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274 Garry St. OPEN EMAIL
What people are saying: Your place is my venue of choice when the question is, “where should we go?” and here is why: 1) It is not pretentious, stuck-up, snobby, or takes itself seriously in any way; 2) Maintains a balanced sense of arts and culture in Winnipeg, without going down the path described in (1) that most places have; 3) Food is reasonably priced. And considering the quality, is downright cheap; 4) I can eat there (gluten-free options), and peanut allergy people can relax and eat there too, as can those avoiding dairy, like vegans; it truly is amazing how accessible your menu is.; 5) Open late; 6) On several good bus routes, and if not taking a bus, the parking options are reasonable. I could go on, but I’m sensing your ego might just explode. You and Candace have done an amazing job. Your place is EXACTLY the kind of place that Winnipeg needed. - Helen Konrad, Wolseley
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NOAH'S BARKAqua Books matched all Noah's Bark Social ticket sales made in-store from Jan 16/07 through Feb 3/07. We raised a total of $270 for National Service Dogs, including matching funds from Aqua Books. From 7-9:30 was family friendly, with two drum shows (Hand Drum Rhythms and insisto), auction, popcorn cart, etc. The dance at 9:30 had a great dj. There was a full bar the whole time. Other than the lack of synchro swimmers, acrobatics, Las Vegas and costuming, it was just like a Cirque show. Noah is an 8-year-old boy with severe autism. He has difficulties with communication and social interaction, and is a flight risk. This summer, Noah escaped the house and was hit by an SUV. Luckily, he escaped with only a fractured skull and femur and is already out of his wheelchair and on the mend. We need help to make sure this doesn’t happen again. National Service Dogs focuses on providing service dogs to families who have children with autism. These dogs increase safety levels for children with autism and improve children's behaviour and socialization skills by acting as a constant companion and ambassador for the child. It takes $18,000 to raise and train a service dog. NSD is a non-profit registered charity and while National Service Dogs does not require the recipient families to pay for the training, they depend on donations to keep this program viable. Please consider partnering with us to bring new hope and help to Noah. For more information, visit National Service Dogs. 
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