign titles. Portage Place,
204-69-GLOBE
Towne Cinema
Shows Hollywood blockbusters and
new releases. 301 Notre
Dame Avenue, 204-947-2848
Museums
and Galleries
Aboriginal Centre
of Winnipeg
Gathering place and community
resource for Winnipeg’s Aboriginal
community. Includes a restaurant and
art gallery. CP Rail building. 181 Higgins Avenue, 204-989-6395
Aceartinc
Displays contemporary
art with a commitment to
emerging artists. 290 McDermot
Avenue, 204-944-9763
Artbeat Studio Inc.
Promotes artistic expression,
empowerment and community.
4th floor, 62 Albert Street,
204-943-5194
cr8ery
Showcases work by local artists and
offers workshops to help new artists
develop. 2nd floor, 125 Adelaide
Street, 204-944-0809
Dalnavert Museum
naval heritage. Onboard HMCS
CHIPPAWA, 1 Navy Way, at
Assiniboine Avenue, 204-943-7745
The Winnipeg
Railway Museum
Plug In Institute
Ukrainian Cultural
& Educational Centre
Features the work of prairie and
Manitoba artists through exhibits,
shows and online work that use
innovation and research. 460
Portage Avenue, 204-942-1043
Pulse Gallery
This small gallery celebrates
local artists in a variety of media
including photography and
handicrafts. Includes a selection of
jewellery and other gift items. Johnston Terminal, 204-957-7140
Beautifully restored Victorian
home of Hugh John Macdonald,
preserves the Queen Anne
Revival-style architecture,
circa 1895. 61 Carlton Street,
204-943-2835
Museum and art gallery featuring
Ukrainian folk arts and crafts,
plus an authentic boutique and
library. 184 Alexander Avenue
East, 204-942-0218
Urban Shaman Gallery
Featuring contemporary
Aboriginal art in a variety of
mediums. 290 McDermot
Avenue, 204-942-2674
Studio 393
Wah-sa Gallery
An homage to spray paint and canvas
displayed in a funky
warehouse space. 109 Higgins Avenue, 204-667-9960.
A youth-led art studio that is
accessible for young artists to meet,
create and showcase their visions for
downtown Winnipeg. Portage Place,
204-770-9411
Manitoba
Children’s Museum
The Winnipeg
Art Gallery
Recreational
Activities
Graffiti Gallery
Located in a historic locomotive
repair shop, the Museum features
six hands-on galleries for families
to explore. 45 Forks Market Road,
204-924-4000
Manitoba Crafts
Museum and Library
Dedicated to the study, preservation and understanding
of handcrafts. 183 Kennedy
Street, 204-487-6117
Mayberry Fine Art
Features the work of artists
like Joe Fafard and Wanda Koop
in a large warehouse space. 212
McDermot Avenue, 204-2555690
Outworks Art Gallery
A studio and exhibition space
that
allows a collection of Winnipeg
based artists to share ideas and
creative. 3rd floor, 290 McDermot Avenue, 204-949-0274
One of Winnipeg’s architectural
showpieces, the WAG features eight
galleries of changing exhibitions by
contemporary and historical Manitoban, Canadian and international
artists. 300 Memorial Boulevard,
204-786-6641
Specializing in Canadian
Woodland Aboriginal arts,
crafts and gift wear. Johnston
Terminal, 204-942-5121
Assiniboine Riverwalk
One of the best ways to enjoy
downtown is along this 1km stretch.
Along Assiniboine Avenue from The
Forks to the Manitoba Legislature.
EXCHANGE
D I S T RIC T
HISTORIC WALKING TOURS
Planetarium
Unlock the mysteries of the
universe with multi-media
shows. 190 Rupert Avenue, 204956-2830
TOURS RUN
MONDAY - SATURDAY
JUNE - AUGUST
Science Gallery
Explore the world of science
with hands-on exhibits like
solving a
murder using forensics, creating
a LEGO stop-action movie or
learning how rivers work. 190
Rupert Avenue, 204-956-2830
Naval Museum
of Manitoba
Preserving and honouring
Manitoba’s role in Canada’s
See where it all began on a guided
walking tour of Winnipeg’s most
colourful and history-rich
neighbourhood!
