On the concert and club circuit, Friday has Michael Buble at the Canada Life Centre, the Dirty Catfish Brass Band at Times Change(d) and the 17th instalment of Bands as Bands at the Good-Will Social Club, featuring Roman Clarke as Bruno Mars, Merin as the Pixies, and Big Loser as the Barenaked Ladies. on Friday and Saturday, with activities planned at both Old Market Square and Stephen Juba Park from 5-7 p.m. The Winnipeg Chinese Cultural Centre is holding an open-air night market from 12-9 p.m.
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Market at True North Square hosting free family-oriented arts and entertainment from noon well into the evening on Saturday that features both kid and adult DJed dance parties and performances from Cassidy Mann, Fontaine, Sierra Noble, Boogie the Beat, and Mariachi Ghost. There are no jump scares if you’re concerned for your little ones.ĭowntown Culture Days continue with the Hargrave St.
This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Others taking part, with their cereal of choice, include: Barn Hammer (Cocoa Pebbles) Brazen Hall (Krave) Dastardy Villain, at Torque (Count Chocula) FullGeek BrewLab, at Stone Angel (Honey Bunches of Oats) Half Pints (puffed wheat cake) Interlake, at Oxus (Smorz) Public Brewhouse in Steinbach (Honeycomb) Sookram’s (Cocoa Pebbles) and Torque (Fruity Pebbles). One Great City was crowned champion in the inaugural event for its Apple Jacks-based brew and is back to defend the Golden Cereal Bowl Cup with Trix the cereal of choice. A winner is chosen by the highest average score on the Untappd beer app. An accent is when a specific note or phrase is emphasized with an increase in intensity above other non-accented notes. The brainchild of Half Pints Brewing, which launched the event last year, invites brewers to produce a beer using their choice of breakfast cereal, which pours throughout the Thanksgiving weekend. Somewhere in the middle lies the second annual Cereal Bowl Challenge, which begins pouring at local taprooms and beyond on Friday. Please try again Article contentīeer, on the other hand, isn’t often thought of as a breakfast drink, though it just makes sense sometimes. The next issue of The Winnipeg Sun's Daily Headline News will soon be in your inbox. If you don't see it, please check your junk folder.
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