Style was there Winter 2025

Carolyn and Ted Geddert of HOLZ Constructors/HOLZ Prefab take a break at the celebration of the opening of their fabulous prefab infill home.

Chef Rob (L) & Lisa Lester at the opening of the Bronx, a prefab home designed & built by HOLZ Constructors. Chef Rob served up incredible food while guests explored the modern, eco-friendly living option.

Geraldine De Braune of GDB Coaching (L) moderated a panel discussion with Judy Coy & her daughters Georgia, Hannah & Arden, owners of Osborne Village businesses Silver Lotus, Hen,
Small Mercies & Saints Café as part of the series.

WeMB managing director Alanna Keefe (L) joins Style’s Lisa Lester (R) at WeMB Business Breakfast Series at the Manitoba Museum of Human Rights: Supporting Women in Business and building community connections at every stage.

L-R: Lorene Peters, Koreena Grywinski & Jessica Keus donned their capes to participate in the Suspended. Superheroes event while creating unforgettable memories for kids & their families.

Pow! Bam! Wow! The 4th annual Suspended Superheroes event saw these brave volunteers rappel down the outer walls of HSC Children’s Hospital to bring smiles to young patients and raise $87,000 for Child Life Programming.

Faith Stone (clinic manager) and Melodie Kosowan (esthetician) draw prizes during the grand opening of Concordia Aesthetics.

Celebrating the grand opening of Concordia Aesthetics, a new clinic featuring EMFACE®, a non-invasive facial lifting & toning process. Here, technician Olya Myhalatyuk performs an EMFACE live demo.

Raising the No. 33 banner to the rafters of the Canada Life Centre to honour the legacy of homegrown hoops star Chad Posthumus. Mayor Gillingham also designated Donald St between Portage & Graham as “Chad Posthumus Way.”

L-R: Mayor Scott Gillingham, Charles Posthumus and Mike Morreale, former Commissioner of the Canadian Elite Basketball League at the Winnipeg Sea Bears home opener, where they honoured Charles’s son, the late Chad Posthumus.

Canadian singer-songwriter Sarah McLachlin performed to an enthusiastic audience attending her epic concert at Canada Life Centre.

L-R: Style’s Lisa Lester hangs out with The Other Side of Fame actors Newton Mayenge from Los Angeles and Sveva Alviti of Italy.

Lisa Lester (L) with director and filmmaker Erik Bernard, who was in Winnipeg for the filming of his romantic drama feature, The Other Side of Fame.

Author Miriam Toews at the book signing of her
memoir, A Truce that is Not Peace, at McNally Robinson Booksellers.

Author Miriam Toews (R) enjoys a poignant performance by Winnipeg musicians Christine Fellows (L) and John Samson Fellows (C) at McNally Robinson Booksellers to celebrate
Toews’ new memoir.

September 30 is a statutory day of remembrance and learning, with many people attending The Forks event wearing orange to remember the children who were taken; that every child matters.

Remembering and honouring the survivors of residential schools, their families and communities at Oodena Circle at The Forks on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

The Hot and Dirty Dance Party at the Park Theatre featured the unstoppable talents of the Dirty Catfish Brass Band and Dr. Hotbottom.

No sleep…just art. Winnipeg’s contemporary art scene shone bright at the much-anticipated annual Nuit Blanche Winnipeg 2025.

(L) Award-winning author Lauren Carter at the launch of her new thriller The Longest Night at McNally Robinson Booksellers, alongside Style’s Christine Hanlon.

The winning dish from Nola/Bar Accanto’s Emily Butcher at Canada’s Great Kitchen Party. Butcher will compete at the Canadian Culinary Championship in Ottawa in late January 2026.

Style’s Christine Hanlon (L) was a lucky guest judge at Canada’s Great Kitchen Party held at the RBC Convention Centre. The event celebrates Winnipeg’s culinary talent & ensures Manitoba youth have equitable access to music education
& sport opportunities.