204.942.6716
Sponsors:
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123 Main Street, 204-942-4632
East Exchange
West Exchange
Specialty Theme Tours
Call 204.942.6716
to book your tour!
Tour prices range from $6 - $8 / person.
Children 10 and under are free.
Group rates are available.
All tours depart at Old Market Square.
www.exchangedistrict.org
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restaurants | menu
Luna Café
Skywalk – Portage Place,
204-942-8665
Marcello`s Market
and Deli
400-360 Portage Ave.,
204-415-6783
The Matador
Portage Place, 204-947-3080
Mondragon Bookstore
& Coffeehouse
91 Albert St., 204-946-5241
Nathan Detroit`s
Sandwich Pad
1 Lombard Place, 204-943-1034
Affinity Vegetarian
Garden
Sumhay Restaurant
Clay Oven
Yea Dim Sum
Dhoom Restaurant &
Lounge
100-208 Edmonton St.,
204-943-0251
Dim Sum Garden
Restaurant
268 King St., 204-942-8297
East Ocean Restaurant
350 Hargrave St., 204-947-0808
Foon Hai Restaurant
329 William Ave., 204-943-5032
Golden Terrace
245 King St., 204-944-9400
Jing Jing Asian Food
210 Pacific Ave., 204-956-7948
Ken’s Restaurant
333 Ellice Ave., 204-943-1062
Kim Long Restaurant
235 Portage Ave., 204-949-0077
King’s Palace Restaurant
260 King St., 204-943-1077
Kum Koon Garden
257 King St., 204-943-4655
Little Saigon
333 William Ave., 204-947-3999
Ming Court Chinese
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236 Edmonton St., 204-949-1087
225 Logan Ave., 204-957-5050
277 Rupert., 204-505-0800
Japanese
Blufish Restaurant
179 Bannatyne Ave., 204-779-9888
Ichiban Japanese
Steakhouse & Sushi Bar
189 Carlton St., 204-925-7400
Samurai Japanese
Restaurant
Indian
Shaw Park., 204-982-7246
141 Donald St., 204-633-4666
East India Company
Pub & Eatery
349 York Ave., 204-947-3097
Ivory Restaurant
200 Main St., 204-944-1600
Cafes, Cafeterias
and Delis
204-944-0333
2 Kelly’s Café
Sushi Gen
Café Asante
204-885-7888
Sushi Train at the Forks
101-1 Forks Market Road,
204-943-6300
UMI Sushi Japanese
Restaurant
360 Main St. 204-989-2278
Yuki Sushi
554 Main St., 204-956-2849
3-81 Garry St., 204-942-4020
360 Main St., 204-956-5996
Cake-ology
85 Arthur St., 204-612-YUMM
Coffee Depot
346B Portage Ave., 204-944-0662
The Don Restaurant
2-120 Donald St., 204-947-6644
Espresso Junction Inc.
150-25 Forks Market Road,
204-949-9599
The Fyxx
101-310 Broadway., 204-989-2470
Gaberniks Cafe
220 Portage Ave., 204-956-5738
Garry’s Deli
360 Main St., 204-947-9777
Grace Café
510 Main St., 204-946-0264
Grainary Deli
& Coffee House
103-303 Main St., 204-989-8333
The Ground Floor
Urban Diner
