Free Press opening Canada’s first News Cafe
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WINNIPEG – Ever wanted to have a cup of coffee with your favourite journalist?
Now’s your chance. The Winnipeg Free Press has signed an agreement with a local restaurant operator to open Canada’s first “News Cafe.”
Situated at the corner of McDermot Avenue and Arthur Street in the Exchange District, the News Cafe will be a community hub where people can get something to eat or drink and interact with journalists working there.
The News Cafe will also house a small stage from which we will webcast a wide variety of programming. The stage will double as a performance space.
The Free Press has taken possession of the space this week and is gearing up for a spring opening.
A web presence for the cafe – including a blog that will chronicle construction and behind-the-scenes work – will be added to winnipegfreepress.com soon.
