Longtime MayWorks supporter and presenter Ron Romanowsi is singing with Flipside Opera:

July 16, 2025

7:00 – 8:30 pm

Little Brown Jug Brewing Co.
336 William Avenue
Accessible location

Opera by the Pint REPERTOIRE: 

Ainsley Brennan – What Good Would the Moon Be

Meagan Reimer – Lost in in the Stars/Carceleras

Ana Toumine – Come Scoglio, Pleurez mes yeux

Duet: Ana/Meagan – Via Resti Servita – Nozze

Kayla – So Anch’io Virtu Magica/Taylor the Latte Boy

*Ron Romanowski – O What a Beautiful Morning

Lara Secord Haid – Poison Aria/ Saper Voreste

Peter Steur – She Love’s Me/Why I don’t Keep a Gun in the House

It’s fun and FREE!

You know it, you love it – Opera by the Pint is back for another year! We can’t wait to connect with you again on the LBJ patio, where a fresh batch of singers will offer their favourite arias, musical theatre tunes, art songs and more – all with AD Judy Oatway to guide you through. As always, OBTP is completely free to attend, with a “pass the pitcher” offering to help support our singers!

Featuring DJ Hunnicutt (& others)
Organized by the Canada-Palestine Support Network (Winnipeg)
Join us for an evening of dinner and #DDTW20 ‘Get Down for Gaza’ dancing!
Saturday, May 31
6:00 pm & 8:30 pm
Ukrainian Labour Temple - 591 Pritchard Avenue

Doors: 5:30PM | Dinner: 6:00PM (includes cultural program) | #DDTW20 Dance Party: 8:30PM (beer & wine served during evening’s dance portion)

For tickets contact: canpalnet.winnipeg@gmail.com

$50 (dinner & dance) / $15 (dance only); dance tix also available at door
Proceeds towards direct funding relief and supports for Palestine

Save Gaza! Stop the Genocide! Free Palestine! End Israeli Apartheid! 

Marianne Cerilli - Change Agent, Peace Alliance Winnipeg 
Friday, May 30 
7:00 PM
Register at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HLDJMZQ

Follow up to the Watch Party of The Invisible Doctrine Gas Lit Nation - media and democracy for peace, will examine the ethical journalism framework by Norwegian sociologist Johan Galtung, and define democracy needed for peace based on work on The Politics of Unity, work by Ken Cloke and others. Workshop participants will be given a chance to learn about evolving our democracy for peace, explore media coverage of military escalation and write something for publication, from an opinion editorial to a poem. A guide for writing a good opinion editorial will be shared and some peace poetry. Other resources available with the price of admission. 

Manitoba Cuba Solidarity
Sunday, May 25
2:00 pm 
West End Commons

Join us at West End Commons, 641 St. Matthews Avenue (entrance on McGee St.) at 2:00 p.m. to see the documentary  Uphill on the Hill (2024).  The film explores why Joe Biden embraced Donald Trump's cold war era policy toward Cuba, devastating the island's economy.

Also on the playbill will be the short From Gaza to Cuba (2024) about the life of one Palestinian medical student studying at the Latin American School of Medicine (ELAM) in Havana. 

More information, email: manitobacubasolidarity@gmail.com or phone 204 894-9381. 

Part of Doors Open – Celebrating the stories our buildings tell
Ukrainian Labour Temple and Doors Open
Saturday, May 24 & Sunday, May 25
Noon – 4:00 pm
Location: Ukrainian Labour Temple - 591 Pritchard Avenue

Built over one hundred years ago, largely by volunteer labour committed to art, culture, and community activism, our building played a role in the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike and is the only labour building that is still active to this day.
You may have driven by our historic building many times without realizing what treasurers await inside.

This year we are featuring our incredible interior that continues to amaze those seeing inside our building for the first time. From the detailed ornate features to our historic stage and balcony, everything has remained largely intact as built in 1919. 

NOTE: Saturday's tours will be in conjunction with our "North End NEIGHBORS" Culture Fest.

https://ult-wpg.ca/
https://doorsopenwinnipeg.ca/