190 Smith St., 204-949-0376
Human Bean
Coffee & Tea
251 Donald St., 204-943-6687
The Forks Market, 204-947-3777
J. Sprat’s Deli
202-444 St Mary’s Ave.,
204-947-5865
Java Jungle
Coffee Company
201-266 Graham Ave.,
204-947-5282
Long Island Café
500 Portage Ave., 204-774-3112
2-491 Portage Ave., 204-697-6577
Jane’s Restaurant
504 Main St., 204-632-2594
Joanna’s Cafe
331 Smith St., 204-942-6411
Johnny G’s Restaurant
177 McDermot Ave., 204-942-6656
172 Main St., 204-943-1072
Kim Chi Cafe
61 Albert St., 204-989-2288
288 Portage Ave., 204-956-0410
Beachcombers
Chamberlyn’s
Restaurant & Lounge
44-360 Main St., 204-943-8885
The Current Restaurant
Bergmann’s on Lombard
75 Forks Market Road,
204-944-2445
Blaze Bistro
Hy’s Steakhouse &
Cocktail Bar
Boa Lounge
Lobby on York
177 Lombard Ave., 204-415-4112
295 York Ave., 204-896-7275
Bombolini Wine Bar
Peasant Cookery
326 Broadway, 204-943-5066
100-283 Bannatyne, 204-989-7700
Carnaval Brazilian BBQ
Sydney’s at the Forks
167 Lombard Ave., 204-478-5264
350 St. Mary Ave., 204-944-7259
Parlour Coffee
La Bamba Café & Lounge
Cherry Creek Café
173 McDermot Ave., 204-949-9032
Poppers Cafe & Deli
The Leaf and Loaf
Soup, Sandwiches
& More
Mitzi’s Chicken
Finger Restaurant
285 Portage Ave., 204-415-6344
201 Portage Ave., 204-942-2820
250 St. Mary Ave., 204-943-9770
Tall Grass Prairie
Bread Co. & Deli
Modern Restaurant
& Lounge
Totally Confused Café
The Old
Spaghetti Factory
2nd floor-294 Portage Ave.,
204-944-8934
Twist Café
392 Graham Ave., 204-66TWIST
Underground Café
354 Portage, 204-415-7515
The Johnston Terminal,
204-957-1391
The Original Pancake
House
70 Arthur St., 204-956-1925
Urban Forest Coffee
House & Lounge
Peppermill Cafe
360 Colony St., 204-786-7011
Urban Bean
234 Main St., 204-957-0982
93 Albert St., 204-944-0045
Food Services
Garbonzo’s Pizza Pub
12 resto bar
177 Lombard Ave., 204-415-4112
266 Edmonton St., 204-784-9267
428 Graham Ave., 204-947-2026
Chinese
16-81 Garry St., 204-944-1634
Contemporary
270 Waterfront Dr.,
204-505-0945
103-303 Main St., 204-989-8333
460 Portage Avenue, 204-772-1556, stellas.ca
Gail’s on Garry
Kokeb Restaurant
468 Main St.
Voted best breakfast in the city, Stella’s draws customers in from the moment they open
with simple, healthy, and inspired cooking and doesn’t empty until closing time. Their allday breakfast is famous, and their house-made jam legendary. Try their Mexican Breakfast
to wake up your tastebuds - two sunny side eggs, soft corn tortillas, refried beans, cheddar
cheese, green onion & tomato served with salsa, guacamole, cilantro sauce & hash browns.
