Assiniboine Park features Movies under the stars in Winnipeg

Winnipeg’s Assiniboine Park features Movies under the stars!

Have you ever seen a movie or television show where couples and families gather under the stars to watch movies on a big screen? I’ve always thought that was the coolest thing ever and thought that this would be a great thing to do on a hot summer night. I mean really – how romantic is that? A blanket, a nice breeze, a cooler of snacks and drinks (don’t forget drinking in public is against the law though!) – how could it get any better than that.

Movie night outdoors is a great way to spend some time with your family, too if the right movie is playing and now, you can partake in movie night at Assiniboine Park in Winnipeg. Every Friday night from August 3 – 24 you and your family or you and a loved one can enjoy the stars and the cinema on the Lyric Lawn in Assiniboine Park.

There is an Early Feature at 7:00 PM so that you do not have to keep the little ones out too late and there is a Late Feature at 9:15 PM for those who have older children or for those who just want a more romantic environment.

The features for this summer in Assiniboine Park are:

August 3^rd

Early Feature – Tangled: A spin on the well-known fairy tale of Rapunzel, this fun animated Disney feature combines all the right elements of romance, entertainment and adventure.

Late Feature – E.T. This beloved movie from 1982 stands the test of time, telling the tale of an extra-terrestrial longing to return to his home planet and the young boy that helps him along the way.

August 10^th

Early Feature – The Incredibles: A role model suburban family, or a group of undercover superheroes? This animated film covers family love, superheroes and villains, and how one family learns to balance their exciting secret life with a quiet façade. It can be enjoyed by all ages.

Late Feature – Pirates of the Caribbean: Enjoy a swash-buckling good time with this classic! When a band of pirates kidnap the lovely Elizabeth Swan, dashing blacksmith must ally with rogue pirate Captain Jack Sparrow to rescue her.

August 17^th

Early Feature – Happy Feet 2: Mumble is back again, this time to save the Emperor Penguins from a dire threat. Children and adults alike won’t be able to take their eyes off the adorable animated dancing penguins.

Late Feature – Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone: You’re never too old for a little bit of magic. This film adaptation from J. K. Rowling’s bestselling novel features young Harry Potter who learns on his eleventh birthday that not only is he a wizard, he’s also a famous wizard that must fight against the evil Lord Voldemort.

August 24^th

Early Feature – Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax: Young romance and adventure mingle in this story based on the Dr. Seuss children’s book.

Late Feature – Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: Famed archeologist Indiana Jones embarks on yet another exciting adventure, this time to rescue the Holy Grail from falling into the hands of the Nazis (can you hear the Indiana Jones theme music playing already?).

Movie Night under the Stars….just one more thing to enjoy about Assiniboine Park in Winnipeg.

Sagan Morrow owns an open-concept condo in Winnipeg’s Exchange District and loves downtown living. By night she writes the blog Living Healthy in the Real World and is the Executive Director for The Food Label Movement; by day, she coordinates the Dig In local food campaign for Food Matters Manitoba. Sagan has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Rhetoric, Writing and Communications and is a Certified Holistic Nutritionist. She enjoys taking in the theatre and art culture of downtown Winnipeg during her spare time.

To find out more about Assiniboine Park and other tourist information, visit Tourism Winnipeg at: https://www.tourismwinnipeg.com/

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Winnipeg Art Gallery is a respected Winnipeg attraction

100 years of renowned art at the Winnipeg Art Gallery

Celebrating its 100^th year in 2012, the Winnipeg Art Gallery is an iconic establishment in downtown Winnipeg. The modern building is located right on Memorial Boulevard, mere blocks away from the University of Winnipeg. Containing nearly 24,000 works of art, the Winnipeg Art Gallery is a testament to its mission of encouraging the creation and presentation of art.

The Winnipeg Art Gallery is the sixth largest gallery in Canada and a destination not to be missed. Promoting the visual arts in Manitoba and around the world, the Winnipeg Art Gallery makes a point of displaying art from a variety of sources. Exhibitions have included everything from Renaissance paintings to modernist traditions to crafts made of iron, clay and beads. Expect anything and everything related to the visual arts to find its way to the Winnipeg Art Gallery!

