18+ Event
NO COVER
First set at 9:30pm
WOMEN HELPING WOMEN 2026
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What Is Women Helping Women? For over a decade, the Women Helping Women event has brought the community together to raise awareness, funds and critical items for Winnipeg and Manitoba’s most utilized shelters and support programs.
These life-saving organizations assist families, women and children impacted by or transitioning from domestic violence situations every day in our Province.
Women Helping Women 2026
Join us at The Park Theatre on Sunday, November 22, 2026, for an evening of live entertainment, speakers and conversation in support of domestic safe spaces in Manitoba.
Women Helping Women brings the community together to raise awareness of domestic violence and support the shelters and programs that help women and children find safety. With inspiration, connection and empowerment at its heart, this event offers a chance to enjoy a night out while supporting an important cause.
Throughout the evening, enjoy live entertainment, hear from speakers and connect with others in the community. A resource table will also be available for anyone interested in learning more about support services.
Bring a friend, join the conversation and help support safer communities.
Event Details
Date: Sunday, November 22, 2026
Venue: The Park Theatre — 698 Osborne Street, Winnipeg
Doors: 630 PM
Tickets: $20
Support Tickets: $10
Learn more: womenhelpingwomenevent.ca Donations: Womenhelpingwomenevent@gmail.com
$11.55 - $54.75
TONERIDERS @ the Curtis Gordon Hotel
— (EST, UTC-05) — (EST, UTC-05)
TONERIDERS at the Curtis Gordon Hotel
18+
TONERIDERS @ the Curtis Gordon Hotel
— (EST, UTC-05) — (EST, UTC-05)
TONERIDERS at the Curtis Gordon Hotel
18+
TBA
— (CDT, UTC-05) — (CDT, UTC-05)
bio
Toneriders are a high-energy dance band built for festival stages and intimate gatherings alike. Blending instantly recognizable pop and rock hits with a modern, high-impact live sound. The Toneriders deliver upbeat and interactive performances designed to keep audiences moving from the first song to the last. No filler, no dead air — just momentum. Fronted by Ojibwa descendant Métis powerhouse vocalist Julie Mondor, the band features Jakki Woodcroft (keyboards & vocals), Orvis Thomas of Pimicikamak Cree Nation (guitar & vocals), Mark Bannister (drums & vocals), and Greg Guinan (Greggy Gee) (bass & vocals). Together, they combine tight musicianship, strong pacing, and crowd-focused energy that translates perfectly to any and all stages and events.