Oscar’s Deli
175 Hargrave St., 204-947-0314
Stella’s Cafe & Bakery at Plug In
Fergies Fish N`Chips
350 St. Mary Ave., 204-944-7264
Woodsworth
Building Cafeteria
405 Broadway, 204-944-8927
Casual
Bodegoes
98 Albert St., 204-943-3166
cityplace, 204-415-7045
Polante Volante
Pony Corral
Restaurant & Bar
Tre Visi Cucina Italiana
204-947-2233
The Velvet Glove
Corrientes Argentine
Pizzeria
Taverns & Pubs
137 Bannatyne Ave.,
204-219-5398
Deer + Almond
85 Princess St., 204-504-8562
Dessert Sinsations
505 St. Mary Ave., 204-284-4661
Don Pedro’s
114 Market Ave., 204-956-7465
Earl’s Restaurant
191 Main St., 204-989-0103
Hermanos Restaurant
179 Bannatyne Ave., 204-947-5434
The Keg Steakhouse
& Bar
115 Garry St., 204-942-7619
Moxie’s Classic Grill
300 Portage Ave., 204-926-5757
Muddy Waters
Smokehouse
Elephant & Castle
350 St. Mary Ave., 204-942-5555
Finn’s Pub
Johnston Terminal, 204-944-8118
Fox and Fiddle
456 Main St., 204-505-1511
King’s Head Pub
120 King St., 204-957-7710
Regal Beagle Pub
331 Smith St., 204-942-6411
Shannon’s Irish Pub
175 Carlton St., 204-943-2302
Tavern United
Powerhouse Pub
345 Graham Ave., 204-944-0022
Yellow Dog Tavern
386 Donald St., 204-775-6676
Food Courts
2nd Fl - 233 Kennedy St.,
204-943-0925
Palm Lounge
201 Portage Food Court
Shwarma Khan
Paragon Restaurant
& Bar
cityplace
444 St. Mary Ave., 204-942-4414
Salisbury House
225 McDermot Ave., 204-504-0453
Stella’s Cafe
222 Broadway, 204-942-8251
220 Carlton St., 204-480-3212
201 Portage Ave.
333 St. Mary Ave.
The Forks Market
1 Forks Market Road
460 Portage Ave., 204-772-1556
The Rib Room
Smoke’s Poutinerie
Winnipeg
Rudy’s Eat & Drink
131 Albert St., 204-253-CURD
375 Graham Ave., 204-421-9094
Portage Place Food
Court
The Tallest Poppy
Sensi Wine Lounge
173 McDermot Ave., 204-957-0160
Winnipeg Square
631 Main St., 204-957-1708
Café 22
Thida’s Thai Restaurant
Storm Bistro
78 Donald St., 204-942-2639
300 Memorial Blvd., 204-948-0085
Casa Burrito
VJ’s Drive-In
170 Main St., 204-943-2655
Fine Dining
Chicago Phil’s Pizza
White Star Diner
Amici Restaurant
Chio’s Family
Restaurant
Winnipeg Free Press
News Café
Bailey’s Restaurant
Boon Burger Cafe
141 Bannatyne Ave.,
204-504-5394
Boston Pizza
66-333 St. Mary Ave.,
204-925-4109
336 Broadway, 204-989-8290
520 Portage Ave., 204-774-2272
70 Donald St.. 204-942-3500
22-65E The Promenade,
204-942-5497
Famena`s Roti
295 Garry St., 204-914-9040
58 Albert St., 204-947-6930
237 McDermot Ave.,
204-943-0682
330 York Ave., 204-942-0101
326 Broadway, 204-943-4997
393 Portage Ave.
360 Main St.
For more
restaurants visit:
and exchangedistrictbiz.com
185 Lombard Ave., 204-944-1180
Blaze Bistro
350 St. Mary Ave., 204-944-7259
Brooklynn’s Bistro
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Accessories
Accents Plus
Ardene
Bentley
Claire’s Boutique
The Haberdashery
84 Albert St., 204-256-3758
H’Attitude
Something Special
U.N. Luggage
175 McDermot Ave.,
204-943-1068
Wishes & Dreams
Yash Global
Beauty
C.K. LY Fashion
Aveda
Helene’s Bridal
Holt Renfrew
Labelle’s Bridal
Boutique
Perfume Paradise
438 Graham Ave. 204-946-5228
Provici Cosmetics
375 Hargrave St., 204-772-2523
253 Vaughan St., 204-275-7493
214 McDermot Ave., 204-957-1544
Books & Magazines
424 Graham Ave., 204-947-5931
Book Fair Winnipeg
340 Portage Ave., 204-944-1630
Coles
Cityplace, 204-942-8952
Twist Fine Art
200-245 McDermot Ave.,
204-488-0662
Wah-sa Gallery
Shop
Penguin’s Formal Wear
300 Memorial Boulevard,
204-789-1769
Teresa’s Bridal
500 Portage Ave., 204-783-6622
Collectibles
& Giftware
Stella’s Bridal
Art, Framing &
Fabric
Aida Crystal
Artifacts Gallery of
Contemporary Craft
cityplace, 204-943-2882
262 Portage Ave., 204-942-6563
Red River Bookstore
Bridal
Gurevich Fine
Art Gallery
263 Vaughan St., 204-943-6500
200-62 Albert St., 204-488-0662
The Forks Market
The Craft Cupboard
306 St. Mary’s Road, 204-235-1033
Dragon House
Cool La La
Distant Caravan
Enterprises
Ann’s Flowers & Gifts
Sharing space with Chocolatier Constance Popp, Ann’s can
provide fresh blooms to go with your fresh chocolate.
Richardson Concourse, 204-984-9998
Freshcut Downtown
Bright, fresh, and creative arrangements for
any occasion are yours with a smile.
Tapps/Market Flowers
This flower and gift shop has contemporary and traditional designs
for all of your floral needs - plus cute made-in-Manitoba souvenirs.
