Galentine’s Day Mixer

Mix, mingle and make a difference!

Join us for a Galentine’s Day mixer at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. You’ll enjoy a signature cocktail, tasty bites and a festive atmosphere with music by Mama Cutsworth. Girls just want to have FUNdamental human rights, which is why the Museum is the perfect place to raise a glass and feel empowered with your favourite gals.

You’ll also be able to buy raffle tickets for a chance to win one of three fabulous prizes!

Date: Thursday, February 12, 2026
Time: 5:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Location: Canadian Museum for Human Rights
Address: 85 Israel Asper Way, Winnipeg, MB
Dress code: Wear whatever makes you feel confident and empowered. Bright colours, bold accessories and sparkles encouraged!

Want to get in touch? Email info@galsdaywpg.com or follow @galsdaywpg on Instagram.

Thank you to everyone who is making this event possible.

Your support is helping us raise funds for the Digital Learning Centre to bring human rights education across Canada.

Event planning committee

Paige Bouchard
Carly Edmundson
Kerilee Falloon
Joelle Foster

Jennifer Freeman
Irene Friesen-Hughes
Kristin McPherson
Shannon Moses

Jennifer Mullen-Berube
Tanis Ostermann
Christina Redmond
Michelle Richard

Rochelle Squires
Jackie Storry
Jennifer Tomlinson
Felicia Wiltshire

Title sponsor

The Menopause Practice
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Additional sponsors

In-kind support

The future of human rights education

Since 2014, the Museum has helped 2.5 million visitors and more than 250,000 students learn about human rights, building empathy and understanding.

Proceeds from this event will help build the Digital Learning Centre to bring human rights education to everyone. Watch the video to learn more.