Life is busy and full and many people can’t recall what they did in a day. When this pattern continues for weeks, months, or years, it’s not unusual to feel ungrounded, tangled up and unhappy.…
If you would have asked Shak Illmatik just three years ago if he could imagine himself running a restaurant in Winnipeg’s Exchange District, he would have told you that you were crazy. After all, he…
“Seduta” is an Italian word meaning to sit or observe, the latter of which one will surely be inspired to do as they walk through the quaint and colourful Seduta Art. Located in a charming 20th-century building at…
TappCar, an Exchange District-based ride share service, is growing its team and diversifying its revenue stream by “tapping” into on-demand delivery with its newest venture Bunnii. It’s a welcome addition to the neighbourhood, contributing to…
We miss you! Come grab some takeout, enjoy the beautiful greenspace in our neighbourhood and win one of three giveaway packages filled with picnic essentials from Exchange District businesses! Here’s how to enter: Get takeout…
No idea is too crazy for the three minds behind Grape Experiential, a mod experience-based marketing agency launched by brothers Andrew and Anthony Sannie, and long-time friend and collaborator Kyle Goldstine. It doesn’t come…
“We take scents for granted,” says Tom Jansen, French trained perfumer and owner of the Exchange District’s recently opened olfactory boutique Denatured Lab. Growing up, he loved fragrance and always knew that he wanted to…
The sign says it all—”Good Food, Good Mood.” In the fall of 2020, Daanook quietly moved into the Exchange District, impressing the neighbourhood with its authentic Syrian dishes and charming hospitality.
Since 2015, Andrew Doerksen has been fulfilling the need for transparency in the apparel industry, responsibly manufacturing quality collared shirts in an historic Exchange District studio.
Since Mike Del Buono opened his restaurant in 2014, its has been a cornerstone of the community and continues to safely serve Winnipeg throughout the uncertainty of a pandemic.
The family-owned gallery brilliantly highlights Inuit Art, Folk Art, Photography and Textile Art from both local and international artists.
This family-owned business has always understood the importance of adapting to changing business environments, and this past year has been no exception. Throughout the pandemic they have adapted increased health and safety measures and have implemented new business models that have allowed them to safely fit their community with quality footwear.