Local artists, rooftop patio and educational programs well-loved at the Winnipeg Art Gallery

This downtown Winnipeg attraction also places a strong emphasis on supporting local and Inuit artists. Be sure to check out exhibitions showcasing beautiful Inuit sculptures, clothing and wall art. It is a wonderful way to learn more about Canadian culture.

And while you are there, why not enjoy lunch at the Winnipeg Art Gallery’s Storm Bistro, located on the penthouse level? You will have the opportunity to take pleasure in a great view of downtown Winnipeg as well as the impressive outdoor sculpture garden. It is a unique place to have a cup of coffee after you have toured the Winnipeg Art Gallery. Discussing art over lunch is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon.

In addition to ever-changing exhibitions, the Winnipeg Art Gallery hosts a variety of educational programs for you and your children alike. Studio programs are provided throughout the year to offer art instruction and workshops. “Art for Lunch” is a program with regular talks and tours of the Winnipeg Art Gallery, and it gives you the chance to get out of the office midday. During the summer, enrolling your children in a week-long summer art camp is a must.

Boasting collections which depict Canadian, Inuit, international and decorative art, as well as photography and works on paper, the Winnipeg Art Gallery does its best to display a variety of different forms of visual arts. There’s something for everyone at this downtown Winnipeg hotspot!

Visit the Winnipeg Art Gallery’s website for more information at www.wag.ca.

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Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival a cultural event in Winnipeg

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12 days of Fringe Festival Theatre in Winnipeg The Fringe Festival is one of the best-loved events that takes place every year in downtown Winnipeg – and when you consider the sheer number and variety of festivals, concerts and events that occur in the heart of Winnipeg, that’s saying quite a bit! From Wednesday July […]

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12 days of Fringe Festival Theatre in Winnipeg

The Fringe Festival is one of the best-loved events that takes place every year in downtown Winnipeg – and when you consider the sheer number and variety of festivals, concerts and events that occur in the heart of Winnipeg, that’s saying quite a bit!

From Wednesday July 18 to Sunday July 29, this year’s Fringe Fest will include an amazing 172 plays in 31 venues. The majority of these venues are in the Exchange District and within easy walking distance from one another.

Some of the plays and performers have been returning to the annual Fringe Festival year after year, and others are brand new. You can see a show at just about any time in the afternoon and evening throughout the festival for only $5 to $10 each. Discounts are often available for students (or, for The Anger in Ernest and Ernestine, anyone named “Ernest” will receive a discount). Genres for each play vary wildly from improve to comedy to drama to one-man shows to the just plain quirky. You are bound to find something to please everyone at the Fringe!

The Fringe Festival isn’t just for adults, either. There is a separate “Kids Fringe” with a variety of fun games and activities, including face painting, carnival games, puppet shows and, of course, theatre performances.

Enjoying Downtown Winnipeg During the Fringe Festival

Between theatre shows, spend some time at Old Market Square in Winnipeg’s Exchange District. There you can watch free outdoor performances, including concerts, acrobatic feats and entertainment for kids. Food trucks, a beer tent, and a number of display booths (at which you can purchase clothes, books and more) are also clustered around Old Market Square for you to enjoy. This is a great opportunity to meet some of the Fringe performers, as many of them will be in the area, handing out brochures for their theatre shows.

While you’re in the area, why not try a unique dining experience? From a wine lounge at Sensi to sushi at Blufish, pub fare at the King’s Head and vegan options at the Mondragon, there’s a little something in the area for everyone. Wander over to any of the wonderful restaurants, cafes and pubs in downtown Winnipeg before or after a Fringe play. Remember to take your Fringe program (only $5, available to purchase at Old Market Square) to choose which play you’ll attend next while you dine!

Visit www.winnipegfringe.com for more information about the 2012 Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival.

