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Located in the historic Johnston Terminal at Winnipeg's renowned Forks development, Pulse Gallery showcases the diversity of Manitoba's talented artists, with a modern twist. Colour is the star here! From original acrylics, water colours and mixed media paintings to photography, glass, sculpture, jewelry, metal and fibre arts. Pulse Gallery offers some of Manitoba's most unique and beautiful creations at affordable prices. From Manitoba's talented and well established artists to gifted emerging artists, Pulse Gallery offers a variety of styles and subject matter; from contemporary to traditional, abstract to representational; a diverse collection of original fine art with universal appeal. Take home a piece of Manitoba today. Find us beside The Old Spaghetti Factory in Johnston Terminal at The Forks..

For over three decades, European Art Glass in Winnipeg has created glass eye-candy for you; the local and discerning homeowner and client. Your glass project is designed by Wanda, Manitoba’s exclusive professionally Stained Glass Designer. From the initial concept and sketch, to the final installation, we can boast that a subcontractor will never touch your fine art, and it will never leave our in-house studio. Our style is distinctive, our studio is local, our practices are green, and our business is proven in delivering craftsman quality and face-to-face service in every project. Find inspiration for your own eye-candy in our galleries, or come by our St. Boniface studio for a site visit to see traditional techniques and contemporary design being melted, molded, and metaled into beauty.

Play nine or 18 holes on some of Winnipeg's exclusive courses.Sept. 3 & 25Tune in every week to hear some BOLD talk.Saturdays at noon on 680Get in early on season seats.Includes 10 luncheons

Folklorama is the largest and longest-running multicultural festival of its kind in the world, as determined by the International Council of Organizations of Folklore Festivals and Folk Arts. Folklorama began in 1970 as a one-time celebration of Manitoba's centennial, and has since grown to an annual two-week Festival of global culture and entertainment that takes place the first two weeks in August. Partnering with diverse ethno-cultural communities, the Folklorama Festival attracts over 400,000 visits every year.Throughout the year, Folklorama is sustained by three business divisions that were created as a result of the success of the Festival: Travel, Talent, and Teachings.