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Festival Village at the Winnipeg Folk Festival: Chris Douglas
Tourism Winnipeg is the citys ofcial destination marketing organization. A division of Economic Development Winnipeg Inc., Tourism Winnipegs mission is to facilitate a healthy, prosperous, responsible and fully integrated tourism industry thatenhances the city of Winnipegs economic growth through the acquisition of meetings, conventions, events, group travel and leisure tourism, while increasing overnight visitation and delivering the best possible visitor experience. Contact us at:
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300-259 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3B 2A9 Phone: 204.943.1970 Toll Free: 1.855.PEG.CITY (734.2489) Fax: 204.942.4043 Email: info@tourismwinnipeg.com The 2014 Winnipeg Visitors Guide is also available for download at www.tourismwinnipeg.com
Messages............................................................................ 3 Things to Know About Winnipeg....................................... 4-6 Top 10 Winnipeg Must Sees............................................... 7-9 Winnipeg Map..................................................................10-11 Winnipeg in 4 Days......................................................... 12-15 Whats new in Winnipeg.................................................. 16-17 Things To Do. .................................................................18-90 Festivals & Events..................................................... 21-31 Entertainment Venues..............................................32-34 Family Fun................................................................35-37 Galleries................................................................... 38-41 Gaming.................................................................... 42-43 Museums | Historical............................................... 44-52 Nightlife.................................................................. 53-56 Of Interest. ...............................................................57-62 Outdoors Explorer................................................... 63-69 Performing Arts....................................................... 70-74 Relax & Rejuvenate................................................... 75-77
Additional Visitor Information Centres in Winnipeg:

TOURISME RIEL 219 Provencher Boulevard tel: 204.233.8343 | toll free: 1.866.808.8338 email: info@tourismeriel.com www.tourismeriel.com TRAVEL MANITOBA Explore Manitoba Centre at The Forks tel: 204.927.7838 | toll free: 1.800.665.0040 email: contactus@travelmanitoba.com www.travelmanitoba.com
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WELCOME TO WINNIPEG
Canadian Museum for Human Rights: Dan Harper
Welcome to Winnipeg
Kildonan Park: John Slipec
The Manitoba Museum: Canadian Tourism Commission
Winnipeg
MESSAGE FROM THE PREMIER OF MANITOBA

On behalf of friendly Manitoba, welcome to our capital city of Winnipeg. Whether you are new to Winnipeg or a frequent visitor, there is something for everyone here in the heart of Canada. Throughout the seasons, Winnipeg is the place for wilderness junkies and urban adventurers alike. Vibrant music and theatre festivals overtake our city throughout the seasons, offering cultural entertainment that spans across the genres. A world-class ballet, a symphony orchestra, and a restaurant scene that inspires and surprises with its sheer diversity of global cuisine are all located within walking distance. Only a few steps away from the citys centre, youll discover unrivalled ecotourism opportunities and historical sites that tell the story of Western Canada and the iconic Aboriginal heritage on which our province was founded. Brimming with unique attractions, Winnipeg is happy to welcome you. I am certain you will have a memorable visit to our city, and that we will be seeing you back again very soon. Greg Selinger
MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR OF WINNIPEG

On behalf of The City of Winnipeg and my colleagues at City Hall, I would like to take the opportunity to offer my warmest greetings and officially welcome you to Winnipega city of unique sights and dynamic experiences. Our city is a community that boasts first-class attractions, such as MTS Centre, home of the Winnipeg Jets, The Forks, a meeting place with a history that goes back thousands of years, and the impressive Investors Group Field at the University of Manitoba that houses the Blue Bombers and U of M Bisons. Be sure to visit our eclectic neighbourhoods such as Osborne Village, known for its unique local shops, St. Boniface, proudly displaying its rich French heritage, and, just outside the Perimeter Highway, St. Norbert, the neighbourhood which holds our citys largest farmers market in the summer. You will see that Winnipeg is a community perfectly suited to fulfill a wide variety of tastes and preferences. Besides these attractions, Winnipeg is also known for its supreme hospitality and warm, welcoming spirit. As a result, we attract visitors from far and wide to our city, known affectionately as The Heart of the Continent. I encourage you to discover why so many of us living here appreciate Winnipeg more than ever, and I invite you to visit us often. I am sure we will exceed expectations each and every time. Warm regards, Sam Katz
A MESSAGE FROM MARINA R. JAMES

2014 is an exciting year of firsts for Winnipeg! On September 20, 2014, the iconic and transformative Canadian Museum for Human Rights opens its doors to elevate Winnipeg on the global stage as a destination for human rights discussion and education. Additionally, Winnipeg welcomes the opening of Assiniboine Park Zoos Journey to Churchill, set to be the worlds most comprehensive polar bear exhibit, and Therma Spaa unique relaxation experience set in nature using Scandinavian techniques, saunas, and hot and cold pools. While here, we invite you to become immersed in Winnipegs creative and diverse landscape of things to see and do. Taste our tantalizing cuisine, see our spectacular contemporary architecture, take in great dynamic festivals and events, shop til you drop, or learn about our rich history dating back to the early fur trade era. Whether youre admiring artwork in the Exchange District, strolling the picturesque Riverwalk at The Forks, decoding mysteries in the Manitoba Legislative Building on a Hermetic Code Tour, or listening to the sounds of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, were confident youll enjoy discovering Winnipegs urban chic and modern day gems. Have a wonderful time here in Winnipeg. Marina R. James President & CEO, Economic Development Winnipeg Inc.
WELCOME TO WINNIPEG
MESSAGES
The Forks: Dan Harper
Things To Know About Winnipeg

Six thousand years ago, people travelled to the junction of the Red and Assiniboine rivers to meet, trade and share experiences. With one of the largest French-speaking communities outside Quebec on the east bank and The Forks on the west, Winnipeg remains a significant crossroads of culture, commerce and tourism. Today, Winnipeg is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city with an innovative arts scene, compelling history, tantalizing restaurants, fabulous shopping and dynamic music and entertainment scene. Located at the heart of North America, the city boasts a population of more than 778,000 people known for their friendly, welcoming spirit. Home to a diverse community where more than 100 different languages are spoken, Winnipeg is comprised of charming neighbourhoods each with their own unique character, beautiful tree-lined streets, verdant outdoor spaces and breathtaking prairie scenery all waiting to be enjoyed year-round.
Guy Maddin
Chris Jericho
Fred Penner: Kendra Hope Penner
Carol Shields
NICKNAMES
THE PEG, PEG CITY, THE SLURPEE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD, WINTERPEG, THE WINDY CITY, GATEWAY TO WESTERN CANADA, THE CENTRE OF CANADA, HEART OF THE CONTINENT
Famous Winnipeggers include author CAROL SHIELDS, film maker GUY MADDIN, comedian DAVID STEINBERG, movie director KEN FINKLEMAN, childrens entertainer FRED PENNER, television star MONTE HALL, film star LEN CARIOU, world champion curler JEFF STOUGHTON, native leader PHIL FONTAINE, Singers CHANTAL KREVIAZUK, BURTON CUMMINGS, RANDY BACHMAN, NEIL YOUNG, actresses NIA VARDALOS and ANNA PAQUIN, hockey players BRETT HULL and ALEXANDER STEEN, Olympic speed skaters CLARA HUGHES and CINDY KLASSEN, professional wrestler CHRIS JERICHO, sculptor LEO MOL, author and political activist NELLIE MCLUNG, Metis leader LOUIS RIEL, and many, many others.
FAMOUS PEOPLE FROM WINNIPEG
Winnipeg
General Winnipeg Information

POPULATION
778,400
TAXES
Goods and services purchased in Manitoba are subject to an 8 per cent Provincial Sales Tax (PST) and the Federal 5 per cent Goods and Services Tax (GST).
Transportation
AIRPORTS WINNIPEG JAMES ARMSTRONG RICHARDSON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
2000 Wellington Avenue, 204.987.9402 www.waa.ca
CLIMATE
Winnipeg experiences a continental climate characterized by four distinct seasons. Average temperatures range between -12 degrees Celsius (+10.4 degrees Fahrenheit) in the winter months to +26 degrees Celsius (+78.8 degrees Fahrenheit) in the summertime. Due to its northern location, Winnipeg residents enjoy 2,300 hours of sunlight annually and up to 16 hours of sunlight daily during the summer months. Winnipeg averages approximately 51.4 centimetres (20.2 inches) of precipitation each year.
ACCOMMODATION TAX
There is a 5 per cent tax on accommodations within the city of Winnipeg. For more information please go to www.winnipegassessment.com/AsmtTax/ English/Other_Taxes/Accommodation.stm
TRAIN VIA RAIL

