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Instead of its usual food for thought, PTE serves up just food on March 5
PRAIRIE Theatre Exchange has spent all season serving up food for thought on its Portage Place stage but on March 5 only food is on the menu.
The PTE fundraiser called Pairings brings together company supporters with good food from local restaurants and wine from Kenaston Wine Market. Patrons can leisurely travel through the food and wine stations set up in the renovated PTE lobby.
Start time is 7 p.m. March 5 at PTE. Tickets are $100 for which guests will be issued a tax receipt. Call 925-5257 for information.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition February 22, 2012 C3
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