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Flash Photographic Festival 2017
Winnipeg’s own Photographic Festival is back in action for the FOURTH year. October is Photo Month and it will feature many venues and events. WHAT is Flash? We are a photographic festival that features local Winnipeg and Manitoba photographers of all skill levels. It is a venue for all types of photography where photos are hung on walls for all 31 days of October. It is FREE to all to see! WHO is Flash? ALL are welcome. Whatever your skill level, if…
Find out more »The Stone Diary Project
Opening reception: Friday, October 6th 6-9 pm The practice of ceramics and book binding are both rooted in ancient methods. The book, as an object, is a container for life’s meanings; a way to record, learn and remember. Ceramics have long been used for the safe storage of sustenance and have fulfilled spiritual purposes. Both are functional objects that serve to feed us in different ways. The Stone Diary Project connects one book binder with sixteen Manitoba ceramic artists to create stone vessels…
Find out more »Women’s Musical Club 2017-18 Concert Season
Welcome to our 2017-2018 Concert Season. You can enjoy five wonderful concerts at exceptional value by subscribing to the season by clicking on the button below. You can purchase tickets for the individual concerts by clicking on the concert links. Date Performers Time Tickets Oct. 15, 2017 Sunday Gregory Lewis violin Paul Williamson, piano 2:00 PM $25 Students $5 Nov. 12, 2017 Sunday Maeve Palmer soprano Joy Lee – piano 40th Eckhardt-Gramatté National Musical Competition Finalist 2:00 PM $20 Students…
Find out more »Intro to Multimedia Design Intensive
Led by longtime Ghost River Theatre (Tomorrow’s Child) audiovisual designer and programmer Matthew Waddell, the Intro to Multimedia Design Intensive is a hands-on introduction to the latest tools and techniques used in sound and video design for theatre and multimedia performance. This four-day, 18 hour, workshop will combine lectures, live demos and in-class excercises that will guide participants through the process of digital audiovisual design and show control from conception to delivery. The intensive is intended for students, technicians, designers, artists and educators…
Find out more »Manitoba Showcase 2017
Every year, the Manitoba Arts Network invites some of the best Canadian talent to showcase their work for arts organizations across the province at Manitoba Showcase. Attendees have the opportunity to experience 15 incredible performances, attend professional development workshops, enjoy visual art exhibits and take in tons of networking time over three fulfilling days. The showcases of talented artists from across the country gives delegates the chance to preview and meet performers they may want to bring to their community…
Find out more »Half Your life in Transit
Reception: October 20, 7pm to 10pm Exhibition hours: October 21 to October 31, 2017 Tuesday to Friday, 12-6pm; Saturday 12-5pm “If you take care of the moments, the years will take care of themselves. ” – Maria Edgeworth Everyone is always in a hurry it seems. We as a society are focused so much on the future and so eager to get there that I fear most of us are not enjoying the journey along the way. The goals we…
Find out more »Back to Basie
With Count Basie Band Leader Scotty Barnhart "If you play a tune and a person don't tap their feet, don't play the tune" (William "Count" Basie) The Count Basie Big Band lived by their leader's famous adage. Whether working at night, every night at the Reno Club in Kansas City or swingin' hard at Battle of the Bands in New York City, they had their audiences up and dancing. WJO swings into the season with a celebration of the iconic band…
Find out more »Theatre Projects Manitoba presents Tomorrow’s Child
A Ghost River Theatre production Adapted from Ray Bradbury’s short story by Eric Rose, Matthew Waddell and David van Belle. Featuring Anna Cummer, Tyrell Crews and David van Belle. Direction and Sound Design by Eric Rose and Matthew Waddell. An unforgettable audio experience created for a blindfolded audience. Theater Projects Manitoba, together with the West End Cultural Centre presents Ghost River Theatre’s (Calgary) daring new adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s classic sci-fi short story Tomorrow’s Child as a one-of-kind sightless theatre experience October 25-November…
Find out more »FTM EXPO 2017: Intro to the Hair Department for the Film Industry
The hair department is a vital component of the filmmaking process. Working closely with the costume and makeup departments, hair stylists help filmmakers achieve a specific aesthetic look for all the performers in front of the camera. In order to do this, hairstylists need to know how to work with wigs, hairpieces and hair extensions; break down scripts according to hairdressing requirements, and oversee the hair continuity of performers from scene to scene. Participants of this workshop will learn what…
Find out more »Friends of the Winnipeg Public Library BIG Annual Book Sale
Friends of the Winnipeg Public Library BIG Annual Book Sale. Two days: Saturday October 28, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. & Big Bargain Sunday October 29, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. 60 tables of great books plus DVDs CDs, art prints & posters. Grant Park High School Gym, Grant at Nathaniel. Proceeds support special projects of the Winnipeg Public Library.