123 Main Street www.viarail.ca
MEASUREMENT
Canada follows the international metric system. Temperatures, rainfall measures, distance, weights and velocity are expressed in metric units. Length: 1 kilometre = 0.6 mile 1 mile = 1.6 kilometre Capacity: 1 litre = 1.06 US quart 1 US quart = 0.95 litre Weight: 1 kilogram = 2.2 pounds 1 pound = 0.45 kilogram Speed: 30 km/h = 20 mph 50 km/h = 30 mph 80 km/h = 50 mph
tel: 1.888.842.7245
TIME ZONE
In Manitoba, Canada Daylight Saving Time begins at 2 a.m. local time on the second Sunday in March. On the first Sunday in November areas on Daylight Saving time return to Standard Time at 2 a.m. During Daylight Saving Time clocks are turned ahead one hour.
BUSES LOCAL WINNIPEG TRANSIT

www.winnipegtransit.com 421 Osborne Street Call 311 for route, schedule and fare information
DOWNTOWN SPIRIT
Offers free and easy travel in the downtown area and travels in a circular route between The Forks, Portage Avenue and Memorial Boulevard and back to The Forks. Call 311 for route, schedule and fare information.
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
Emergencies Only Call 911 Non-emergency Police Services Call 204.986.6222
LANGUAGE
English and French are Canadas two official languages. English is the predominant language spoken in Winnipeg. Old St. BonifaceWinnipegs French Quarter, is largely French-speaking. Many banks, hotels, airline offices, service institutions, shops and key tourist destinations have multilingual staff.
ELECTRICITY
Outlets and voltage (110 volts) are the same as in the United States. Adapters are required for electrical appliances from other countries. The frequency of electrical current in Canada is 60 Hz.
BUSES REGIONAL BEAVER BUS LINE

339 Archibald Street
204.989.7007 /204.989.7024 (tours) 1.800.432.5072

www.beaverbus.com
CURRENCY
The currency used in Winnipeg is the Canadian Dollar. It is recommended that visitors exchange their currency at a bank, a foreign exchange outlet or use a banking machine.
LIQUOR LAWS
Spirits, wine and beer are available at Manitoba Liquor Control Commission outlets; wine is also available at private wine stores; domestic beer also from hotel vendors. Open liquor must be stored in the trunk. Legal age for consumption of alcohol is 18 years. These laws are strictly enforced. Please drink responsibly. Dont drink and drive.
GREYHOUND
2015 Wellington Avenue (located at the Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport)
204.949.7777 | 1.800.661.8747
www.greyhound.ca
SMOKING
Smoking is prohibited in all public places including restaurants, bars, malls and sporting events.
WELCOME TO WINNIPEG
THINGS TO KNOW
Winnipeg Skyline: Jerry Grajewski
Border Regulations
TRAVELLING TO CANADA FROM THE UNITED STATES
When travelling by air between the U.S. and Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean or Bermuda, you are required to present a U.S. passport. This applies to everyone including newborns, infants and children. As of June 1, 2009 citizens travelling by land or sea, are required to have documents that comply with the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI), most commonly a passport, a passport card, a trusted traveller card such as NEXUS, SENTRI or FAST, or an enhanced drivers license. These policies also apply to Canadians travelling to and from these destinations. Tourism Winnipeg advises U.S. residents to visit www.getyouhome.gov for the most up-to-date information.
PETS
Please have a vaccination certificate with full information on the animal.
BRINGING CHILDREN INTO CANADA

Adults travelling with children should carry identification for each child. Divorced parents who share custody of their children should carry copies of the legal custody documents. Adults who are not parents or guardians should have written permission from the parents or guardians to supervise the children. When travelling with a group of vehicles, parents or guardians should be in the same vehicle as the children when arriving at the border. Customs officers are looking for missing children and may ask questions about the children who are travelling with you.
FIREARMS
Please contact the Canadian Firearms Centre at 1.800.731.4000 or www.cfc-cafc.gc.ca for more information.
RETURNING TO THE UNITED STATES

Each person returning to the U.S. from Canada may purchase and declare the following: $200 goods duty-free, after a stay of less than 48 hours. Duty-free products 50 cigarettes and 10 cigars (non Cuban) and 150 millilitres (5 fl. oz.) of alcoholic beverages or 150 millilitres (5 fl. oz.) of perfume containing alcohol. $800 goods duty-free, after a stay of more than 48 hours. Duty-free products 1 litre (33.8 fl. oz.) alcohol or 24 cans of beer; 200 cigarettes, 100 cigars (non Cuban). For further information on U.S. customs regulations, please go to www.cbp.gov. For U.S. Customs information at the Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport please call 204.783.2206.
FROM COUNTRIES OTHER THAN THE UNITED STATES

In general, passports are required. However, visitors from countries other than the U.S. should call for further information: Outside Canada: 1.800.992.7037 Within Canada: 1.888.242.2100
Manitoba Legislative Building: Dodgie Dator
Winnipeg
Fun at the Forks: Trevor Johnson
Portage and Main: Zyron Paul Felix
Top 10 Must Sees for Winnipeg
Path of Time at The Forks
Assiniboine Park: Edwin Crescini
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THE FORKS NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE

www.theforks.com/www.parkscanada.gc.ca/forks
Discover a 54-acre urban oasis in the heart of Winnipeg. As a historic meeting place, located at the junction of the Assiniboine and Red rivers, The Forks offers a skateboard park, significant landmarks, Riverwalk and an abundance of green space. Year round, The Forks is a must for a fabulous array of dining experiences, incomparable shopping, a constantly changing slate of entertainment and events, and many unique attractions that encompass the sites natural, historic and man-made features.
ASSINIBOINE PARK
www.assiniboinepark.ca
This stunning green space is North Americas second largest urban park, and Winnipegs oldest, welcoming visitors for more than 100 years. Contemplate life in the Leo Mol Sculpture Garden, view artwork in the Pavilion Gallery Museum and stroll the tree-lined walkways as you enjoy the parks lush and verdant settings. Bring little ones to the whimsical Nature Playground and Assiniboine Park Zoo, where the worlds most comprehensive polar bear exhibit Journey to Churchill will open in summer 2014. As part of Journey to Churchill, learn about climate change and polar bear conservation in the International Polar Bear Conservation Centre, let the kids play in the Polar Playground, grab a bite to eat at the Tundra Grill and view Arctic species.
WELCOME TO WINNIPEG
TOP 10 MUST SEES
Hermetic Code Tour: Canadian Tourism Commission
The Manitoba Museum: Dan Harper
Richardson Rrrun at FortWhyte Alive: Garry Frankel
Winnipeg Art Gallery: Eric Au Studios
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HERMETIC CODE TOUR / MANITOBA LEGISLATIVE BUILDING

www.gov.mb.ca/legtour/index.html www.heartlandtravel.ca/hermeticcodetours.htm
Visit Manitobas No. 1 citizen, the beloved Golden Boy, who is perched atop the Manitoba Legislative Building on a self-guided tour. Completed in 1920, many consider this building to be the finest provincial legislative building in the country. Meet mystery on the Hermetic Code Toura Canadian Tourism Commission Canadian Signature Experienceas you unlock secrets that reveal a trail of clues concealed in the buildings grand architecture, including hidden hieroglyphic inscriptions, numerological codes and Freemasonic symbols so intelligently masked they have escaped historians and visitors for nearly 100 years.
THE MANITOBA MUSEUM

www.manitobamuseum.ca
The Manitoba Museum is an award-winning heritage and edu-tainment centre welcoming thousands of visitors each year. This museum features an ever-changing variety of touring and specialty exhibits in addition to its nine permanent galleries, Science Gallery and Planetarium, boasting Canadas most advanced projection technology. The museum offers a vivid portrayal of Manitobas rich and colourful history and is home to one of Canadas most important historical collections: The Hudsons Bay Company Museum Collection.
FORTWHYTE ALIVE
www.fortwhyte.org
See Mother Natures finest work at FortWhyte Alive. Winnipegs award-winning 640-acre urban nature oasis is home to a prairie bison herd, five lakes and seven kilometres of trails. Enjoy outdoor activities all year long, including fishing, canoeing, hiking, wildlife watching, snowshoeing, skating, cross-country skiing and the super Richardson Rrrun toboggan slide. Bookings are also available for the Canadian Tourism Commissions Canadian Signature Experience A Prairie Legacy: The Bison and its People. On this adventure, youll get an up-close view of bison, learn how the bison influenced our prairie ancestors, paddle a Voyageur canoe in summer or snowshoe in winter, and sample bannock and wild bush tea.
WINNIPEG ART GALLERY

