SOLD OUT

But we’ve just added a Matinee on the same day! Check it out here.

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Doors - 7:00pm
Show - 8:00pm

All Ages

$30-$35

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Folk, Roots, Rock.

For fans of: Beverly Glen Copeland, Martin Sexton, The Good Lovelies, JP Hoe, The Band

Friends, we’re back with an additional Red Moon Road show! Their Dec 13th evening show sold out, and luckily we are able to also fit in a 2:00 Matinee that same day! The Matinee will be a relaxed performance. Children 6 and under enter free. 

What is a relaxed performance? 

Relaxed performances are designed for families, young children, and anyone who would benefit from a chill atmosphere where the volume is a little lower, the lights are on dim, and where the din of kids, stimming, and people coming in and out of the room is A-ok. 

• Sensory adjustments: Sound is a bit lower, house lights are kept on dim. 

• Setup adjustments: We’ll have a kids’ area in one corner of the theatre. 

• Casual audience environment: A relaxed attitude toward noise and movement, allowing for things like stimming, vocalizations, fidgeting, and kids playing. The audience for this kind of show is louder than usual, allowing for kids and folks with special needs to enjoy the show, along with their adults and caregivers. 

• Flexible entry and exit: Audience members are welcome to enter and exit the theatre as needed.

• Quieter space: The lobby will be a quieter space, great if people need a break. 

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Doors - 1:00pm
Show - 2:00pm

All Ages

$15-$35 (Children 6 and under enter free)

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Viva Manitoba Festival

A Manitoba-made celebration of Latinidad.

Get ready, Manitoba! The fiesta is back and bigger than ever! 

After our completely sold-out celebration in April, we've evolved! We are thrilled to introduce the VIVA MANITOBA FESTIVAL - The Soul of Latin America in the Heart of Canada!

Mark your calendars for Saturday, December 6th, 2025, at the legendary West End Cultural Centre! 

We're expanding our vision to celebrate the rich, multicultural fabric of our province and the diverse tapestry of Latin American cultures that call it home. Get ready for an immersive experience of the sights, sounds, and flavors that make Latin America so magical. 

Join us for an unforgettable night featuring:

Electrifying Live Music: The dance floor will be calling your name! We are proud to present two phenomenal headliners:

• Mariachi Rio Rojo: Be enchanted by the powerful, soul-stirring sounds of authentic Mexican mariachi.

• Curubandé All-Star Salsa Band: Get ready to move to the explosive and irresistible rhythms of this sensational salsa powerhouse! 

• Authentic Latin American Flavours: Embark on a culinary journey! Indulge in a delicious array of food and drinks representing the very best of Latin American cuisine. Your taste buds are in for a treat! 

Spectacular Dance Performances: Prepare to be mesmerized by vibrant performances showcasing the passion and energy of Latin dance.

A Fiesta for Everyone: This is an all-ages event! Bring your friends, family, and loved ones to share in a joyous celebration of community and culture.

Doors - 6:30pm (more time to eat!)
Show - 8:00pm

All Ages

$30-$35

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BAH HUMBUG, BROTHER

WPW presents STOOGED 2: A Wrestling Christmas Carol The Chizzled Champ Chad Daniels is WPW’s own Ebenezer Stooge, while the rest of Solid Gold may be the ghosts of wrestling’s past, present, and future.

The landscape of WPW has changed completely — three new champions were crowned and a dominant new faction was born at RUMBLE IN THE BURT 3.

🎄 On December 5, we kick off the holiday season and celebrate 7 years of Winnipeg Professional Wrestling!

🎟️ Tickets on sale Friday, November 14 at 10AM 🔗 Available exclusively on Eventbrite 🚪 6PM 🔔 7PM

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Doors - 6:00pm
Show - 7:00pm

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SOLD OUT!

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Queer BINGO!

QUEER BINGO returns to the West End Cultural Centre! In support of Like That, Sunshine House's drop-in for 2SLGBTQIA+ folks!

Enjoy drag performances, good company and bingo! Just $20 gets you a stack of cards to play bingo all night. No advance sales — door only!

Gender neutral and wheelchair accessible washrooms

All are welcome / Come as you are!

The show is intended for adults, but the West End Cultural Centre is an all-ages venue, so anyone may attend.

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Doors - 6:00pm
Show - 6:30pm

All Ages

$20

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An homage to a pillar of our music community John Prentice. A man who dedicated himself to empowerment and inclusion of new voices in Manitoba. 

The musician community wants to dedicate songs in his honour and remember what we all learned form his kindness and dedication to community.

Join us to raise a glass for John. 

