Figuring it Out With King + Bannatyne
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.
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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.
With over 20 years of success under its luxury belt, Tamarack Clothing has relocated to the Exchange District in an effort to become more accessible to Winnipeggers.
Designer and entrepreneur Alicja Dalecki happily returned to her Exchange District roots when she launched Boutique Anya in 2015. Boasting an exquisite collection of contemporary, beautifully crafted pieces in a bright and approachable shop, the boutique has quickly garnered a long list of loyal, well-dressed customers.
Local coffee connoisseur who transformed office café culture is now bringing his full-flavoured beans to his café in the Exchange
Since Aron Epp took on the title of sous chef at Amsterdam Tea Room in 2020, he has brilliantly transformed the already impressive menu into a Dutch-inspired small plate paradise.
Born in the bustling city of Buenos Aires, chef Alfonso is passionate about bringing a taste of his homeland to Winnipeg
Chef turned entrepreneur with a passion for flavour, homemade pasta and bringing people together in a charming, elevated Winnipeg bistro
Soga Soap’s whimsical artisan skincare products are gentle on the skin and a feast for the eyes. It all started as a mere hobby.
Accidental Winnipegger & owner of the Kings Head, Chris Graves was relocating to Vancouver when his car broke down near Thunder Bay.
Natassia Bezoplenko-Brazeau connected to the wild around her. When she did, she discovered the potential in plants… and herself. She began making soap and body care products as a teenager. After attending the University of…