www.wag.ca
Canadas oldest civic art gallery is home to the worlds largest public collection of contemporary Inuit art, some of which is always on display. The Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG) boasts a constantly changing exhibition schedule of national and international art, while showcasing the works of Manitoba artists. The gift shop carries unique jewellery, ceramics and glassware handcrafted by Canadian artists. The bright and airy Storm Bistro overlooks the rooftop sculpture garden and tables are set outside in summer months. The WAG is located within walking distance of downtown hotels.
Winnipeg
Exchange District: AJ Batac
Esplanade Riel Bridge: Zyron Paul Felix
Adrenaline Adventures
Canadian Museum for Human Rights: Krypton Enerio
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EXCHANGE DISTRICT
www.exchangedistrict.org
The Exchange District National Historic Site is one of North Americas most colourful and cosmopolitan neighbourhoods. The 30-block district showcases North Americas most extensive collection of turn-of-the-19th-century architecture, and is home to the citys unrivalled arts community. In addition, the Exchange District is a must-stop for anyone looking for rare treasures by local designers, antiques and vintage furniture.
ESPLANADE RIEL
www.chezsophie.ca www.tourismeriel.com
Walk over the spectacular Esplanade Riel pedestrian bridge, which crosses over the Red River bridging The Forks and Winnipegs historic French Quarter, St. Boniface. Stop for a meal at Chez Sophie Sur Le PontNorth Americas only restaurant located on a bridge. While dining on traditional French cuisine from croque monsieur to tartiflette, enjoy panoramic views of the city. Continue into St. Boniface, home to one of the largest francophone communities west of the Great Lakes.
ADRENALINE ADVENTURES
www.adrenalinemb.com
Thrill-seekers look no furtherAdrenaline Adventures is home to Canadas largest cable wakeboarding and snowboarding system on two lakes. This one-of-a-kind experience uses a suspended cable system to tow riders around the lake. For other activities in summer, take part in a high-ropes climbing course, ziplining, beach volleyball and paintball, while winter features family-fun snow tubing and a snowboard terrain park.
CANADIAN MUSEUM FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

www.museumforhumanrights.ca
Set to open on September 20, 2014, The Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) is a national treasure. This iconic building, designed by Antoine Predock, is the only museum in the world dedicated to the past, present and future of human rights, as it explores its evolution in Canada and abroad through dialogue, technology and interactive experiences. A must-see for all visitors, you will be captivated by the stories heard and encouraged to participate in discussion, offering an unforgettable and moving experience.
WELCOME TO WINNIPEG
TOP 10 MUST SEES
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Kildonan Park: Joemax Kiamco
Winnipeg Map
Esplanade Riel: Victor Jarman
Portage & Main Zyron Paul Felix
WELCOME TO WINNIPEG
MAP
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Winnipeg in Four Days

If youve only got limited time in Winnipeg, dont worry. Weve got an itinerary that hits all of the citys highlights and some hidden gems too. Attractions are grouped together in each days outline to make it easy to get around. No matter how long you stay, you can follow your favourite days to discover the best of Winnipeg.
Oodena Celebration Circle: Ginette Manaigre
St. Boniface Cathedral: Zyron Paul Felix
Day 1
The Forks and the French Quarter

Kick off the morning at Manitobas most popular tourist attraction, The Forks. Fill up with a sophisticated breakfast of eggs benedict or a croque monsieur omelette at The Current Restaurant & Lounge at the Inn at the Forks. For a lighter bite, head to The Forks Market for freshly baked goods at Tall Grass Prairie Bakery. Wander through the markets colourful and varied mix of shops and boutiques. Handmade crafts, art, cheese, wine and locally made fudge are just a few of the gifts to be found here. Take time to get outside and stroll around The Forks, a historic and storied site where Winnipegs two rivers, the Assiniboine and Red, intersect. More than 6,000 years ago, aboriginals used the site as a meeting place. Today, Oodena Celebration Circle, a large outdoor meeting place with impressive sculptures carved into the surrounding landscape, honours the sites past. While wandering the site, pop by the Variety Heritage Adventure Park if youve got kids. The
park is a unique playground for children of all abilities that incorporates the areas history into the activity zones. For families with teens, a visit to the world-class skateboard plaza is a must. Be sure to pack a camera to snap photos of the stunning Canadian Museum for Human Rights, designed by Antoine Predock. Opening in the latter half of 2014, the museum explores the journey of human rights past, present and future in Canada and around the world. Wander down to the Riverwalk, an all-seasons pathway. Take a Splash Dash boat tour along the Red River for historical commentary and picturesque scenery. In the winter, the frozen river is cleared to make skating rinks and an iceskating trail. There are numerous options for lunch. Walk back inside the market to order dishes from kiosks specializing in cultural cuisine such as Chilean, Caribbean, Ukrainian, Chinese and Italian. For more family-friendly eats, head to the Esplanade Riel pedestrian bridge for Chez Sophie Sur le PontNorth Americas only restaurant on a bridge. Serving authentic French cuisine, this bistro offers diners breathtaking, panoramic views of Winnipeg.
After lunch, walk east over the Esplanade Riel walkway (or drive over the Provencher Bridge) to St. Boniface, Winnipegs French Quarter. Make a stop at Le Muse de Saint-Boniface, the oldest building in Winnipeg. It was built in 1846 and recalls Manitobas rich French and Mtis history in exhibits and artifacts. Then, head to the St. Boniface Cathedral, the grand stone church and cemetery that was gutted by fire in 1968. Manitoba Mtis leader Louis Riel is buried on the property. Put a pep in your step with an espresso from the quaint Caf Postal. Next, head to Chocolatier Constance Popp to indulge in decadent artisan chocolates from bon bons to award-winning Manitobars. Your French getaway wraps up with dinner at Resto Gare, a romantic bistro serving up traditional French cuisine. For more casual fare in the area, Red Top Diner is renowned for its fried chicken and retro interior and is one of the citys oldest eateries. If you have young ones in tow, burn off some energy with a thrilling game of laser tag at Lasertopia. Explore the Lost City laser tag maze, and finish a fun evening with hands-on games from air hockey to skee ball.
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Bison Safari at FortWhyte Alive: Dan Harper
Academy Road: Campbell & Chipman Photography
Pizzeria Gusto
Day 2
From family fun to a retail workout

Start with a filling breakfast of stuffed French toast or lemon curd pancakes at Prairie Ink Restaurant and Bakery, the bustling eatery inside McNally Robinson Booksellers in Grant Park Mall. Then, peruse the aisles of this expansive bookstore, a favourite among local bookworms. Power shoppers continue on inside the mall to check out retailers from Davids Tea to Target to trendy local boutique October. For those seeking quality family time, take a drive to FortWhyte Alive, a 640-acre nature centre and preserve in southwest Winnipeg. Its also home to North Americas largest urban herd of bison. Join a guided bison safari and get face-to-face (from the comfort and safety of a passenger van) with Twisty, the dominant female, and her crew of approximately 30 munching, grunting bison. Walk through the centres myriad trails crisscrossing the property and keep an eye out for wildlife. Visit Cree Plains tipis and check out a circa-late-1800s settlers sod cabin. FortWhyte Alive also has an interpretive centre with a touch-and-feel exhibit
of wild animals. Summer brings paddling on the lake and biking on the trails, while winter offers snowshoeing, tobogganing, ice fishing and cross-country skiing. For lunch, savour a bison burger with all the trimmings at Buffalo Stone Caf, located inside FortWhyte Alives main reception centre. Daily soup and stews also warm and nourish the body. Pick up a keepsake at The Nature Shop, which stocks outdoor-themed gifts, like bird feeders and garden accessories. In the afternoon, let the fun continue with another nearby family outing at Great Big Adventure. This new family entertainment centre features a large play structure, ministicks area for hockey, an exclusive toddler section and plush loungers for parents to relax. Next, bounce over to Skyzone for some highflying activities. The trampoline park features walled trampoline courts and activities such as open jump, SkyRobics fitness classes, 3-D dodgeball (when available), SkySlam basketball and 3-D volleyball on trampolines. If shopping is more your speed, hit the neighbouring power centre malls along Kenaston Boulevard. Here, you can give your wallet a workout at big name retailers from IKEA to Cabelas to Home Outfitters and more.
Make a fashion pit stop at Nygard Internationals flagship location in the area. Satiate an appetite with dining options from sushi at Asoyama to all-American burgers at Fat Burger to contemporary fare at Moxies. For charming boutiques, drive to the elm-lined Academy Road. Shop for wine and gourmet food at G. J. Andrews; browse for locally made, yummy-smelling bath goodies at Tiber River; and pick up loose tea at Cornelia Bean. Wrap up the afternoon with a picturesque drive through one of Winnipegs most established neighbourhoods. Grand riverfront mansions dating back to the turn-of-the-19th-century and expansive modern homes populate Wellington Crescent. The avenues wide, parklike setting is a hot spot for dog walkers, joggers and cyclists, who take over the street each Sunday in warmer months. When youre ready to eat dinner, stay in the upscale River Heights area. Graze on regional ingredients from bison to grass-fed beef to pickerel at fusion grill, a leading restaurant in the local food movement. Posh pies are served up in a sleek setting at Pizzeria Gusto, or for casual family fare, head to the popular neighbourhood eatery The Grove Pub & Restaurant.
WELCOME TO WINNIPEG
WINNIPEG IN FOUR DAYS
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Winnipeg in Four Days