Featuring Al Simmons, Leaf Rapids Raine Hamilton, Scott Nolan, Casati , The Mariachi Ghost, Cara Luft , The Barthouse Band, Sol James, Johnny Moonbeam, Cairde, James Culleton The Duhks and Juvel

Doors - 12:00pm
Show - 1:00pm-4:00pm

All Ages

Pay what you can. Suggested donation $20. Tickets available online and at the door.

Instrumental synth rock

We're Only Here for the Snacks are quite possibly the world’s best (only?) 13-year-old instrumental dual synth indie rock band. Their unique sound blends electro indie pop, rock, punk, and jazz into an energetic style with intricate melodies and catchy riffs. We're Only Here for the Snacks simultaneously brings the noise, the groove, and an infectious youthful energy to the stage, that music fans of all ages can tap their toes, clap their hands and bang their heads to. Their debut self-titled LP, Missed our Stop, which was recorded and mixed by Jason Tait at Traditional Grip Audio and J. Riley Hill at No Fun Club, will be released on November 21, 2025.

Joining We're Only Here for the Snacks on stage will be some of Winnipeg's best young bands: garage rockers Ardere, alternative/punk rock band Paradise on Fire and indie/60s pop band Kola Kola Pop and the Soda Cans.  

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Doors - 4:00pm
Show - 5:00pm
This show will run until about 8:30pm

All Ages

$10-$20

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Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra (WJO)

In 1964 Stan Getz and vocalist Astrud Gilberto introduced American audiences to the Bossa Nova with their Grammy-winning record. The record was a commercial and artistic triumph and started a bonafide craze. Join the Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra (WJO), with vocalist Amber Epp, saxaphoneist Paul Balcain, and Brazilian guitarist Emmanuel Bach and Marco Castillo for the wild tale of Bossa Nova’s arrival in North America.

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Doors - 7:00pm
Show - 7:30pm

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AANM's Curated Exhibitions 2025

In collaboration with Arts AccessAbility Network Manitoba with support from the Manitoba Arts Council and Canada Council for the Arts, we bring you The New Customs Live at the West End Cultural Centre.

Join us for an evening of incredible music at an amazing venue! This show is free, so bring your family, friends, and loved ones and let The New Customs serenade you throughout the night.

About The New Customs:
Hardly afraid of the “F Word”, The New Customs are proud to call themselves FOLK! Deeply rooted in the tradition of capturing a story in a song, the Indie-Folk duo take a bold and evocative approach to songwriting. With two strong voices, guitar, mandolin and fiddle in hand, Emma Cloney & Dale Brown use their anthemic heart and Americana backbone to charm audiences with a bombastic electrifying sound. (sources: https://www.thenewcustoms.com/, @thenewcustoms)

This show is part of AANM's Curated Exhibitions 2025 - 2026. For more information about AANM and our events, please visit the link in our bio.

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Doors - 6:00pm
Show - 7:00pm

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FREE!

w/ Two Crows for Comfort and Ila Barker

For fans of folk harmonies, rock/roots

Co-presented by The WECC and Good and Plenty Arts Collective

Calling all caregivers, this show is for YOU AND YOURS! Those who spend time as a caregiver know how difficult it can be to get out and enjoy local music. So the WECC has partnered with Good + Plenty Arts Collective to bring you The Music Cocoon, a concert series that brings you the local music you love while prioritizing families, those with sensory needs, and anyone who wants to catch a show in a safe, flexible, nurturing environment. Good + Plenty Arts Collective is grateful to Balancing Act Canada for guidance and resources for The Music Cocoon. 

What you can expect:

- music played live from your favourite local bands (NOT "kids music", the bands' original music--no baby shark here!)

- quieter music levels and soft lighting

- chairs in multiple seating arrangements

- ribbons, pom poms, and other fun toys

- a Chill Room off the front lobby designated for feeding infants, self-regulation, and de-stimulation

Doors - 12:30pm
Show - 1:30pm

All Ages

$10-$20

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Latin Folk

For fans of Mercedes Sosa, Joni Mitchell, Natalia Lafourcade, Sarah McLachlan, Lila Downs

Onna Lou, the Argentinian-Canadian singer-songwriter based in Winnipeg, is set to unveil her third studio album, “Quiero verte volar”, on November 15th, 2025 with a show presented by The West End Cultural Centre. This highly anticipated album was created with the support of the Manitoba Arts Council and Manitoba Film and Music, and marks a significant milestone in her musical journey.

The album launch will be celebrated with a special performance featuring a seven-piece ensemble, including a string quintet and long time partner multi-instrumentalist Julián Vidal who co-arranged and co-produced the album with Onna Lou. This unique format showcases Onna Lou's distinctive fusion of Latin American roots and classical composition, creating a sonically exquisite experience that transcends traditional folk-pop boundaries.

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Doors - 7:00pm
Show - 8:00pm

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$25-$30

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Storytelling, music, art installation, hands on. Heartbreak and longing through music, art and handicrafts.

