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Keystone Partners with McCain Foods and Westman Communications Group to Introduce Recyclable Aluminum Cups

Sloan heading to Brandon’s WMCA for a concert

Vincent Massey High School Proudly Presents: Grease: School Edition

Keystone Centre Unveils “Seat of Truth” to Promote Truth and Reconciliation in Westoba Place

Announcing The Connecting Westman Tour Loge Box

Food Truck Warz 2024, a look back in photos

Smoked & Sauced takes home top honors at this year’s Food Truck Warz in Brandon

Amazing food on tap this weekend at the Keystone Centre

Precision Toyota Reels and Wheels Drive Inn movie theatre experience returns

Prairie Toyota Dealers Reels on Wheels Tour - Brandon, MB July 02. Watch " Jumanji: The Next Level" on a 4-story screen! This is a "by donation" event with the suggested donation amount being $30.00 per vehicle but PLEASE only donate IF YOU CAN. There is a minimum donation fee of $1 to secure a ticket. 100% of ALL donations collected will go to our benefiting charity: Westman Dreams for Kids. Prairie Toyota Dealers and Precision Toyota in partnership with Fresh Air Cinema are offering a free movie night in your community. Show up in your car, tune into our FM frequency and watch a movie under the stars. Gates open at 7:30pm sharp and the movie will begin at approximately 9:30pm. This is a 'by donation' event, however, tickets are still required. Tickets are per car, not per person! Tickets are limited and purchases at the gate will not be allowed. Social Distancing rules MUST be followed. Fresh Air Cinema is an Outdoor Movie Company that has been hosting outdoor movie events since 2006. Their events are primarily free to the public and/or by donation with the purpose of raising funds for local community charities. Tickets can be on cell phones or paper. If you acquire a ticket but your plans change and you cannot attend, PLEASE give us as much notice as possible so that we can give your ticket to someone else on the waitlist. This is a one time event in your community so we want to make sure all spots are being used. By attending the event and visiting our team onsite, you will have a chance to enter to win a 1-year lease of a 2021 Tundra or Tacoma. Stay tuned for other great prizes! SOCIAL DISTANCING POLICIES: All policies outlined reflect the guidelines provided by the Provincial Health Authority and are subject to change as social distance guidelines change. - We encourage guests to use washrooms before attending the event. There will be washrooms at the venue. - No Drugs, alcohol or smoking at the event. - When arriving at the venue, please ensure you have your ticket in hand and be prepared to show this to the check-in agent as we will need to scan the barcode to check you in. - If this event is canceled for any reason, we will do our best to reschedule it. However, there will be no refunds for any donations that are made. By acquiring a ticket, you are agreeing to the above terms and conditions. NO REFUNDS, as all donations go towards the charity. Event details and ticket information. Location Keystone Centre 1175 18th Street Brandon, MB

Food Truck Warz plans to return to Brandon in September

BDNMB.CA is pleased to announce that Food Truck Warz 4 will take place September 16th – 19th / 2021 at the Keystone Centre and will offer 26 Food Trucks from all over Manitoba. In addition Select Shows will return to Food Truck Warz with a much bigger midway than we had in 2019. Other plans such as music and a beer gardens are now being organized. Food Trucks and Vendors please contact: Jody Sass – jody@bdnmb.ca Darryl Wolski – darryl@bdnmb.ca www.foodtruckwarz.com www.bdnmb.ca www.twitter.com/bdnmbca www.instagram.com/foodtruckwarz We would thank our corporate partners Q Country 91.5FM - Star FM Brandon – Westman Dreams For Kids Foundation Inc – Keystone Centre - Fusion Credit Union and Westman Communications Group C & C Rentals LTD Most importantly, when and only when restrictions allow, Food Truck Warz will be a safe place for you, your friends and family. *The event will only take place pending government approval and when restrictions will allow. Safety protocols and procedures will be announced at a later date and will be in place for you, your friends and family. *The event will only take place pending government approval and when restrictions will allow. Safety protocols and procedures will be announced at a later date and will be in place for the event.

