Jazz Winnipeg is the proud producer of the TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival in downtown Winnipeg. In 2026, the Festival runs from June 16th to 21st.

The Festival relies on a huge team of volunteers like you.

READY to Volunteer? Whether you are returning to help or you are a new volunteer, please fill in the Jazz Winnipeg application, so you can be matched up with your ideal crew.

Jazz Festival Time Commitment: All Jazz Winnipeg Volunteers are asked to commit to a minimum of 12-16 volunteer hours over the course of the Festival and attend 1.5 hours of training.

Learn more about each volunteer position, and fill in an application today!

Come say hello to dogs from the St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Program. Spending time with animals can help us feel better. They can help lower stress, help our bodies relax, and make us feel less lonely. They can also help make us feel happy.

• Where: EDC – Atrium
• When: Tuesday April 28, 2026, 11:30 am to 1 pm

NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Gather your friends, family, or classmates for a board game night designed for fun, friendly competition, and connection. Whether you love quick party games or enjoy settling in for a more strategic challenge, there will be a variety of games to explore and new people to meet.

Drop in, grab a seat at a table that catches your eye, and enjoy an easygoing evening of laughter, teamwork, and play.

No experience required, just come ready to have fun.

• When: April 21, 4PM-7PM
• Where: Dining Hall, The Roblin Centre

Visit the Campus Well-Being website for more information.

The Winnipeg Football Club is currently hiring for seasonal, part-time and event-day positions  

across stadium operations, food and beverage, retail, guest experience and event support.  

They are also looking for Volunteers to be Fan Ambassadors. 

• When: Saturday, April 11th, 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM 

• Where: Princess Auto Stadium, 315 Chancellor Matheson Road
  • Enter Through Bomber Store at Gate 1 

• Applicants should bring their resume, photo ID, and Smart Choices certificate if applicable. 

Visit the Blue Bombers website for more information. 

On March 2, the Centre for Newcomer Integration (CNI) at RRC Polytech welcomed students, staff and community members to the third RED Talks event. The evening created space for conversation, shared experiences and opportunities for students to build confidence through meaningful dialogue. 

RED Talks features short presentations followed by small-group discussions. The format allows language learners to hear from experienced leaders while practising English in a supportive and welcoming environment. This session highlighted stories of resilience and transformation and reminded students that growth often begins during moments of challenge and change. 

Students, instructors and guests gathered at RRC Polytech’s Roundhouse on Feb. 26 for RED Talks Internationally Educated Health Professionals (IEHPs) an evening designed to help learners build confidence using English while discussing topics related to working in Canada’s health-care system. 

Hosted by the Centre for Newcomer Integration (CNI), the event featured short presentations from internationally educated health professionals followed by small-group discussions at each table. The format allowed students to listen, reflect and practise speaking in a supportive environment. 

February marks “I Love to Read” Month, a celebration that encourages readers of all ages to discover new stories and build a lifelong love of reading. In that spirit, RRC Polytech’s Centre for Newcomer Integration (CNI) welcomed students to a book exchange on Feb. 9-10, 2026, in the Round House Auditorium.  

The two-day event invited CNI students to select books donated by the community, helping many newcomers begin or expand their home libraries. 

On February 20, 2026, the Centre for Newcomer Integration (CNI) at RRC Polytech welcomed newcomers, students and community members to the Roundhouse Auditorium for a citizenship information session delivered in collaboration with Building Bridges for Newcomers and Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).  

The Centre for Newcomer Integration (CNI) is bringing back RED Talks this March, continuing a student-focused event designed to help learners build confidence using English in real-world settings. 

RED Talks features short, live presentations followed by small-group discussions. The format introduces students to lecture-style learning in an interactive and supportive environment where they can share ideas, explore new perspectives and strengthen their communication skills. 

By combining inspiring speakers with guided discussion, RED Talks encourages students to see English not just as a classroom subject, but as a tool for connection, leadership and opportunity.

Event Details 

Date: Monday, March 2, 2026 
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 
Location: Roundhouse Auditorium, Exchange District Campus (319 Elgin Ave.) 
Cost: Free for CNI students and staff 

What to Expect 

The morning will feature: 

• Short live presentations from experienced leaders and community builders 

• Facilitated small-group discussions where students can practise English, ask questions and reflect on key ideas 

• A welcoming, student-centred environment designed specifically for language learners 

RED Talks supports language development through authentic experiences. Students are encouraged to listen actively, participate in discussions, and build confidence speaking in a group setting. 

February 9 to February 27.

Speak to your instructor to register for these seminars