/ 2026 Fall Fundraiser
EVENT INFORMATION | TICKETS | SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES | GALLERY
EVENT INFORMATION
Heritage Winnipeg’s 2026 Fall Fundraiser
Thursday, October 1st, 2026
The Former Glasgow House at 34 Middle Gate
6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Join us for an amazing evening at the former Glasgow House, a deserving winner at Heritage Winnipeg’s 2025 Annual Preservation Awards. Enjoy live music, wine, hors d’oeuvres from Bergmann’s on Lombard, and a fireside chat with owners, Wins and Rae Bridgman!
Constructed in 1911, this home has been a fundamental part of the Armstrong’s Point neighbourhood, Winnipeg’s first Heritage Conservation District. Between the 1980s to the 2020s, the Thomson family maintained the home. Unfortunately, a chimney fire occurred in 2020, severely damaging the the home. Alongside Priority Restoration, the Thomsons restored each element of the home after the fire. The current owners nominated the Thomsons for Heritage Winnipeg’s 2025 Annual Preservation Awards, celebrating their hard work and dedication to restoring the home. This is a story that serves as a great reminder of the importance of protecting Winnipeg’s historic places!
Celebrate heritage, community, and preservation at our Fall Fundraiser, hosted in this beautiful historic home!
TICKETS
No physical or digital tickets will be issued, there will be a guest list at the door.
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
Purchase your tickets before September 2nd at 5:00 pm and receive 20% off the regular ticket price!
REGULAR PRICE TICKETS
Regular price tickets are $150 each.
STUDENT SPEICAL
Available starting September 3rd, current students save 40% off the regular ticket price!
AVALIBLE SEPTEMBER 3RD
If you cannot attend but would still like to support Heritage Winnipeg’s important work, please consider making a donation!
Thank you for supporting Heritage Winnipeg!
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Armstrong’s Point between 1910 and 1920. From the Martin Berman Postcard Collection, cropped (public domain via Winnipeg Public Library).
When you become a Fall Fundraiser sponsor, Heritage Winnipeg is able to continue its important work! All funds raised through the event allow us to:
• advocate for historic buildings in crisis
• provide resources and support for building owners, government, media and the public
• collaborate with like-minded organizations
• promote built heritage through local events
• provide opportunities for employment, volunteering and education
• help build community and more!
GALLERY
Images of Glasgow House at 34 Middle Gate from Heritage Winnipeg’s 2025 Annual Preservation Awards.