Winnipeg, MB

Hargrave Street Market

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Hargrave Street Market is a downtown food hall and event destination at True North Square with live ensembles, DJs and special-event programming. A 2026 Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra woodwinds performance shows that the space can support musicianship-focused sets as well as jazz, R&B and event music. The crowd is likely to be broad and mobile, with food and social activity happening around the performance. Acts that can create a clear musical center without demanding a traditional seated-concert environment should work best.

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21+
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DJ, Jazz, R&B
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242 Hargrave St, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0T8, Canada

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