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The Redliners shredding it and filling the dance floor!
Presentation of the Best Band Award to Britainy Speerz by Allan Jacks.
Presentation of the cheque for $105 K to Margy Nelson, Executive Director of The Movement Centre.
Local Fundraiser surpasses $1 million dollars T
he 14th annual Winn$tock business community battle of the bands charity fundraiser was held on Friday, March 9 at Cowboys Canad Inns Destination
Centre Windsor Park. Te event raised $105 K for the Move- ment Centre of Manitoba, and Winn$tock Legacy Trust managed by the Winnipeg Foundation. Tis year there was a special celebration, complete with confetti canons, recognizing achievement of the milestone of over $1-mil- lion in total funds raised for “under the radar” children’s charities since inception. A “souled-out” crowd rocked to the music of compet-
ing bands comprised of business community members including: Mutual Fun, Te Redliners, Back to the Future and Britainy Speerz. Prime Time provided the opening set. Britainy Speerz was chosen as Best Band by celebrity judges Greg Mackling (680 CJOB), Howard Mandshein
(92.1 CITI FM) and Kelly Parker (94.3 Te Drive, Winnipeg’s Greatest Hits). Richard Cloutier (680 CJOB and Global News) was the emcee for the evening. Mutual Fun was selected by the audience as the Fan Favorite. Winn$tock founder and co-chair Allan Jacks, thanked
the many sponsors and auction prize donors, competing band members, celebrity judges and emcee, the hard- working group of event volunteers, the Winn$tock Board Members and all the rocking attendees for contributing to the event’s phenomenal success this year. Major sponsors included Richardson GMP (Presenting
Sponsor), Canad Inns (Lead Sponsor) and Knowledge Bureau (Hard Rock Sponsor). Media Partners were IE Investment Executive and SMARTBIZ. Winn$tock Board Members who have worked tirelessly over the past year include: Founder and Co-chair, Allan
sic Program, introducing them to the wonderful world of symphonic music. Te Adventures in Music program showcases a variety of
styles of music and provides opportunities for students and teachers to perform on stage with the WSO through move-
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WSO’s annual Adventures in Music Program B
eginning March 13, the Winnipeg Symphony Or- chestra will welcome more than 16,000 students from grades 4-6 to their annual Adventures in Mu-
ment and song as well as string and recorder ensembles. Trough the program students will discover how music
inspires dance, imagery, movies and movement. Adven- tures in Music is presented over eight concerts, including one French performance, at the Centennial Concert Hall. Guest artists such as Momentum Aerial, drum-singer
Cory Campbell, ballet dancers from the Shelley Shearer School of Dance, the Romanetz Ukrainian Dance Ensem-
Jacks (Knowledge Bureau), Co-chair, Margy Nelson (Te Movement Centre), Shawn Bjornsson (Four Points Fi- nancial Solutions), Lisa Bruce (PepsiCo Canada), Justin Burley (Te Movement Centre), Les Deezar (Harris Lead- ership Strategies), Barbro Dick (Te Movement Centre), Tanya Joss (Te Movement Centre), Megan McCartney (PepsiCo Canada), Chris Najda (University of Manitoba), Shaun Proutt (Dilawri’s CROWN Auto Group), Aaron Sa- basch (Freedom 55 Financial), Goy Sengmany (Coldwell Banker), Pat Stecy (ReMax Professionals) and Beth Trall (BT Future Ltd.) After a brief break, the Board will begin planning for
the 15th annual Winn$tock and is seeking additional new board members and sponsors to help take the Winn$tock 2019 to the next level. Until next year, keep on rockin for charity Winnipeg!
ble, dancer Melvin Starr are all set to perform in this year’s Music in Motion program for the students who will also enjoy orchestral performances of works by Tchaikovksy, Debussy, Harry Freedman, and more. Tere are a limited number of tickets available for pur-
chase ($20 each) at the Winnipeg performances between March 13 and April 25. Tickets can be purchased through the WSO Box Office at 204-949-3999.
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