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Featured Condo: The Mosaic at 40 Shore St. and 60 Shore St. Winnipeg

Spotlight on The Mosaic at 40 and 60 Shore St. Winnipeg

Near Bison Dr and Pembina Hwy, we find The Mosaic I & II, at 40 Shore St and 60 Shore St. Winnipeg, respectively.

Year Built: ca. 2009

Total Condos:

The Mosaic Condominiums were built in 2 phases. Phase I is located at 40 Shore St and features 40 units in a 6-story building, while the larger Phase II, attach via the indoor, ground level parkade, is made up of 78 units in a 7-story building. Both are concrete structures, and units vary in size from a small, 1 BR, 1 Bath unit of 725 sq feet, to the largest, 2 BR, 2 Bath units of approximately 1100 sq feet.

Condo Restrictions:

Just the usual condo-restrictions, such as “No Laundry to be hung from the balcony” etc. Owners or their tenants must abide by the usual condo bylaws.

Property Taxes

Gross Property Taxes vary from approximately $1900 for the smallest unit, to approx. $2800 for the largest. As always, owner-occupants do qualify for the Provincial Tax Assistance, just as house-owners do.

Condo Fees

Condo fees vary from $180 per month (smallest condo), to approx. $260 per month for the larger units, which includes snow removal, property maintenance and management fees and water. Owners pay for their own hydro (heat) as well as cablevision and telephone.

Laundry, Parking and A/C

All units have their own insuite laundry. MOST units have an indoor (heated) parking spot, although a few have an outdoor spot with plugin. These units feature central heating (furnace is in the ceiling of the laundry room) as well as central air conditioning.

Amenities at The Mosaic

This Condo project features a very nice fitness room, as well as a ‘Party Room”. What I consider a bonus, this condo’s management company is located right inside the building (at least it was at the time of this report in Jan 2012). This means that owners have easy access to the management company in case of problems. Another nice feature is the security in the building. Owners control entry to the building via their telephone, and yes, cell-phones can be used so long as the owners cell phone is a local number.

Location

Located right at Bison Dr and Pembina Hwy, at 40 & 60 Shore St, this condo is close to all bus-routes, the University of Manitoba, the new Stadium and major shopping centres.

Prices

During the 2 yr period of 2010-2011, condos at The Mosaic have sold for between $190,000 and $285,000, depending on size and location within the building. (MLS® stats)

If you’re in the market to buy a condo, whether at The Mosaic or anywhere else, please click on Condo Finder Form. If you’re thinking of selling your condo, anywhere in the city, please go to my Free Market Evaluation Form.

Featured Condo: Oak Ridge Pointe Condominiums at 697 St. Annes Rd. in Winnipeg

Condo Spotlight: Oak Ridge Pointe Condos at 697 St. Annes Rd, Winnipeg

Located on the east side of St. Anne’s Rd, and backing onto the Seine River, just south of Novavista Dr, we find Oak Ridge Pointe Condos, a 50+ condominium with some spectacular features.

Year Built: 1994

Total Condos:

Oak Ridge Pointe Condos are a total of 36 equally sized (within 50 sq ft) units, on 3 floors. All units are extremely spacious, at approx. 1550 sq feet, and feature 2 large bedrooms, a den, 2 full baths and fully enclosed balcony/sunrooms.

Condo Restrictions:

Strictly enforced 50+ age restriction, and NO PETS rules. As well, units must be owner occupied, as NO RENTING OUT is permitted at this time.

Property Taxes

Gross Property Taxes are currently at approx. $2850.00 per unit, plus or minus approx. $30.00

Condo Fees

Condo fees range from approx.$390 per month. While this may seem steep, condo fees in this building include Heat, Water, Cablevision, Management Fees and the usual condo maintenance fees and contributions to the reserve fund.

Laundry and Parking

All units have their own insuite laundry, in a very spacious laundry room with enough space to have plenty of storage. Each unit owns an underground parking spot, and extra parking is available at a nominal fee.

Amenities of Oak Ridge Pointe

This condominium is located on the banks of the Seine River, and features gorgeous grassy grounds, with plenty of room to sit, relax, have a barbeque and other activities. Inside the building, you will find a large common-room in the basement, a small woodwork shop and extra storage rooms for each owner.