Polar Playground at Assiniboine Park: Ronald Macalino
Assiniboine Park Pavilion: Angelo Paredes
Osborne Village: Dan Harper
Day 3
Big parks and little villages

Fuel up for a full day at Falafel Place in the heart of Corydon Avenues shopping, dining and entertainment district. Savour the eaterys signature falafel plate and other diner breakfast classics. Next, wander Corydon Avenue and pop into boutiques, gift shops and art galleries dotting the thoroughfare. Inside Radiance Gifts and Treasures, pick up pretty candles, journals, crystals and jewellery for yourself or a loved one back home. Indulge a sweet tooth at Sugar Mountain with candy and chocolate from around the world, along with cool retro collectibles. Stroll down Lilac Street, just north of Corydon, and browse for trendy footwear at Soul Shoes and Accessories, mystery novels at Whodunit? Mystery Bookstore, or stunning artwork at Gallery Lacosse. After your Corydon Avenue shopping trip, head west to Assiniboine Park, home to Winnipegs zoo, English Garden, Leo Mol Sculpture Garden and Conservatory. Step inside the Pavilion Gallery Museum to discover Winnipegs link
to Winnie the Pooh. This permanent exhibit houses an original signed copy of the book, the only known oil painting of Winnipegs namesake bear by illustrator Ernest H. Shepard, toys and figurines. Admire exotic plants inside the Conservatory before strolling through the English Garden and Leo Mol Sculpture Garden. Pop by Assiniboine Park Zoo to see approximately 200 species of animals. While here, visit the new Journey to Churchill polar bear exhibit opening in 2014. Set to be the most comprehensive exhibit of its kind in the world, Journey to Churchill has many features. Meet Hudson the polar bear, learn about climate change in the International Polar Bear Conservation Centre Visitor Centre; let young ones explore the Polar Playground, or stay for a bite at the Tundra Grill for lunch. You can also eat at the Park Caf inside the new Qualico Family Centre, dishing up comforting soups, sandwiches and salads, along with panoramic views of the parks lawn. While strolling along the trails, grab a cup of java to go at Joe Black Coffee Bar, located on Portage Avenue across from the parks pedestrian bridge. Next, head to Osborne Village for a dose of boho chic and urban living at its hippest. The
neighbourhood, located just south of downtown across the Assiniboine River from the Manitoba Legislature, is home to an eclectic mix of artists, designers, architects, students, young professionals and families. The shopping, dining and entertainment hub includes loads of small independent shops. Stop at Hush/Shout, Paramix and Luxe & Charm for the latest trends in fashion. The Canister specializes in coffee and tea blends and accessories, while the Happy Cooker is a home chefs dream filled with gourmet kitchen gadgets. For dinner, linger over pad thai and fragrant curries at Bangkok Thai, or swing by Burrito del Rio to create made-to-order Mexican dishes topped with your own combination of salsa, vegetables and beans. A post-dinner snack beckons at Kawaii Crepe, home to the citys only Japanese-style crperie. The crpe is served in a cone shape with a slight crispy texture, and stuffed with sweet fillings from lemon cream cheese to strawberry jam, along with savoury options.
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Kays Building: Exchange District BIZ
Inuit Art: Winnipeg Art Gallery
The Peasant Cookery: Duncan McNairnay
The Manitoba Museum: Cory Aronec
Day 4
Galleries, history and eateries

Rise and shine with breakfast at Stellas at Plug In, located next to the Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art. From eggs and bacon to Norwegian heart-shaped waffles, there are options to suit all tastes. From there, stroll over to the Winnipeg Art Gallery, Canadas oldest public gallery. Special exhibitions highlighting specific artists or themes are presented year round. Inside this grand, stone building on the corner of Memorial Boulevard, youll find the countrys largest collection of Inuit sculpture, some of which is always on display. Wander a few blocks northeast to Winnipegs Exchange District. Designated a National Historic Site, this area is one of the citys original neighbourhoods and home to Winnipegs first high-rise buildings. Cobblestone streets and
original, late-19th century buildings make this historic hood a must see. The area has been a popular stand in, playing New York, Chicago and other major U.S. cities in many Hollywood movies. Today, boutiques, second-hand stores, cafs, coffee shops and restaurants draw crowds. Old Market Square (on the corner of King Street and Bannatyne Avenue) is home base for Winnipegs annual Fringe Festival, which runs every July. The area has become an art, design and decor mecca. Pick out a circa-1960s Danish hutch or modern minimalist steel dining table at one of several furniture and decor shops in the area, including Hoopers and Hut K. Art aficionados will love browsing the areas cluster of galleries, such as Gurevich Fine Art, cre8ery and Warehouse Artworks. With a growling stomach, head to Peasant Cookery. This chic bistro offers rustic, madefrom-scratch dishes. Be sure to order the everchanging charcuterie and enjoy picturesque views of Old Market Square.
After lunch, head to Hilary Druxman to select a piece of locally crafted silver jewellery made inside the stores atelier, and pick up baked goods to go from the Red River College Paterson GlobalFoods Institute. Dash across Main Street and head north to The Manitoba Museum, where youll find a natural history gallery with a life-sized replica of a 17th-century ship and a full-scale, circa-1920s Winnipeg street scene. Next door, visitors can gaze at the stars inside the Planetarium, which houses the most advanced projection system in Canada For dinner, head to Brazilian BBQ Carnaval for grilled meats from picanha steak to baconwrapped chicken, along with a range of hot and cold sides. Feast on Italian delights at Tre Visia New York-style bistro renowned for its gnocchi, or head upstairs to the contemporary Sensi Wine Lounge. If youre looking for a night cap, go to the Kings Head Pub for a pint and a game of pool or darts.
WELCOME TO WINNIPEG
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Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park
Whats New In Winnipeg

GREAT BIG ADVENTURE
Great Big Adventure is Winnipegs newest and largest indoor play centre! With over 12,000 sq. ft. of interior space, Great Big Adventure is equally attractive to both child and parent. There is a massive 3,000 sq. ft. play structure featuring seven 20-foot slides. They also have an exclusive toddler section and a large mini-sticks area for some serious hockey fun. The play structure is enjoyed by children up to 12 years old. Parents can grab a coffee or tea and relax in one of the many loungers or chill out on a comfy couch. When you get hungry, a full cafe offers many baked goods as well as soup and sandwiches. Be sure to check out their program calendar as there are always interesting activities going on. Whether you are attending with family or wanting to host a larger group, Great Big Adventure is the place for your event. Kids will play, parents will say, we had a great day @ GBA! Unit 4, 960 Lorimer Boulevard Fort Whyte
SKY ZONE INDOOR TRAMPOLINE PARK

Sky Zone is the original indoor trampoline park, and Sky Zone Winnipeg is proud to bring the unmatched, out-of-this-world, and high-flyin fun of the worlds first all-trampoline, walled playing court to Manitoba! Sky ZoneWinnipeg offersOpen Jump, Foam Zone, SkyRobics fitness classes, 3-D Dodgeball (when available), SkySlam basketball and 3-D Volleyball on trampolines. For just about any age, shape or size, Sky Zone Winnipeg is the ultimate 3-D play experience. 200 Fort Whyte Way Fort Whyte
tel: 204.888.JUMP (5867)
www.skyzone.com/winnipeg
tel: 204.505.4935 email: info@greatbigadventure.ca

www.greatbigadventure.ca
LASERTOPIA
LaserTopia, The Perfect Place For Fun is a multi faceted entertainment facility, suitable for all ages. The facility is over 10,000 sq. ft. and includes a 4,500 sq. ft. interactive, themed laser tag arena on two levels, featuring state of the art DeltaStrike equipment from New Zealand. LaserTopia offers two lanes of black light mini bowling, with a varied selection of movies and sporting events playing above, as well as the LazerFrenzy Maze. They also offer the latest arcade games available in the industry. Try the two seat Typhoon simulator ride, where you can choose from six different ride selections. With colourful party rooms suitable for birthdays, family get togethers, team wind ups, or company meetings, LaserTopia offers it all. Unit 5-1140 Waverly Street Fort Garry
Lasertopia
tel: 204.474.5900 toll free: 1.855.474.5900

www.lasertopia.ca
Journey to Churchill: Assiniboine Park Conservancy
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Nordik Spa-Nature
Coming Soon:
CANADIAN MUSEUM FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