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One Lombard Place
Richardson Centre Concourse
(204) 944-8535
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Christmas Traditions
Florists
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cityplace, 204-943-2197
Cassiopeia’s
Por
111 Pacific Ave., 204-956-7393
300 Memorial Boulevard,
204-789-1769
415 Graham Ave., 204-942-6300
Fwy
Welcome Dr. Vishal Goyal
Botanical Paper Works
The Gallery Shop
Loch Gallery Fine
Art Display
• Registered
Massage
Therapy
Millennium Library, 204-947-0110
65 Albert St., 204-942-8026
Bridal Elegance
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Chiropractic Services
(204) 888-3384
Best of Friends Gift
Shop
Fleet Galleries
• New Smiles
Always Welcome
• 2 Convenient Locations
Dental Designs Hydro Place
Nirvana
360 Portage Ave
2nd Floor Skywalk
312 William Ave., 204-942-2738
Keepsakes Gallery
www.mynirvana.ca
Bayshore Gifts in Glass
Cre8ive Supplies and
Art Services
310 Notre Dame Ave., 204-9473917
• Crowns/Bridges
• TMJ Management
• Insurance Accepted
www.mydentaldesigns.ca
Asia Gift Shop & Trading
Company
92 Arthur St., 204-943-9788
Aldo Formals & Tailors
• Dental Cleanings
• Dental Implants
• Invisalign Braces
n St
372 Graham Ave., 204-947-1365
General & Cosmetic Dentistry
onto
345 Hargrave St., 204-943-5668
Dr. B. Dulat & Associates
Hull’s Family Bookstore
70 Albert St., 204-943-5240
418 Graham Ave,, 204-255-5690
n St
Dominion News and
Gifts
Antique Warehouse
Hoopers
Pictures, Frames & More
516 Portage Ave., 204-453-9253
Bison Books
Highbrow Books
41 Princess St., 204-942-2371
433 Graham Ave., 204-943-6830
422 Portage Ave., 204-942-3602
80 Rorie St., 204-956-2693
designing beautiful smiles is our specialty
212 McDermot Ave., 204-255-569
389 Graham Ave., 204-582-0378
Antiques and Funk
474 Main St., 204-943-4782
Mayberry Fine Art
Edm
Antiques
Chantal’s Bridal
& Formal
Mai
Johnston Terminal
Antique Mall
Boutique
74 Princess St., 204-894-7639
Handy Mart
Interior Illusions
103 - 200 Main St., 204-943-5508
108 - 190 Smith St., 204-943-9068
Hargrave Food & Deli
100 Princess St., 204-925-4162
Four Directions Trading
Two Rivers
Global Connections
Yash Global
Kitchen Designs By
Decor
Hallmark
Department Store
329 Cumberland Ave.,
204-944-8222
521 St Mary St., 204-774-6846
Total Lighting Sales
Holiday Foods
331 Smith St., 204-943-8152
360 Main St., 204-989-0389
The Bay Downtown
347 William Ave., 204-943-0999
222 Broadway, 204-942-8251
Electronics
Kate and Birdie
Paper Company
American Hi-Fi
Grocery &
Convenience Stores
708-70 Arthur St., 204-943-6827
204-582-6910
30 Carlton St, 204-942-2717
Mandarin International
The Source
Casa Bella Deli & Market
Hotel Fort Garry
Gift Shop
Mistic Scents
Nature’s Wildlife
Window
Winnipeg Square, 204-956-5649
On the Edge Glass
Studio
450 Portage Ave., 204-783-2112
Carlton Food Mart
1051 Winnipeg Ave., 204-272-8011
Main Meats & Groceteria
661 Main St., 204-942-7837
Oriental Market & Company
Furniture
Blue Moon
Dino’s Grocery Mart
Sun Food Mart
Edmonton Conv. Store,
Sam’s Food Fare
109 Pacific Ave., 204-452-7096
Brick’s Fine Furniture
145 Market Ave., 204-957-1211
219 Carlton, 204-774-3332
460 Notre Dame Ave., 204-9421526
Oriental Gifts