Location

Located approx. 300 feet from St Anne’s Rd, it is close enough to walk to the bus route, but far from the noise of the road. Grocery and all types of shopping nearby.

Prices

During the 2 yr period of 2010-2011, condos in this building have sold for between $240,000 and $273,900, depending on location within the building. (MLS® stats)

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Enjoy the outdoors this summer in downtown Winnipeg

Many fun things to do in downtown Winnipeg

Summer is a great time to get outside and enjoy the beautiful sunny and warm weather right here in Winnipeg. Why not take an extended lunch break over the next month and…

Attend an Out to Lunch concert. These concert series are taking place every Wednesday until mid-August this summer. Located at the Air Canada Park (355 Portage Avenue at Carlton), the concerts go from 12 noon until 1:00 p.m. They are free to all who are interested, and the concerts feature fantastic local talent including the Salinas band, The Dead Stringers, Kyla Cederwall and others. Enjoy these hour-long performances rain or shine! Chairs are provided for all who attend and you are invited to bring your own lunch to the concerts.
Practice yoga. Maybe you have been meaning to check out a yoga studio but just haven’t gotten around to it yet, or maybe you feel a little bit intimidated by going into a class setting – but either way, Yoga in the Park is a fun and energizing way to try out yoga and see if it’s for you. These free sessions are open to the public from 12 noon to 12:45 p.m., every Thursday at Memorial Park. Just bring your mat, a bottle of water and perhaps a small donation for the instructor. Free outdoor yoga to break up the work day? Yes please.
Learn how to zumba. This Latin dance-inspired fitness activity is well worth giving a spin. Join the free session every Tuesday this summer from 12 noon until 12:45 p.m. at Memorial Park. All you need to bring is your sense of fun and adventure! Bonus: you’ll get a great view of the Legislative Buildings while you try out your moves.
Eat lunch at a new restaurant patio. Have lunch for $10 at a variety of restaurants in downtown Winnipeg such as Lobby on York, Hermanos, Tavern United, The Velvet Glove, and many others. This fun Let’s Do Lunch Downtown edition also offers you the opportunity to win a downtown restaurant tour! Learn more about the participating restaurants and the menus they offer at www.downtownwinnipegbiz.com/home/events/dinedowntown. Choose a table on the patio of any restaurant listed for a great view of the downtown Winnipeg skyline, historic buildings, or simply the continuous bustle of downtown Winnipeg life.

These events are all great opportunities to get outside and enjoy the weather, invite your colleagues out to experience the activities Winnipeg has to offer, and see a new perspective on downtown Winnipeg that you may not have caught before. It’s sure to keep you busy all summer long!

Which outdoorsy activities in downtown Winnipeg will you fit into your day this summer?

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Preparing your Winnipeg home for showings by real estate agents

Making sure your home shows it’s best

There is an old saying that goes: “Your home is never more exciting than the first couple of weeks on the market”. So when you put your home on the market (and I mean the REAL MARKET, by LISTING IT with a REALTOR®), make sure that your home shows it’s best. Because here is a bit of reality: About 80% of your total showings are going to happen in the first 5 days…… Here is why:

When you put your house on the market, there are any number of potential buyers who have been waiting for YOUR HOME. And they will rush in to see your home in the first few days, checking it out to see if it’s worth competing for. If the buyers find fault with your home, they simply move on to the next one and MAY NEVER RETURN.
So it’s very important to have your home as ‘show-worthy’ as possible. Here are a couple of simple tips to get you started:

1) Clean Clean Clean

Counters, bathrooms, carpets, lights, windows. Kitchen cupboards, sinks and the garage. Clean everything. Don’t leave buyers with a bad impression.

2) Declutter

Kitchen counters should be empty, except for perhaps those Tea-Sugar-Flour-Coffee canisters. Less furniture is better than too much. Box up everything you don’t need. You could designate a room in the basement as the ‘junk room’ and move extra stuff into there.

