ARTHUR STREET
Toad Hall Toys
54 Arthur St
Manitoba's largest and oldest independent toy retailer.
At Toad Hall Toys we pride ourselves on our unique selection, old world charm, and
friendly and knowledgeable staff.
ON! FIRST FRIDAY JUNE 2:
It's Food Fight Game Night at Toad Hall, and all food related(ish). It's a dice race to make a pizza with Pizza Party, a hand and mouth coordination game with Taco, Cat (not food), Goat, Cheese, Pizza (hmm another theme), and back by popular demand...Poop Bingo! Come play with us between 5-9pm.
Más Coffee Co
70 Arthur St, Unit 100
Mon-Fri: 8am - 6pm•Saturday: 10am - 4pm
Dedicated to roasting and brewing the best quality coffee in town. We will be working in partnership with our coffee producers, ensuring that we support fair wages, equality, and environmental diligence along the way.
Gift Cards available!
ON! FIRST FRIDAY JUNE 2:
Open til 9pm.
Serving Iced Coffees, Affogattos and Matchagattos
as well as our baked goods and hot drinks.
MÃ s Coffee
Costume Museum of Canada
70 Arthur St, Unit 410
Canada's first museum dedicated to the collection, preservation and presentation of clothing and textiles. The costume we wear each day is influenced by climate, occupation, economic factors, societal role, religion, the task at hand, age, gender and the time in which we live.
Visit SeamsLikeYesteryear our Etsy shop! All proceeds support the programs of the Costume Museum of Canada
ON! FIRST FRIDAY JUNE 2:
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"Doors to the Past" at The Costume Museum.
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Studio 6
70 Arthur St, Unit 615
Painting, Drawing, Photography, Video & Digital Art and Sound
Thor Aitkenhead with Brian Longfield
ON! FIRST FRIDAY JUNE 2:
We are honored to have special guest Chris Wabie, multidisciplinary artist and traditional crafter, show his incredible work. Come experience it! Along with our paintings, drawings and photography, Brian Longfield and Thor Aitkenhead will be projecting new video shorts in our Temporary Autonomous Microcinema. And try your hand at the ethereal interactive broken piano installation!
'Studio Interiors' series by Thor Aitkenhead
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'Polar Bear Taking a Deep Breath' Painting by Brian Longfield
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Special guest Chris Wabie
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Seduta Art
91 Arthur St
arts + craft + stationery store
We believe that each individual is gifted with a beautiful mind, and hope to empower others by creating an inviting space to unearth your creative self.
ON! FIRST FRIDAY JUNE 2:
Open 12-9pm (or later) with a bunch of new arts, crafts, and stationery supplies!
Seduta Art
Red River Book Store
92 ARTHUR ST
Hours: 11am-3pm everyday except Thursday (closed)
Open every First Friday from 5-9pm
Escape into the wonderful world of adventure and learning at the Red River Book Store. Music and videos too.
We invite people to see our thousands of art books for sale on our second floor as well as a display of art works.
We invite people to see our thousands of art books for sale on our second floor as well as a display of art works.
ACCESSIBILITY
The Artspace Building
100 Arthur St
Wheelchair accessible by elevator, from the west side entrance at King St & Bannatyne Ave. Wheelchair accessible washrooms.
Winnipeg Film Group/Cinematheque
100 Arthur St, Main floor
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Intimate theater devoted to screening the very best in Canadian and world cinema.
Box Office Info: 204-925-3456 (push 1)
Advance Tickets: Go to Tickets and Merch
Platform
centre for photographic + digital arts
100 Arthur St, Main floor
An artist-run, multidisciplinary centre dedicated to considering the expanded role of photography in contemporary art.
Video Pool Media Arts Centre
100 Arthur St, Unit 300
YOUTUBE
Manitoba’s only artist-run centre dedicated to experimental practices in new media and video art.
The facilities include:
The Output- a performance + rehearsal venue.
Unit 221 Poolside Gallery-Winnipeg's only media art gallery
Poolside Gallery Hours Wed-Sat 12-5, closed long-weekend Saturdays.
VPMAC's production studios.
ON! FIRST FRIDAY JUNE 2:
2 Free Events
1.The Output 2nd floor: 6-8:30pm Contemporary Verse 2 hosts an evening of poetry readings by Erin McGregor, Sue Sorensen and Hillarie Tasche, and screening of our Prairie Poets Video Series featuring videos by local poets Azka Ahmed, Yelani Peiris, Marjorie Poor, Jennifer Still, Ella Taylor, and Winnipeg’s Poet Laureate Chimwemwe Undi.
This venue is accessible, and live ASL interpretation will be provided during the readings. Masking is strongly encouraged.
2.Poolside Gallery 3rd floor: 6-10pm. The Five Drones by Brady Allard. An installation exploring the implications of drones in modern society. The installation is inspired by the term drone–a continuous, low-pitched sound, and the various connotations of the word in popular culture. As I reflect on the world we live in, I am struck by the increasing reliance on AI, technology, and the potential consequences this may have for humanity.
Presented by Cluster Festival and Video Pool Media Arts Centre.
JAZZ WINNIPEG
7-100 Arthur St,
Jazz Winnipeg is a non-profit organization bringing people together through the art of jazz. Producers of the TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival.
Allan Geske
North Nassau Printmakers
100 Arthur St, Unit 523 (just opposite the elevator)
Allan Geske has been a printmaker since the mid-1970s and he employs various techniques in his art such as etching, engraving, relief and mixed media. His images often include the prairie landscape: maps, charts and blueprints that locate our place in the world and language that integrates the letters, words, symbols and markings of the draughtsman, poet and educator.
Geske has traveled extensively and his prints are metaphors that create disparate associations relating to his sense of home and place of origin.