This Digital Detox show is the first in a series. Let’s leave our devices behind and be deeply present together.

From Daniela Fernandez, the artist: “Ay, Corazon” translates as “ay, my heart!” It is an expression of pain for unrequited love. However, it is also a magical realist vision of romance and what hides within it. It is a collection of textile pieces and sculptures handcrafted by an artist grappling with what love has meant to me. The pieces commemorate the ephemeral beauty of the dreams we build when we fall for someone; they also touch on the toxic way romantic love is often understood. This show is very much rooted in Latin America with its art, aesthetics and homage to the tradition of the overwrought melodramatic love story.

As a trilingual person, my experience of love has been filtered through media in English, Spanish and French. This meant that the playlist that inspired the work also spans different languages. I’ve also spent a lot of time chasing love in venues like late night cafes, bars, and arts venues like the WECC. The concept behind the show is to take singers who speak each of the languages and have them pick two songs from my list to interpret, but then let them tell their own musical stories about love to share with the audience. Arielle Beaupré, Gabriela Ocejo and Flora Luna were chosen for their ability to truly capture rare depths of emotion in a way that breaks past the superficial. It was an important way for me to bring together my linguistic communities meaningfully.

Presented in the low lights of the WECC, the glitter of the pieces contributes to an atmosphere where you will be immersed in a world of bright colours and vivid emotions, but also be safe in the warm community of the venue and the people around you. Make a craft, listen to a song, drink a hot chocolate, and know that where you are there is so much love.

Doors - 7:00pm
Show - 8:00pm

All Ages

$20-$25

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Fundraiser for 1JustCity

Geoffrey Owen and friends performs “A Concert for Bill” In memory of a dedicated volunteer.

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Doors - 6:30pm
Show - 7:30pm

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Savio has had to postpone this show for travel reasons. He and his team are not able to make it to Winnipeg, so we’re rescheduling to a new date in the Spring. All ticket holders will be refunded.

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Wonderstruck is an unforgettable night where the ordinary gets turned on its head, and you get pulled into the mystery.

Starring Savio Joseph, Canada’s Got Talent finalist and one of the most in-demand performers in the country, this one-man theatrical experience combines masterful sleight of hand, impossible predictions, and audience interaction that will have you saying, “Wait… how did he just do that?”

“WORLD class.” – Simon Cowell

"You are MAGICAL" – Howie Mandel 

“I ADORE everything about you.” – Lilly Singh

“My jaw was on the floor the entire time.” – Someone who now questions reality on a daily basis

Savio has performed for celebrities, CEOs, and sold-out theatres. But in Wonderstruck, you’re not just watching the show - you are the show. From predicting decisions before they’re made to revealing secrets no one could possibly know, this is a night where the magic happens all around you.

Runtime is 90 minutes. Family friendly. Recommended for ages 12+, though younger kids are welcome.

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Doors - 6:00pm
Show - 7:00pm

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$35-$50

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Folk, vocal harmonies

For fans of The Staves, The Wailin’ Jennies, Madrigaia, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Peter Paul and Mary

This internationally touring band of celebrated songwriters greet every stage with a genuine, quirky presence and unbottled chemistry. Their sibling harmonies and familial banter quickly connect them to their audience. Whether The Pairs are playing an intimate house concert or a sold-out show at a Performing Arts Centre, these classically trained vocalists make it their mission to employ three-part harmony and honest storytelling as the mighty tools that soften and connect us. The Pairs are releasing their fourth studio this fall. This record aims to encapsulate the authentic, minimalistic, and acoustic style performances the trio has become known for.

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Doors - 7:00pm
Show - 8:00pm

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$25-$30

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Folk, singer-songwriter. For fans of Tom Petty, Gordon Lightfoot, John Prine

The West End Cultural Centre is proud to present Coming Home - an intimate night of songs and stories from four prairie songwriters whose roots run deep in Manitoba.

Coming home matters to this crew, especially when they’ve been away for a while. Logan has been living, studying, and working in The Yukon, and Richard has been living that songwriter life on the fields of Alberta. We haven’t heard from them for years now, and they’re finally coming home to Manitoba, where their roots run the deepest.

Logan McKillop and Richard Inman share the stage, alongside prairie pals Colton McKillop and Martin Finnie. It will be a special evening that celebrates the spirit of homecoming - returning to the places and people that shape us. With honest storytelling and a blend of folk, country, and roots traditions, these artists bring a heartfelt soundtrack to prairie life.

Join us for a night that feels like gathering around a kitchen table with old friends. Coming Home at the WECC honours the bonds of friendship, family, and the Manitoba roots that continue to inspire these artists.

Doors - 7:00pm
Show - 8:00pm

All Ages

$20-$25

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