Find out more »Friends of the Winnipeg Public Library BIG Annual Book Sale
Friends of the Winnipeg Public Library BIG Annual Book Sale. Two days: Saturday October 28, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. & Big Bargain Sunday October 29, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. 60 tables of great books plus DVDs CDs, art prints & posters. Grant Park High School Gym, Grant at Nathaniel. Proceeds support special projects of the Winnipeg Public Library.
Find out more »Working among Racial Difference on Colonized Land: Strengthening Cultural Competency in our Organizations
A walk through the city of Winnipeg shows the rich racial and cultural tapestry that makes up our community. With such diversity comes the opportunity and need to build positive and respectful relationships with our neighbors, co-workers, and fellow citizens. For nonprofit organizations, in particular, working safely and respectfully among racial and cultural difference is critical. Movements like Idle No More and Black Lives Matter, and the work of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, have helped us more fully understand…
Find out more »Prairie Ripples Art & Crafts Sale
When: Friday, November 3, 2017, 5 to 9 pm Saturday November 4, 2017, 10 am to 4 pm Cost: FREE Local artists as well as vendors from outside of Portage will showcase their wood carving, jewellery, paintings, prints, barnwood creations, photography, pottery, fibre art, and more. More info>>
Find out more »FTM EXPO 2017: Intro to the Hair Department for the Film Industry
The hair department is a vital component of the filmmaking process. Working closely with the costume and makeup departments, hair stylists help filmmakers achieve a specific aesthetic look for all the performers in front of the camera. In order to do this, hairstylists need to know how to work with wigs, hairpieces and hair extensions; break down scripts according to hairdressing requirements, and oversee the hair continuity of performers from scene to scene. Participants of this workshop will learn what…
Find out more »Suite 150—A Big Band Portrait
As diverse as her scenic landscapes, Canada is a truly multicultural country filled with colourful, vibrant people who hail from all corners of the globe, each with a unique perspective on what it means to be Canadian. To capture that spirit, we’ve commissioned works by composers from across the country to paint a collaborative Canadian tone poem using the WJO as canvas, with support from the Winnipeg Foundation and Canada 150, for the world premiere of Suite 150 – A…
Find out more »Building Better Board Bylaws and Board Member Handbooks
Every organized group needs Bylaws to ensure that members and leaders understand the rules under which they agree to operate, rules that need to be refreshed from time to time as the environment changes and the group evolves. Are you clear on why you need Bylaws? What needs to be included in contemporary Bylaws? Have you examined your Bylaws lately to assess their strengths and weaknesses? Are they written in plain language? Are your Bylaws included in your board manual?…
Find out more »Effective Board Meetings
Board meetings are a legal and critical part of governance. And they can be productive as well as gratifying for board members if there is clear purpose and structure, effective chairing, understanding of participant roles and effective management of dialogue and procedure. Join us on November 28 for “Effective Board Meetings” where participants will gain knowledge in the following areas and have enhanced capacities to: Prepare for meetings; Structure the meeting agenda; Create an effective meeting package; Chair a meeting;…
Find out more »Succession Management
“Succession management is the greatest investment you can make in your organization’s future”. (DDI) What happens if the Executive Director or other key people suddenly leave your organization? Are you ready? Regardless of their size, non-profits and charities need to manage succession of key personnel. A plan and a process to meet staffing requirements are critical to your organization’s stability and sustainability. The changing realities of workplaces are another reason to prioritize succession management. What are some of those realities?…
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