Go inside The Millennium Centre, one of Winnipeg’s architectural gems
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This article was published 25/05/2016 (3713 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
389 Main Street, now known as The Millennium Centre, is an architectural gem in Winnipeg.
The former home of the Canadian Bank of Commerce is used as an event centre but sits mostly empty.
Heritage Winnipeg has big plans though to return the building to its former glory.
The organization wants to renovate the upper floors and convert them into office spaces over the next 10 years.
You can get a tour for yourself at this year’s Doors Open Winnipeg May 28 and 29.