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The weekend was filled with pop up events all over the city. I started Saturday morning lining up at the Third & Bird Spring market. In case you didn't know, I've been attending this craft market for a number of years now and the newest venue at the Hudson's Bay basement downtown is the best yet. To be honest, I spent most of my time eating than shopping, haha! But that doesn't disregard the fact that this market keeps getting better each year. I also stopped by my local bicycle shop before heading to Cornerstone for some drinks and chicken wings. For dessert, my friend and I decided to try out a new gelato spot called Baires, located along Marion street. It was a great surprise to see that they had Ube-flavored gelato which is traditionally a Filipino sweet delicacy. 
On Sunday, I was lucky to get tickets to Lasa (meaning 'taste' in Filipino), a series of pop up dinners by Master Chef Canada runner-up Jeremy Senaris. This time around he was collaborating with Kyu Grill, who recently gained a permanent spot at the Forks market hall. The pop up included a 6-course meal highlighting the chef's take on traditional Filipino cuisines. It was an amazing experience to see people of all backgrounds appreciating Filipino food, definitely all good vibes on a Sunday night. 

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I've been meaning to post these ootds since last month but I was looking for the perfect way to do so. When I heard of Made by Josephine selling clothing goods at the Ladyled Spring Bazaar, I thought it was the perfect time to catch up with owner & seamstress, Steph, and talk about everything denim bows, breezy fabrics and darling dresses. I stumbled upon her clothing business when I saw a local wedding photographer feature one of her handmade bridal gowns. After much snooping around, I discovered her line, Made by Josephine. It was predominantly a local business for made-to-order pieces but this year, she has started to create a wonderful range of tunics, dresses and hair accessories. I can attest to the quality, comfort and style of these handmade dresses. I'm totally living in them this summer!   If you want to get your hands on these pieces, you can check out Made by Josephine on etsy or on Instagram for Winnipeg pop up markets.