Furniture Clearance
Centre
1 - 120 Donald St., 204-947-6645**
Teecka’s Aboriginal
Lucky Supermarket
Colony Food Store
102 - 77 Edmonton St, 204-9473709
433 Main St., 204-995-0779
115 - 1 Forks Market Rd., 204415-0209
E-children
Pylon Pop Culture
160 Hargrave St., 204-943-8397
Inner Convenience
204-489-5189
33 Hargrave St., 204-942-2652
Hi-Rise Handy Mart
103 Princess St., 204-942-1237
289 King St., 204-946-0729
Hoopers
70 Albert St., 204-943-5240
Hut K
268 King St., 204-943-4103
Smith Food Mart
134 Smith St., 204-272-6262
74 Donald St., 204-943-1193
4 - 81 Garry St., 204-943-1195
Sun Wah Supermarket
Fredette’s Family Foods
303 King St., 204-944-9162
Full House Grocery
65 - C Promenade, 204-943-6267
Giant Tiger
91 Albert St., 204-946-5241
598 Main St., 204-943-1688
345 Donald St., 204-949-0694
UNI Grocers
Vanzetti’s/Mondragon
Wah Hing Grocery
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180 King St., 204-943-6878
Young’s Trading
397 William Ave., 204-957-0230
Jewellery
A. Kavanagh Jewellers
B4-167 Lombard Ave.,
204-943-8153
Argento World of Silver
Armital Jewelry
Birks
191 Lombard Ave, 204-786-7468
City Jewellers
Gilbert’s Stone
Hilary Druxman
258 McDermot Ave., 204-947-1322
Honshu Watches
and Jewellery
118 - 333 St. Mary Ave.,
204-956-4029
Mokada
530 Waterfront Dr,, 204-415-5220
Urban 101
Quarks Shoes
& Urban Trail
Le Chateau
73 Princess St., 1-888-872-0701
Shopping Malls
255 Vaughan St., 204-415-3676
Darcy Bunio Guitars
cityplace
319 Portage Ave., 204-942-1980
70 Albert St., 204-999-2717
333 St. Mary Ave., 204-989-1800
Daryl Perry Classical
Guitars
Portage Place
500-100 Arthur St., 204-947-2478
HMV
Tara Davis Studio
Boutique
246 McDermot Ave., 204-504-8272
Young’s Jewellers
Richardson Concourse,
204-944-0566
Liquor/Wine
Fenton’s Wine
Merchants
MLCC
325 Ellice Ave., 204-987-4006
Cityplace, 204-987-4003
Men’s Clothing
& Shoes
G.K.S. Clothing
Events, Restaurants, Sales, Contests, Giveaways and much more!
Hanford Drewitt
Peggy’s got you covered!
International Clothiers
354 Broadway, 204-957-1640
360 Main St., 204-949-7140
Value-Plus Guitars
266 Portage Ave., 204-942-8978
War on Music
91 Albert St.
Winnipeg Folk
Festival Music Store
103-211 Bannatyne Ave.,
204-231-1377
167 Garry St., 204-989-5190
Jets Gear
204-942-5236
Winnipeg Square
Chocolatier
Constance Popp
245 McDermot Ave., 204-287-8279
Stewart’s Horology
Sutton’s Custom
Smithwork
393 Portage Ave., 204-925-4636
Specialty Stores
Footlocker
365 Main St., 204-942-1955
Into the Music
Song Jewellers
48-81 Garry St., 204-942-8548
75 Albert St., 204-947-5211
251 Vaughan St., 204-956-4340
Silver World
Moi Boutique
Aluminum Sound
Big Sand Volleyball
Clothing Co.
Music
Silver Connection
cityplace, 204-947-2640
Shoe Warehouse
Outdoor/Sports
Gear
Paris Jewellers
DOWNTOWNPEGGY.COM
Jose and Markham Inc
300 Portage Ave., 204-926-5616
Mountain Equipment
Co-op
303 Portage Ave., 204-943-4202
Natural Cycle Works
91 Albert St., 204-957-5762
SK8 SKATES
204-897-0689
NSHB Studio & Clothing
O’Calcutta
Ordnry Clothing
233 McDermot Ave., 204-504-6655
Paswera Label
84.5 Albert St., 204-944-9423
Rhymes With Orange
233 McDermot Ave., 204-946-5212
Stitches Mega
Warehouse
Sydney Gitterman
Furs Ltd.
Harlequin Costume Co.