(opening on September 20, 2014)
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights, located at The Forks in Winnipeg, is Canadas newest national museum, opening in 2014. This ideas museum is about concepts not collections. It is dedicated to exploring history and Canadas commitment to human rights, including yet not limited to rights related to freedom, safety, religion, labour, women, sexual freedoms, and individuals and communities living with disabilities. It will be a place of inspiration, education and dialogue, completely unlike any other institution in the world. Stunning architecture, immersive multimedia exhibits and powerful themes will create a memorable experience. www.museumforhumanrights.ca
THERMA BY NORDIK SPA NATURE (opening in winter 2014)

Enjoy a unique experience in the heart of nature! Located at the entrance of Crescent Park, Therma by Nordik Spa-Nature is a haven that features relaxation techniques from the Nordic countries. Take the time to unwind and reenergize in the thermal baths and waterfalls, steam bath, Finnish sauna, and relaxation areas. Revitalize all of your senses with a massage or a body treatment and a delicious and healthy meal at their restaurant & baryouve earned it! 781 Crescent Drive Fort Garry
email: info@lenordik.com
www.lenordik.com
JOURNEY TO CHURCHILL
(opening in summer 2014)
Currently under construction at the Assiniboine Park Zoo and opening in summer 2014 is Journey to Churchill, a 10-acre Arctic and northern species exhibit and the only project of its kind ever undertaken in Canada aimed at issues related to climate change and the protection of polar bears and other northern species. The signature exhibit is rooted in real places from forests, tundra and ice to the northern town of Churchillthe polar bear capital of the world. It will be home to caribou, musk ox, snowy owls, Arctic fox, seals and polar bears. Through interpretive signage, interactive displays, and audiovisual components, Journey to Churchill will educate visitors on the impact of climate change and the importance of biodiversity, conservation, and research. The exhibit will be an educational classroom like no other, inviting exploration, challenging thinking and promoting personal action. Assiniboine Park Tuxedo
tel: 204.927.6000 email: info@assiniboinepark.ca

Canadian Museum for Human Rights
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Festival du Voyageur: Dan Harper
Things To Do
Manitoba Opera, Aida: R. Tinker Hermetic Code Tour: Canadian Tour Commission
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EVERY SEASON
A REASON FOR
Nestled in the heart of Winnipeg, Assiniboine Park is the perfect place to relax and play year-round with attractions that blend the best of physical activity, sight-seeing, dining and wildlife into one unforgettable experience. Take a walk through the gardens, grab a bite to eat at the Park Cafe, meet Hudson the polar bear or catch some live music at the Lyric Theatre Assiniboine Park and Zoo is a vibrant world of activity every day and every season.
Plan your next visit at assiniboinepark.ca
Canada Day at The Forks: Raymond Abella
Winnipeg Folk Festival: Vince Pahkala
Festivals & Events
Red River Exhibition: Zyron Paul Felix
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In 2014, we are celebrating the incredible musicians, venues and festivals that have made Winnipeg one of the major hubs of Canadian music.
Doc Walker
TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival: Dan Harper
Manitoahbee
Winnipeg Folk Festival: Brian Goldschmeid
Winnipeg has a rich performing arts heritage and a distinguished reputation on the worlds music stage.
Designated as one of Canadas Cultural Capitals, Winnipeg has long been acknowledged as a hotbed of diverse award-winning artists from all genres, including rock, country, blues, aboriginal, francophone and classical music. Winnipegs musical history started with artists like Neil Young, The Guess Who, Loreena McKennitt, Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings, and continues today with Doc Walker, The Wailin Jennys, KEN mode, Imaginary Cities, Chic Gamine, Eagle and Hawk, Don Amero and Royal Canoe, to name just a few. Winnipeg will play host to two national music celebrations in 2014: the JUNO Awards in the spring and the Western Canadian Music Awards/ BreakOut West Music Festival in the fall. These are in addition to the already numerous and acclaimed music events across the province, including the Winnipeg Folk Festival, Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards, WSOs New Music Festival, Festival du Voyageur, Winnipeg International Jazz Festival and many more. Winnipeg is also known for its many exceptional live venues. From gorgeous concert halls to packed clubs, Winnipeg music halls are world-class and world-renowned. On any given night youre bound to find a musical experience that will get your blood pumping and your feet tapping. Music is in the fabric of Winnipeg. Here, we speak music and 2014 is the year to come and celebrate with us.
For more info visit www.yearofmusic.ca
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The River Trail: The Forks North Portage Partnership
Festival du Voyageur: Dan Harper
THE RIVER TRAIL January March, 2014 (weather permitting)

Slip on your mittens, put on your skates and join the fun on this naturally frozen skating trail. The River Trail is the perfect location to take part in a variety of activities such as hiking, hockey, sledding, snowshoeing and curling. Dont miss the special weekend programming filled with free activities for the whole family. Check out the website for a list of access points and latest updates on ice conditions.
MTC MASTER PLAYWRIGHT FESTIVAL : CHEKHOVFEST January 22 February 9, 2014

Every winter, the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre provides artists and audiences with the opportunity to immerse themselves in the works of important playwrights which, in some cases, are rarely produced. Past festivals have honoured Samuel Beckett, Bertolt Brecht, Eugene ONeill, David Mamet, Arthur Miller, Caryl Churchill, August Strindberg, George Bernard Shaw and Stephen Sondheim. This year, MTC and a host of independent companies will celebrate the work of Russian playwright Anton Chekhov.
MARDI GRAS 2014 February 14 & 15, 2014

Enjoy an evening in New Orleans and experience the Big Easy without leaving Winnipeg... the 3rd floor of the RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg is transformed into the Sights, Sounds and Tastes of New Orleans! Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers, direct from Louisiana, headline each evening along with a cast of characters that start at 7:15 pm. The authentic Louisiana flavours and varied menu will WOW your taste buds. Enjoy crab cakes, alligator and more at the Food, Oyster and Wine Bar. Experience the ambiance of New Orleans, strolling entertainment, shop the many vendors, along with food and beverages that have made New Orleans famous! Visit the photo gallery!
tel: 204.942.6302 info line: 204.957.7618 email: info@theforks.com

www.theforks.com/rivertrail
tel: 204.942.6537 | 1.877.446.4500

www.masterplaywrightfest.com
BIG FUN FESTIVAL January 22 26, 2014

Big Fun is an annual music festival held over five days in various venues across downtown Winnipeg. A multi-genre music festival, Big Fun showcases Winnipegs wealth of musical talent. At Big Fun you will see acts ranging from rock to hip-hop to folk and everything in between. The festival starts Wednesday evening with multiple shows and parties throughout Winnipegs downtown neighbourhood, closing with a matine folk breakfast show on the Sunday. Celebrate Winnipegs musical talent against the back drop of our infamous winter at Big Fun.
2014 WINNIPEG SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA NEW MUSIC FESTIVAL January 25 31, 2014
For this years 23rd annual New Music Festival (NMF), the WSO is thrilled to present the critically acclaimed Hilliard Ensemble in a special performance of Arvo Prts Litany for the festival opener, which will also feature works by Frank Zappa, Pierre Boulez, Owen Pallett and Jonny Greenwood. Concertmaster Gwen Hoebig performs in Max Richters Vivaldi Recomposed the NMF closing night concert. The WSO is also proud to present Valentin Silvestrovs modern classic Requiem for Larissa, written in memory of his late wife. Centennial Concert Hall, 555 Main Street
tel: 204.957.4545
www.winnipegmardigras.com
FESTIVAL DU VOYAGEUR February 14 23, 2014

