Sunday, 24 May

2:00 – 3:30 pm at the Union Centre

7^th Floor, 275 Broadway Ave.

Independent Jewish Voices-Winnipeg, United Jewish People’s Order Winnipeg and CUPE Global Justice Committee are pleased to welcome Janey Stone to speak about her co-authored book, The Radical Jewish Tradition: Revolutionaries, Resistance Fighters and Firebrands, published by Verso in 2026.  The book celebrates the history of Jews in leftwing and revolutionary struggles, which included armed uprisings, anti-zionist solutions to antisemitism, and leading strike waves in multi-ethnic coalitions of workers against their bosses. 

This is the last stop on the book’s North American launch. A discussion will follow.

Books on sale at the event, courtesy of McNally Robinson.

Saturday, 30 May

Noon – 4:00 pm

Ukrainian Labour Temple (591 Pritchard Ave.)

The North End Neighbours Culture Fest began as an idea to bring together the many cultures of the North End in one fun-filled family-focused free one day festival.  The event features multicultural entertainment, food, displays and activities, under the theme of ‘sharing our cultures, building relationships’.  The event also encourages people to stand in solidarity with each other, and to embrace our cultural differences. 

This year, we will be featuring diverse communites:  Indigenous, Ukrainian, Jewish, Filipino, Haitian, and more. Hosted by the AUUC, Regroupement Des Haitiens Du Manitoba, United Jewish Peoples Order, Merchants Corner, Social Planning Council of Winnipeg, CEDA, and others.

Ukrainian Labour Temple

Saturday 30 & Sunday 31 May:

11:00 – 4:00 pm

Ukrainian Labour Temple (591 Pritchard Ave.)

How time flies, it seems like just a short time ago we were celebrating 100 years of the Ukrainian Labour Temple, and here we are still going strong.

More than just a structure, this building was constructed by a group of people with a vision to make life better for the working class. Although long gone, these visionaries have left a legacy of a movement that still oozes and resonates from its walls to this very day!

Stay too long and you may feel yourself drawn to pick up the torch for the struggles of labour that is still as relevant today as it was back then.

part of Open Doors Winnipeg

Saturday and Sunday, May 30th and 31st

Noon – 4:00 pm at the Ukrainian Labour Temple

591 Pritchard Ave.

A unique attraction in Winnipeg dedicated to the life and works of the great Ukrainian poet, writer, educator, and Humanitarian.

And What makes this this attraction so unique? It is the ONLY museum dedicated to Ivan Franko outside of the Ukraine!

Ivan Franko Museum

Sunday, May 31st

2:30 – 5:30 pm at the Barn Hammer Brewing Company

595 Wall St.