Winnipeg Beach Community Centre hosts chili dinner and dance Jan. 24

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The Winnipeg Beach Community Centre is inviting residents to beat the winter blues at its first-ever Winter Warm Up Chili Dinner and Dance on Jan. 24.

For $30 per person, attendees can enjoy a hearty bowl of handmade chili prepared by local staff using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The meal also includes garlic bread, salad and a drink of choice, either alcoholic or non-alcoholic. Additional beverages will be available for purchase throughout the evening. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., dinner is served at 6 p.m. and dancing begins at 7 p.m..

Winnipeg Beach recreation assistant Steffanie Blair says she is excited to bring the new event to the community.

“[It’s about] bringing people within our community and surrounding communities together,” said Blair. “To me, chili is a comfort meal and the perfect way to warm up during our cold Manitoba winters.”

The dinner and dance is open to people of all ages, with proceeds supporting future programming at the Winnipeg Beach Community Centre. Staff hope to sell 75 tickets and make the evening a memorable celebration for everyone.

“Our main goal is to provide an enjoyable night out for all those in attendance and to get our communities excited about current and future local events,” Blair added. “Community support is essential so we can continue offering new programs and events for everyone.”

Entertainment for the evening includes live music by Double Bourbon Duo, as well as a door prize raffle, with every ticketholder automatically entered.

To purchase tickets, call 204-389-5126 or email programs@winnipegbeach.ca. Payment options include e-transfer, cash or cheque. No physical tickets will be issued; names will be added to a guest list once payment is received.

“Strengthening social bonds and bringing neighbours together is important,” said Blair. “Winter can feel lonely for some, and sharing food, music and dance can truly warm the soul. Get ready to put on your dancing shoes!”

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