Join in Western Canadas largest winter festival. Festival du Voyageur is the perfect venue to embrace a Manitoba winter while enjoying unique entertainment. The whole family will take pleasure in meeting Fort Gibraltars historical characters, admiring snow sculptures created by artists from around the world, dancing and jigging to lively music, tasting delicious French-Canadian food and so much more. Bonding the traditions of the past with the vitality of the franco-manitoban community of today, Festival du Voyageur is a kitchen party not to be missed.
tel: 204.899.3620 email: info@bigfunfestival.com

www.bigfunfestival.com
tel: 204.949.3950 box office: 204.949.3999 email: wso@wso.mb.ca
www.wso.ca www.newmusicfestival.ca
tel: 204.237.7692 email: info@heho.ca

www.heho.ca
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Winnipeg Pride Festival
Festival of Fools: Leif Norman
FREEZE FRAME INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES March 6 16, 2014
The 18th annual Freeze Frame International Film Festival for Kids of All Ages takes place at the Centre culturel franco-manitobain. This unique festival presents films from all over the world, exciting workshops, and free events for the whole family. A popular addition is the Freeze Frame Media Zone, a digital playground of dropin interactive media art activities. Workshops and some screenings require advance bookings. Programming is offered in both French and English.
FESTIVAL OF FOOLS March 29 April 6, 2014

Take in nine days of free family fun at The Forks Market, featuring hilarious circus-style artists, jugglers, magicians, clowns, interactive workshops, and full-on foolishness during school spring break.
DOORS OPEN WINNIPEG May 31 June 1, 2014
Celebrating Stories our Buildings Tell! Heritage Winnipeg is very pleased to present the 11th annual Doors Open Winnipeg event. Explore some of Winnipegs most fascinating buildings and enjoy many walking tours and events during this free weekend. If you love history, and appreciate unique architecture, come discover the tales held within some of Winnipegs most impressive walls. Volunteers will be on hand at each building for tours and to answer questions. Watch for all the details in the Winnipeg Free Press insert on Thursday, May 22, 2014.
tel: 204.958.4730 email: kidsfest@kidsfest.ca

www.kidsfest.ca
WINNIPEG COMEDY FESTIVAL April 7 13, 2014

Canadas funniest comics converge on Winnipeg for seven days of hilarious stand-up, sketch, and improvisational comedy. This nationally televised festival delivers the laughs at venues throughout Winnipeg ranging from large theatres to intimate clubs.
tel: 204.949.9355 1.866.KID.FEST (543.3378) email: info@freezeframeonline.org

www.freezeframeonline.org
tel: 204.942.2663 email: info@heritagewinnipeg.com

www.doorsopenwinnipeg.ca www.heritagewinnipeg.com
JUNO AWARDS March 24 30, 2014

The best in Canadian talent will take centre stage in Winnipeg for the 43rd annual JUNO Awards on March 30th. In addition to the awards ceremony, JUNO Week 2014 will bring a variety of events including the The JUNO Cup, JUNO Fan Fare, JUNO Songwriters Circle and JUNOfest, which showcases over 100 national and local artists at venues around the city. Please see the website for more information. www.junoawards.ca
tel: 204.284.9477 email: info@winnipegcomedyfestival.com

www.winnipegcomedyfestival.com
PRIDE WINNIPEG FESTIVAL Pride Day Sunday, June 1, 2014

Winnipegs LGBTTQ* (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, two-spirit, and queer) communities and their supporters come together during this 10-day festival (May 23 June 1, 2014) to celebrate their pride. Activities kick off with a rainbow flag-raising at City Hall, and include sports tournaments, community barbecues, dance parties, shows by queer artists, and so much more. Pride Day on June 1 includes a rally at the Manitoba Legislative Building, parade through downtown, and a festival at The Forks that are open to everyone and free to attend. Pride Winnipeg is the Pride of the Prairies. It is the largest Pride celebration between Toronto and Vancouver. Dont miss it!
28TH ANNUAL TEDDY BEARS PICNIC Sunday, May 25, 2014

Its time for your teddy bears annual checkup rain or shine, the Teddy Bears Picnic in support of the Childrens Hospital Foundation of Manitoba has become an annual tradition for generations of families. Join us at Assiniboine Park for a day of local entertainment, health and safety information, and fun activities for kids of all ages.
tel: 204.787.4000 email: goodbear@mts.net

www.goodbear.mb.ca
email: info@pridewinnipeg.com
www.pridewinnipeg.com
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Let us bring the world to you.

Experience the energy of the largest and longest-running multicultural festival of its kind in the world. With Folklorama, its easy to experience global culture in your own back yard. A VIP World Tour includes admission to three pavilions in one evening and features world-class entertainment, guided cultural display tours, and a progressive, cultural meal.
Convenient transportation between pavilions Bypass line-ups Reserved seating with table service
Lance Thomson Photographic
Visit folklorama.ca for more information.
Folklorama August 3-16

Winnipeg | Manitoba | Canada 1.800.665.0234 | 204.982.6210 folklorama.ca
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The Noble Thiefs at the TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival: James Cassamajor
WINNIPEG INTERNATIONAL CHILDRENS FESTIVAL (KIDSFEST) June 5 8, 2014

Kidsfest is Winnipegs premier family festival with four days of incomparable entertainment and activities, featuring artists and groups from throughout the world. This annual extravaganza of fun and imagination will virtually take over the banks of the Red and Assiniboine rivers at The Forks. Numerous venues, including big top tents, will showcase incredible entertainment from theatre to music to storytelling to dance. Throughout this colourful cavalcade, you will also find the largest selection of interactive and hands-on activities of any festival in Canada.
TD WINNIPEG INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL June 12 21, 2014

The worlds best jazz, blues and urban artists converge on downtown Winnipeg for the 25th annual TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival. Featuring outstanding local, national and international performers, the festival kicks off with four spectacular days of free music in Old Market Square.
ABORIGINAL DAY LIVE & CELEBRATION 2014 June 21, 2014

Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) will host the eighth annual celebration of National Aboriginal Day with a free daylong public event and concert showcasing the best in aboriginal talent and culture. Located at The Forks, the day will begin with the Aboriginal Day Celebration, featuring an aboriginal marketplace, authentic aboriginal food, childrens activities, and much more. The evening will kick off with a live, nationally televised concert and end with an amazing display of fireworks. APTN, shining bigger, better and brighter than ever!
tel: 204.989.4656 email: info@jazzwinnipeg.com

www.jazzwinnipeg.com
RED RIVER EXHIBITION June 13 22, 2014

Only at The EX can you experience the sights, sounds, tastes and thrills of free nightly concerts, the worlds largest travelling midway, familyfriendly attractions and some of Manitobas finest art, photography and agricultural exhibits and competitions.
tel: 204.958.4730 | 1.800.526.1515 email: kidsfest@kidsfest.ca

www.kidsfest.ca
tel: 204.947.9331 ext.358 1.888.278.8862 email: info@aptn.ca

www.aboriginaldaylive.com www.aptn.ca
tel: 204.888.6990 email: info@redriverex.com

www.redriverex.com
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Winnipeg Folk Festival: Chris Douglas
Folklorama: Lance Thomson Photographic
CANADA DAY CELEBRATIONS July 1

Come celebrate Canadas birthday at one of the many parties held around the city, including The Forks, Osborne Village, Old Market Square in the Exchange District and the Canad Inns Picnic in the Park at Assiniboine Park. Each location adds their special touch to the celebrations, reflecting the unique personality of that area. Great music, food, shopping, free entertainment and fun make these parties the place to be seen.
WINNIPEG FRINGE THEATRE FESTIVAL July 16 27, 2014

North Americas second-largest Fringe Festival showcases more than 170 local, national and international theatre companies, offering performances of comedy, drama, improv, dance and more. Festival-goers of all ages are invited to enjoy live entertainment at Old Market Square in Winnipegs historic Exchange District, where street performers and bands perform from noon to midnight daily on the outdoor stage.
MANITOBA ELECTRONIC MUSIC EXHIBITION (MEME) August 14 17, 2014

MEME is Western Canadas leading electronic music and digital arts festival, featuring four days of concerts, workshops and performances throughout downtown Winnipeg. Expect to hear the latest international sounds of techno, dub, house and experimental music in a festive setting that celebrates creativity through technology. Bringing together local and international electronic musicians and digital video artists, MEME has quickly become a must-do festival for those that enjoy a refined and high-tech multi-media experience. Join more than 15,000 people for a weekend of free electronic music performances in the heart of Winnipegs Exchange District at Old Market Square! Venues: Old Market Square, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Pantages Playhouse, The Pyramid, Union Sound Hall & Manitoba Music.
WINNIPEG FOLK FESTIVAL July 9 13, 2014