46 Princess St., 204-943-9526
Humidor’s Tobacconist
Imagine Games
& Hobbies
398 Portage Ave., 204-947-2664
375 Hargrave St., 204-943-6400
C-201 Portage Ave., 204-942-5063
246 McDermot Ave., 204-452-8711
Peach Jam Skates
Shefield & Sons
Tobacconist
cityplace, 204-942-5775
Shekhman Imports
Shoenet Winnipeg
420 Portage Ave., 204-949-9210
Sweetz
Thomas Hinds
Tobacconist
185 Carlton St., 204-942-0203
T-Bar Express
Urban Bakery
Warehouse One
354 Portage Ave., 204-957-0900
Women’s Clothing
Appareo Fashion
Boutique
Callisto Couture
Custom Corsets
506-63 Albert St., 204-480-8613
Fairweather
The Fantasy Boutique
88 Albert St., 204-956-7399
The Foxxy Shoppe
87 King St., 204-338-3699
Toys
Global Connections
Kite & Kaboodle
Laura & Laura Petites
Toad Hall Toys
Loka
410 Portage Ave., 204-942-3143
Unisex Clothing
Sewing & Fabrics
Afritoba
New Fashion Code
Clothing
Uptown Sport Cards
& Collectibles
Photography
Don’s Photo
Active Embroidery
167 Garry St., 204-989-5193
Mitchell Fabrics
637 Main St., 204-942-6327
Shoes
54 Arthur St., 204-956-2195
318 Smith St., 204-949-1578
Colourful Collection
204-489-1993
Paperdoll Clothing
1-214 McDermot Ave.,
204-947-9790
Ednoc
Priscilla’s Elegant Shop
101-77 Edmonton St.,
204-956-0296
Canadian Footwear
Cobbler’s Corner
Grace Shop
Payless Shoe Source
Hempyrean
five two sustainable
lifestyle boutique
128 Adelaide St., 204-944-7463
52 Adelaide St., 204-975-2880
350 Portage Ave., 204-510-1596
429 Graham Ave., 204-219-3068
Ricki’s
Sirens
Suzy Shier
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market | found downtown
The Manitoba government
The Downtown Watch
supports downtown
204Winnipeg through
Manitoba Housing,
Call us for a SafeWalk
Community Places,
For emergencies, call 911
Neighbhourhoods Alive!
and Co-operative
Development programs.
BAYSHORE
GIFTS in GLASS
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Credit: Ian McCausland
With summer comes
a bevy of fun festivals
under the hot prairie
sun. Be prepared for
everything Mother
Nature may throw at
you with these picks!
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1. Ray Ban Sunglasses, $222.00,
David I. Hoffman Optical,
428 Portage Ave
2. Lacoste Beach Towel, $29.00,
The Bay
3. Generation Green Zinc Oxide
Sunblock, $12.99, Generation
Green, The Forks Market
4. Halvah bar, $1.99/each,
Sunrise Health Food
Winnipeg Square
5. Blistex SPF $1.49, Shoppers
Drug Mart Portage Place
6. Fan, $2.00, Buck or Two
Portage Place
7. Citronella Bug Repellent, $12.50,
Generation Green
8. Cookie Monster Water Bottle,
$10.00, HMV Portage Place
9. Plastic Wine Glasses, $1.50,
Buck or Two Portage Place
10. JanSport Backpack,
$34.99, Bentley Portage Place
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KEEPING DOWNTOWN
pack
festival
survival
Unit 212,
The Forks Market
For more information visit
manitoba.ca/housing.
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Manitoba-Made Gifts
GREEN
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COMMITTED TO
DOWNTOWN WINNIPEG
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The Manitoba government supports downtown Winnipeg
through Manitoba Housing, Community Places, Neighbourhoods
Alive! and Co-operative Development programs.
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For more information visit
manitoba.ca/housing
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The biz metro
enviro-team are
working to keep
downtown beautiful
STYLISH | HISTORIC | URBAN
guides | downtown map
Shopping Centre
Downtown Winnipeg
Exchange District
WWW.DOWNTOWNWINNIPEGBIZ.COM
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Summertime
Shopping
the A-Z guide
to downtown patios
experience the
Manito Ahbee Festival
spring/summer 2013
Downtown Winnipeg Spring/Summer 2013

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