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What To Do In Winnipeg

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A Selection of Festivals

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Places to Eat

Vesuvio Restaurant
(204) 452-6084
696 Osborne Street
Vesuvio Restaurant and Lounge offers a marvelous menu of italian dishes and amazing desserts. Let Adam and Amanda bring you back to your Roots!

Theatro Cafe
(204)775-3375
126 Sherbrook St.
Beautifully decorated, two-story cafe with a fabulous second floor balcony with a bird's eye view of Sherbrook Street goings on. This cafe also features savory sandwiches, sublime salads (we prefer the garden), succulent quesadillas, and enervating lattes. Unlicensed, wheelchair access, and you can eat for under $10.

East India Company Pub and Eatery
(204)947-3097
349 York St.
Bring your appetite to this succulent buffet replete with Indian specialties. Salads, curries, savory meats and on occasion seafood are only a few of the pleasures to be had. The Navratan and the Butter-chicken are positively addictive. Not cheap at $16.95, Nan bread is extra, good but unnecessary. Reservations recommended.

Vivere Ristorante Mediterraneo
(204)949-2485
433 River Ave. (in Osborne Village)
Fantastic food and great desserts!

Steppin' Out - Eclectic Cuisine
(204)956-7837
157 Provencher Blvd.
The most romantic little restaurant in Winnipeg. Amazing menu selection and wine list. Charming staff.

Places to Dance

Gio's

Club 200

Club Desire

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GLBT Facts

In 1973 Happenings opens. It and closes in 2003, being the longest running GLBT bar in Canada.
Giovanni's Room (Gio's) opens in 1982 on second floor of 275 Sherbrook St. and is still thriving at 155 Smith Street.
"Two-spirit" originated in Winnipeg, Canada in 1990 during the third annual intertribal Native American/First Nations gay and lesbian conference.
On October 28, 1998 the Honourable Glen Murray is elected mayor of Winnipeg. He is the first openly gay mayor in Canada.
Over 40 ethnic cultures with the largest Aboriginal population in Canada
More than 900 restaurants representing a vast array of cuisine styles
Three GLBT night clubs:
Gio's, Club 200, Club Desire
A vibrant and active pride committee and celebration since 1987