Discover some of the best, most diverse folk music from North America and around the world at the 41st annual Winnipeg Folk Festival. This internationally acclaimed folk music festival features more than 70 acts, seven daytime stages, two evening stages, a family area, camping, and delicious local and organic food all in a beautiful prairie park setting. The Festival is known for its welcoming sense of community and daytime workshops, where up-andcoming musicians play alongside legends and create truly unique musical collaborations. Located at Birds Hill Park, northeast on Highway 59 just outside Winnipeg
tel: 204.943.7464 email: info@winnipegfringe.com

www.winnipegfringe.com
FOLKLORAMA August 3 16, 2014

Experience the energy of the largest and longest-running multicultural event of its kind in the world. From traditional meals to electrifying nightly performances by local, national and international entertainers, Folklorama creates a feast for the senses as you experience 40-plus cultural pavilions. Delight in 14 summer nights in one extremely diverse and impressive city.
tel: 204.298.3464 email: info@memetic.ca Tickets available via PayPal at: http://tinyurl.com/o5yxcfn
www.memetic.ca
tel: 204.231.0096 | 1.866.301.3823 email: info@winnipegfolkfestival.ca

www.winnipegfolkfestival.ca
tel: 204.982.6210 | 1.800.665.0234 email: info@folklorama.ca

www.folklorama.ca
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Manitoahbee
Manyfest: Downtown Winnipeg BIZ
WINNIPEG BBQ & BLUES FESTIVAL August 15 17, 2014

The third annual Winnipeg BBQ and Blues Festival is a three-day celebration of legendary blues artists and great barbeque. The featured barbeque competition, the Pit Master Championship, is a Kansas City Barbeque Society sanctioned event open to amateurs and professionals who compete for points and cash prizes. The grand champion wins invitations to world-renowned food competitions. Red River Exhibition Park, adjacent to Assiniboia Downs just outside Winnipeg (west)
MANYFEST September 5 7, 2014

Join downtowns biggest street party! Enjoy many events over one weekend, with music, light, art, dance, wine, a movie, market, kids activities, Ciclovia, food and fun on Broadway in the heart of downtown Winnipeg. The north side of Broadway is closed to traffic.
FEMFEST September 13 20, 2014

FemFest 2014: Shes Got the Power is a celebration of plays by women for everyone. In its 12th season, the festival boasts renowned touring productions from across the country, while also providing exposure to our most talented local female theatre artists.
tel: 204.958.4640 email: info@downtownwinnipegbiz.com

www.manyfest.ca
tel: 204.586.2236 email: info@sarasvati.ca

www.sarasvati.ca
Tel: 204.888.6990 email: info@redriverex.com

www.winnipegbbqandblues.ca
THE MANITO AHBEE FESTIVAL AND ABORIGINAL PEOPLES CHOICE MUSIC AWARDS September 10 14, 2014
The Manito Ahbee Festival and the Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards are a celebration of aboriginal arts, culture and music. This annual festival features events for the whole family with one of the largest powwows in North America, an Indigenous Marketplace and Tradeshow, and the renowned Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards. Please visit the website for more information about dates in 2014.
WINNIPEG INTERNATIONAL WRITERS FESTIVAL September 19 27, 2014

THIN AIR is Winnipegs only annual week-long literary festival, produced for the last 17 years by the Winnipeg International Writers Festival. A veritable week-long book club, there are readings, school shows, and book signings for readers of all ages! THIN AIR features new and established writers, and is enjoyed by thousands of Manitobans of all backgrounds in both English and French.
tel: 204.956.1849 email: info@manitoahbee.com

www.manitoahbee.com
BBQ & Blues Festival: Red River Exhibition Association
tel: 204.927.7323 email: info@thinairwinnipeg.ca

www.thinairwinnipeg.ca
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September 10-14, 2014
Manito Ahbee
PHOTOS COURTESY OF BURT CROWFOOT
SEPTEMBER 12
Aboriginal Peoples Choice
SEPTEMBER 13 & 14
International Competition
MUSIC AWARDS
MORE INFORMATON AT MANITOAHBEE.COM OR ABORIGINALPEOPLESCHOICE.COM
POW WOW
Indigenous Marketplace
SEPTEMBER 13 & 14
& TRADE SHOW
FUNCTION F O U R
Winnipeg Santa Claus Parade: Valery Dyck
Canad Inns Winter Wonderland: Red River Exhibition Association
CULTURE DAYS September 26 28, 2014

This three-day cross Canadian celebration of arts and culture features free activities at numerous culture venues that engage visitors with interactive displays, hands on experiences and a discovery of artists and their works. www.mb.culturedays.ca
WINNIPEG SANTA CLAUS PARADE November 15, 2014

The Winnipeg Santa Claus Parade combines the magic, wonder and excitement that heralds in the holiday season and wraps it up in one big event. A moving panorama of lights, colour and music, the parade inspires delight in the eyes of the children and those who are young at heart. Come to downtown Winnipeg early to enjoy the Host a Block for Santa activities along the parade route from 4 p.m. until the 5 p.m. parade start. Plan to stay a little while longer to take in the fantastic entertainment and brilliant fireworks at The Forks following the parade.
CANAD INNS WINTER WONDERLAND December 5, 2014 January 3, 2015

Be dazzled by Manitobas largest drive-through light show. See the sights and a million lights from the warmth and comfort of your vehicle. Now in its 15th year, Winter Wonderland features more than 25 theme areas and displays as big as 125 ft. wide and 40 ft. high. Open daily 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily but closed Christmas Day. Free horse-drawn sleigh rides every weekend.
BREAKOUT WEST MUSIC FESTIVAL / WESTERN CANADIAN MUSIC AWARDS October 2 5, 2014
Over 80 of Western Canadas finest performers and over 350 music industry leaders and delegates from all over the world make their way to Winnipeg for the 2014 BreakOut West Festival. The weekend also includes the main event The Western Canadian Music Awards. For more info please see the website. www.breakoutwest.ca

www.redriverex.com
email: info@winnipegsantaparade.com
www.WinnipegSantaParade.com
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Cinematheque
Burton Cummings Theatre: Joe Cefali
Entertainment Venues
MTS Centre: Richard Marquez
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Burton Cummings Theatre: Dan Harper
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra performing at the Centennial Concert Hall: Keith Levit Photpography
BURTON CUMMINGS THEATRE W

This National Historic Site opened in 1907 and was originally named for its owner, Corliss Powers Walker, who brought live theatre, vaudeville, concerts and silent films to the city. Renamed in honour of Winnipeg musician, Burton Cummings, the 1,700-seat venue now hosts a variety of performances throughout the year. Tickets at Ticketmaster at 1.855.985.5000 or online at www.ticketmaster.ca. 364 Smith Street Downtown
CENTRE CULTUREL FRANCO-MANITOBAIN W

The Centre culturel franco-manitobain is located in the heart of the French quarter in St. Boniface. It presents diverse cultural programming and also houses many groups that contribute to the artistic vitality of the franco-manitobain community, including: 100 Nons, ditions du bl, Envol 91, Chorale des Intrpides, Alliance chorale du Manitoba, Conseil jeunesse provincial, Amicale de la francophonie multiculturel du Manitoba, Societ Historique de Saint-Boniface, Cercle Molire and Freeze Frame. Come listen to Winnipegs finest jazz musicians every Tuesday at Mardi Jazz or watch French movies (with English subtitles) on the second Saturday of each month, take dance classes, and see exhibits at La Galerie all year round, just to name a few activities. Please check the website to find out more about whats happening during your stay in Winnipeg. 340 Provencher Boulevard Old St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
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Cinematheque is an intimate movie theatre devoted to screening the very best in Canadian, independent, alternative and world cinema. More than just screening films, it also hosts artist talks, panel discussions and special events to feed the minds of cinema fans. Cinematheque operates year round, with one to two films shown per night Wednesday to Sunday. 100 Arthur Street (in the Artspace Building) Exchange District
tel: 204.925.3456 email: info@winnipegfilmgroup.com

www.winnipegcinematheque.com
tel: 204.956.5656 email: burtontheatre@mts.net

www.burtoncummingstheatre.ca
CLUB REGENT EVENT CENTRE W

Every seat is the best seat at the new Club Regent Event Centre, thanks to a state-ofthe-art seating system configured for each event. Discover whos performing next at casinosofwinnipeg.com! The new Club Regent Event Centre adds to an impressive list of draws at Club Regent Casino, including a walk-through saltwater aquarium, top-notch cuisine, a stunning array of table games and slots, and a connected hotel. The casino is open Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 a.m. and Sunday from noon to 3 a.m. Club Regent Casino, 1425 Regent Avenue West Transcona
CENTENNIAL CONCERT HALL W