Trailer for movie shot in Brandon and area has been released

The first ever trailer for Whispers in the Wheat, a movie that was filmed in Brandon and a farmyard in Rossendale, was recently released. The film, written and directed by Alec Chambers of Muddy River Productions, is a story about a "young con-man who gets more than he bargained for when he searches for his late father's final score." Chambers tells bdnmb.ca that he first had the concept for the movie while attending the Vancouver Film School in 2019-2020. Upon returning to Manitoba in March of 2020, he expanded his initial vision for the movie. It was around that time he reached out to Miles Crossman (The Grand Illusion Film Company) who served as the movie's producer. Once a location for filming was established in July, Chambers said things came together really quickly and he basically had 3-weeks to write the final script. A link to the video trailer can be found here. For Crossman the opportunity to work on the project was important for many reasons including building community and creating art. The entire film was recorded from Aug 15-Aug 31 (2020) and production started in March of this year. Approximately 30 people worked on putting the film together. Two of the lead actors are based out of British Columbia while the rest if the cast is entirely from Manitoba. The movie is being submitted for consideration to various film festivals, with an expected release date for later in the fall. For the latest updates, please follow the movie's Facebook page here.
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Rockin’ The Fields of Minnedosa postponed to 2022

The classic rock sounds of RFM will once again be placed on pause, as the organizers of the event have made the difficult but necessary decision to postpone the planned 2021 festival to 2022. “We continue to consult with government authorities but restrictions and suggested summer guidelines for events in Manitoba are making the planning of the 2021 festival, which was scheduled for July 30, 31, Aug 1, difficult if not impossible,” said Al Logan, President of Rockin’ The Fields of Minnedosa, adding “The safety and comfort level of our patrons, volunteers, artists and staff are some of the driving factors behind the postponement.” Promoter of the event, Rob Waloschuk of Performance Promotions has been juggling artists and schedules since the onslaught of COVID-19 in March of 2020. “It’s been a challenging time for the music industry, but we are overwhelmed by the support of patrons and the local community, which will just make 2022 that much more of a success.” Dates for 2022 are July 29, 30, 31. Organizers are thrilled to announce that Our Lady Peace have reconfirmed and are slated to perform at the 2022 festival. More lineup details will be released in the coming months. All tickets purchased for 2020/21 will be valid for 2022. In the coming weeks, current ticket purchasers will be emailed with ticket roll-over information and exclusive incentives for current ticket holders ONLY, as well as refund options.(RFM Media Release)

Dauphin’s Countryfest 2021 postponed due to Covid-19 pandemic

Based on ongoing consultations with the Province of Manitoba, Dauphin’s Countryfest has made the difficult decision to postpone the 2021 festival to 2022. “Planning the festival takes well over a year from preparing the site to be home to over 10,000 patrons to coordinating over 1300 volunteers” said President Ann Ransom. “The uncertainty of the right COVID-19 protocols to have in place to ensure the safety of festival goers, just leaves us with no choice but to hold off on welcoming everyone back to the hill this summer.” “Dauphin’s Countryfest has a significant economic impact to the business and volunteer community. We have a responsibility to Dauphin, and the surrounding communities, to bring the festival back in 2022.” said Ransom. “The board and staff are excitedly making big plans for July 1 – 3, 2022.” “Although this isn’t the news anyone wants to hear, we are taking the opportunity to refresh the festival for 2022,” said General Manager Rob Waloschuk, noting some exciting changes are being planned. He continues to work with the province and health authorities and is confident live music events will be a reality soon. “While there may not be a festival as we know it this year, we are currently planning on presenting some smaller scale ‘Covid Safe’ events throughout the summer, all based on public health guidelines.” The 2022 lineup is in the works, but fans will be happy to know that Johnny Reid has reconfirmed for next years’ festival. Incentives for patrons that leave their tickets in for 2022 include an exclusive performance by Corb Lund, among others. Details on all ticket processes and more exclusive incentives will be going out via email directly to all ticket holders in the next week to ten days.(Countryfest Release)