AA meets several times weekly in our building. Check aamanitoba.org for times.
If you or someone you know is looking for an AA group to join in the Osborne Village area, AAA meets several times weekly in our building at 525 Wardlaw Ave. To confirm times, visit
We continue to collect non-perishable food items to help stock the emergency food pantry of our 1JustCity partners at the West End Drop In.
Arts programming is focused for adults with intellectual disabilities ages 14+ artsinclusion.com
In-person programs are held at Crescent Fort Rouge United Church
Arts Inclusion provides a transformative space where participants explore artistic expression, forge connections, and inspire broader societal inclusion in the arts.
View their upcoming programming at artsinclusion.com/events
We are thrilled to see our friends Gordon King United offering programs to/for which we all rotate back and forth! Hoorah for arts + spirituality!
https://www.thebigredchurch127.com/calendar
See you in the fall! Note that Gordie’s coffee house continues at Gordon Kind United.
Manitoba Conservation and Climate provided funding for this project.
The Keep Theatre is an artist-run centre, dedicated to advancing cutting edge art through the exploration and creation of site-specific theatre that reflects the diversity of the human condition. thekeeptheatre.com
Located in this heritage church in Osborne Village, The Keep Theatre is committed to creating unforgettable live theatre in the heart of the city.
Watch for Afterlight to return to Winnipeg this fall!!! Don’t miss it…it is fabulous!
For the past 20 years Tim has been playing banjo, guitar and Dobro professionally with different ensembles, but lately with the five-piece bluegrass ensemble The Stanley County Cut-Ups, swing/jazz/bluegrass trio The Spectacles, or as a solo performer. Learn more at https://timosmond.ca/
Interested in Banjo Lessons? Contact Tim Osmond at osmondt@gmail.com
Lessons are recorded and available online plus live ZOOM sessions to answer questions! You are the perfect age to:
To sign up for lessons email: grantsimpsonmusic@gmail.com
Video series available at grantsimpson.net
The Hopeful Jammers meets Monday afternoons for 55+ and they play a range of instruments with lots of ukuleles! All experience levels are welcome. Contact Linda at h2osx2@mymts.net if you are interested.
Watch for plans to meet Tuesday afternoon between 5:15 and 5:45 we are gathering to offer prayers for peace – weather permitting, we will gather around the peace pole. Otherwise we will meet in the sanctuary. If you can’t join us in person, we invite you to observe this as a prayer time wherever you might happen to be.
Peace Poles are an iconic symbol of, May Peace Prevail On Earth International, founded in Japan over fifty years ago. Over the decades, Peace Poles which carry the message May Peace Prevail On Earth have been planted by supporters the world over in every region and continent on earth. It is estimated that there are over 200,000 Peace Poles in the world on every continent which have been planted over many decades.
During times of heightened public distress over new or ongoing world conflict, and to mark Orange Shirt Day, Red Dress Day, the International Day of Peace, peace sabbath, Remembrance Day, and vigils for the National Day of Mourning to name a few we gather with a broad and extended community.