Must-See Manitoba Events Winnipeg Goldeyes
Batter up! Catch a professional baseball game this summer. The Winnipeg Goldeyes play in the American Association of Indepen- dent Professional Baseball. Tickets come in a variety of options and price points. From season tickets, nine-game mini packs, group events and individual tickets, there’s always a great way for you to enjoy baseball from May through Sept. in Winnipeg. Call the Goldeyes office at
204.982.BASE (2273), purchase single-game tickets through
goldeyes.com or
ticketmaster.ca.
goldeyes.com Step into Peter Quanz’ choreographic laboratory with Q dance.
Winnipeg Blue Bombers Watch our own blue and gold in a high-action Canadian Football League game at Investors Group Field from June to November. For this season’s schedule or to purchase tickets to individual games call 204.784.7448 or visit
bluebombers.com or ticketmaster. ca. Action-packed professional Canadian football at its finest!
Go on a musical history tour of the city.
and began his song writing career, where he made his first recordings and played his first live performances. See where Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman of The Guess Who wrote These Eyes, No Time and others. Visit the school where Neil Young sat on the steps and dreamed of being a star, where Bachman Turner Overdrive was first conceived; the house where Terry (Seasons in the Sun) Jack grew up; and where Neil Young met Joni Mitch- ell, plus so much more. In the 1960s Winnipeg was the rock ‘n’ roll capital of Canada. Learn why and listen to John’s colourful stories. Cost $42.45 per adult. To book contact Heartland Travel at 204.989.9630.
CLUB REGENT CASINO
The Mavericks - Mono Mundo Tour July 24, 8 p.m. at the Event Centre With a Cuban-American lead singer, garage band ferocity, an intense live show and a deep love of both romance and pure country to go with the poly- rhythmic beats The Mavericks were
thehubwinnipeg.com The Mavericks perform at Regent.
raised on, they were unlikely superstars. Yet their raucous sound broke ground for the country format with hits like Here Comes the Rain, Crying Shame, Dance The Night Away and All You Ever Do is Bring Me Down. They scored the group industry awards, including a Grammy, in prestigious categories like Vocal Group and Album of the Year. Making magic in the studio and deliver- ing their genre-defying sound to live audiences over the last two decades, The Mavericks released Mono on Feb. 17, 2015. Tickets start at $40.
clubregent.com
CENTENNIAL CONCERT HALL
John Mellencamp - Plain Spoken Tour July 8 at 7:30 p.m. Grammy-winning musician John Mellen- camp has touched the hearts and souls of music listeners and influenced Amer- ican culture with enduring songs. He is also one of the most successful live concert performers in the world.
centennialconcerthall.com
bluebombers.com
103rd Grey Cup Festival Nov. 25 to 29
One of the most important annual sporting events in Canada is coming to Winnipeg, the 103rd Grey Cup. The Canadian Football League’s championship game and trophy will be awarded to the winner of the East and West Divi- sional playoffs at Investors Group Field. The 103rd Grey Cup Festival will be held at different venues throughout Winnipeg, including the University of Winnipeg, RBC Convention Centre and the Club Regent Event Centre. Concerts, parties and fan festivals will turn Winnipeg into party central as football fans from across the coun- try descend into the city in the days leading up to the champion- ship game. Tickets go on sale to the general public on June 13.
103greycupfestival.ca
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Photo courtesy of John Einarson.
Photo courtesy of Valory Music Co.
Photo courtesy of Vince Pahkala.
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