3) Paint

If there are any areas where the paint is fading or flaking, paint it. Stay away from the wild colors and stick to earthy, neutral tones. That “Bright Red” kitchen wall looks funky in a magazine, but is not everyone’s cup of tea.

4) Be out of the house (or condo)

During the showing, try to be out of the house. Many buyers feel uneasy about really looking at your house, opening cupboards and looking in closets, with the home owner standing over them. Even in this hot market, the home owners should make sure that the buyers feel comfortable and at ease.

5) Remove Pets

Not everyone loves pets….in fact, some people are allergic to them. So its best to remove them, and in fact try to remove all evidence of them. If you can have them stay at relatives for a few days, thats even better.

When you buy a home, it’s the visuals that count. To sell your home faster you may want to stage your furniture and belongings to help give your home more personality. Generally, a less cluttered space is more appealing when you’re selling a home.

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Home Staging Tip #1: Air Quality, Pets and Odours

Home Staging Quick Tip #1: Air Quality, Pets and Odours

Even in a hot real estate market such as Winnipeg, home buyers DO have choices. In order to get the most money possible for their houses or condos, home sellers are starting to pay attention to home staging. A very popular trend in Ontario, where it is estimated that 1 in 4 homes are staged prior to going on the market. Home staging does not have to involve professional help or cost thousands of dollars, it could simply be a matter of touching up some paint, decluttering, arranging the furniture in a certain way and other simple suggestions. Remax has created a 10-part video series to help house and condo sellers stage their own homes. Lets take a look at the first video in this series:

Home Staging: Air Quality

In this short video, home sellers are encouraged to take a closer look (or sniff) at the air quality in their homes. Is yours an older home, suffering from mold or mildew issues? Do you enjoy cooking spicy foods on an regular basis? Do you smoke inside the home? All of these issues can seriously and negatively affect the sale of your home.

Pet Odors

Pets can be another issue affecting air quality. Does your doggie smell? Does your cat shed a lot of hair, which can trigger a potential buyers allergies? Suggestion: Remove the pets prior and during the showings.

Holiday Celebrations

This home staging video also reminds us that home buyers come in all ethnic and religious denominations. So if you are selling your home during the Christmas Season, for example, you might consider keeping the christmas decorations to a minimum. Buyers need to be able to visualize themselves in this home.

Please enjoy this Home Staging Video

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If you are selling your house or condo you will want to show it in its best state. Special care should be taken if you own pets.

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55-plus Age Restricted Condos in Winnipeg

List of Age Restricted Condos in Winnipeg

If you are looking for one of Winnipeg’s 55 plus Condos, the following is a list of units which may fall into this category. This is certainly NOT an exhaustive list, but does list many of the condos with such restrictions, which are usually either 50+ or 55+.

Bell Cove (Headingley South)

Country Villas Blvd. (E.St Paul)

3420 Grant Ave.

4314 Grant Ave.

380 John Forsyth Rd.

1460 Portage Ave

1976 Portage Ave.

3200 Portage Ave.

Rockmaple Rd. (E. St. Paul)

4025 Roblin Blvd.

679, 681,685, 687, 697, 785, 795, 805, 815 St. Anne’s Rd.

500 Tache Ave.

208, 212 Watson St.

687 Warde Ave.

20 Wynstone Cir. (E. St. Paul)

403 Regent Ave W. (Madeline Estates)

If you know of any other 55 plus condos which are age-restricted, please let me know by comment, so that we can add them here.

Winnipeg Condos are an excellent option for first-time home buyers

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Winnipeg Condos: 74 listings in the $150-$200K range . With the new mortgage rules, and multiple offers on new house listings, Winnipeg condos are presenting as an excellent option for first time home buyers. While it is getting more difficult to find houses in the 120K to 180K range, there are currently 80 condos available […]

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Spotlight on The Mosaic at 40 and 60 Shore St. Winnipeg

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Making sure your home shows it’s best

1) Clean Clean Clean

2) Declutter

3) Paint

4) Be out of the house (or condo)

5) Remove Pets

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Home Staging: Air Quality

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