Situated in the heart of Winnipegs Theatre District, the Centennial Concert Hall features more than 170 performances annually and seating for 2,300. The Centennial Concert Hall welcomes acclaimed performers from home and around the world, Broadway musicals, community productions and corporate events. The Centennial Concert Hall is also the proud performing home of Canadas Royal Winnipeg Ballet, the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra and the Manitoba Opera. Tickets at Ticketmaster 1.855.985.5000 or online at www.ticketmaster.ca 555 Main Street Exchange District
tel: 204.233.8972 email: ccfm@ccfm.mb.ca

www.ccfm.mb.ca
tel: 204.957.2500 / 1.800.265.3912

www.clubregent.com
tel: 204.956.1360 email: inquiries@mbccc.ca
www.centennialconcerthall.com
THINGS TO DO
ENTERTAINMENT VENUES
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Pantages Playhouse Theatre: Leif Norman
GAS STATION ARTS CENTRE W

The Gas Station Arts Centre is a vibrant home that builds community through the creation and presentation of the arts. This 232-seat venue brings the best of theatre, music, dance, comedy and poetry to Winnipeg at its intimate Osborne Village location. The facility also boasts an art gallery featuring works by local visual artists. 445 River Avenue (corner of River Avenue and Osborne Street) Osborne Village
MTS CENTRE W
Whether youre travelling across the city to see a superstar in concert or across the continent as part of the tour itself, no itinerary is complete without a stop at MTS Centre. Conveniently located in the heart of downtown Winnipeg and North America, this state-of-the-art 15,000seat facility has consistently been ranked as one of the top 50 busiest venues in the world by Pollstar Magazine. From Winnipeg Jets hockey games to concerts and everything in between, great nights always start at MTS Centre. Tickets at Ticketmaster 1.855.985.5000 or online at www.ticketmaster.ca 300 Portage Avenue Downtown
RBC CONVENTION CENTRE WINNIPEG W

Situated in the heart of Winnipegs downtown, within easy walking distance of more than 2,500 first-class hotel rooms, the 160,000 sq. ft. RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg is one of Western Canadas top meeting, consumer/ trade show, banquet, conference and special event facilities. From international conferences and high-end galas to concerts and weddings, the RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg delivers a contemporary atmosphere, state-of-the-art technology and versatility. 375 York Avenue Downtown
tel: 204.284.9477 email: info@gsac.ca

www.gsac.ca
email: info@truenorth.mb.ca
www.mtscentre.ca
tel: 204.956.1720 | 1.800.565.7776 email: info@wcc.mb.ca

www.wcc.mb.ca
WEST END CULTURAL CENTRE PANTAGES PLAYHOUSE THEATRE W

The Pantages Playhouse Theatre, a designated historical landmark, plays host to local and international groups, both amateur and professional. 180 Market Avenue Exchange District
w This all-ages concert venue plays host to local, national and international concerts. Friendly and eclectic, this licensed concert hall is one of the citys most popular. To see a schedule of upcoming events, visit the website. 586 Ellice Avenue West End
tel: 204.989.2889 email: info@pantagesplayhouse.com

www.pantagesplayhouse.com
tel: 204.783.6918 email: info@wecc.ca

www.wecc.ca
Crowd at the MTS Centre: True North Sports and Entertainment
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Great Big Adventure
Family Fun
TOP 10 MUST SEES IN WINNIPEG
as chosen by room ve, grades ve and six and their teacher Susan Pereles, at Brock Corydon Elementary School
1. Canadian Museum for Human Rights 2. Assiniboine Park and Zoo 3. Sport venues: Investors Group Field, Shaw Park, MTS Centre 4. The Royal Canadian Mint 5. The Forks 6. Winnipeg museums : Childrens Museum, Manitoba Electrical Museum, and Western Canada Aviation Museum
Royal Canadian Mint
Manitoba Electrical Museum and Education Centre
7. Centennial Concert Hall /WSO 8. Canadas Royal Winnipeg Ballet 9. Winnipeg Art Gallery 10. Manitoba Legislative Building
Assiniboine Park Zoo
Investors Group Field: Doug Portz
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Childrens Museum: Anthony Lorica
CHILDRENS MUSEUM W A
A fun family destination! Housed in the oldest surviving train repair facility in Manitoba, the Childrens Museum features 12 permanent galleries that spark creative learning. Visitors can hop aboard an authentic 1952 diesel locomotive and 1910 Pullman passenger coach, explore the five-storey Lasagna Lookout, test their perceptions in the giant Illusion Tunnel, perform water experiments in the Splash Lab, and much more. A toddler-exclusive space, Tot Spot serves the needs of the museums smallest visitors. During the holiday season, take a stroll through the land of fairytales in Eatons Santas Village. All that plus public programs, workshops and special events! Open daily. 45 Forks Market Road The Forks
FUN MOUNTAIN WATERSLIDE PARK w

Fun Mountain Waterslide Park is Manitobas largest and most diverse waterpark. This attraction is on the must do summer activities. From the moment you step past the entrance gate, you enter a paradise that even trolls, dragons and fairies cant resist. Meet Spike the parks resident troll and mascot or take in the free entertainment. Youll be pleasantly surprised by all that this prairie jewel offers. Open daily mid-June to late August (weather permitting). Call for hours. 804 Murdoch Road (off Highway 1 East), 6 kms east of the Royal Canadian Mint just outside Winnipeg (east)
GRAND PRIX AMUSEMENTS w

Rev up the excitement with go-kart racing on three challenging tracks with more than 75 go-karts for ages four to adult. Play the 18-hole pirate theme mini golf and visit Skull Mountain, Treasure Island and the life-sized pirate ship. Cool off on a bumper boat or launch water balloons at each other in the water wars game. Step up to the plate in one of five batting cages, bump on a super collider bumper car, or have a bouncing good time on one of the trampolines. Also on site are concessions, an arcade and picnic areas. Group and party rates are available. Free general admission, free parking, pay as you play activities. Open daily including holidays: mid-April through early-October (weather permitting). Call for hours. Highway 1 East (Fermor Avenue), 4 kms east of the Royal Canadian Mint just outside Winnipeg (east)
tel: 204.255.3910 email: funmountain@mts.net

www.funmountain.ca
tel: 204.924.4000 email: general@childrensmuseum.com

www.childrensmuseum.com
tel: 204.254.3644
www.grandprixamusements.com
For more Family Fun Activities please see the following listings:
Adrenaline Adventures, Page 83 Assiniboine Park, Page 64 Assiniboine Park Zoo, Page 64 The Forks National Historic Site, Page 58 FortWhyte Alive, Page 67 Golf Dome, Page 83 Great Big Adventure, Page 16 Lasertopia, Page 16 Living Prairie Museum, Page 45 Lower Fort Garry, Page 46 Manitoba Electrical Museum & Education Centre, Page 46 The Manitoba Museum, Page 48 Nature Playground, Page 65 Oak Hammock Marsh, Page 69 Prairie Dog Central, Page 60 Royal Canadian Mint, Page 61 Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park, Page 16 Western Canada Aviation Museum, Page 52 Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Page 82 Winnipeg Goldeyes, Page 82 Winnipeg Jets, Page 82
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Variety Heritage Adventure Park
Thunder Rapids Fun Park
KID CITY W
Kid City is Winnipegs ultimate indoor play centre for children ages 1 to 12. They offer a massive three level play structure with a separate toddler area, all new laser maze, sports court, inflatable bouncer, air hockey, foosball, mini cars, exersaucers, childrens library and private party rooms. In addition, they also offer a full menu in the caf area, a lounge area with couches and flat screen TV and most importantly a safe, clean and fun environment for the entire family! 801 Century Street, Unit 7 St. James
THUNDER RAPIDS FUN PARK W

Come and enjoy the scenic park with fun-filled rides and activities for all age groups. Thunder Rapids has five different types of go-karts (from kiddie karts to thunder karts), water-squirting bumper boats, batting cages, video games, a concession stand, a huge free jungle gym, picnic areas, BBQ rentals, and dont forget the gorgeous 18-hole mini golf course complete with a waterfall and island green! In summer, check out the 20-plus flavours of ice cream. Hours of operation are Monday to Saturday in summer from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., spring and fall from noon to dusk. Open at noon on Sundays. 5058 Portage Avenue (four kms west of Assiniboia Downs) just outside Winnipeg (west)
U-PUTTZ BLACK LIGHT MINIATURE GOLF W

U-Puttz Black Light Miniature Golf is a uniquely themed, artistically created 18 hole miniature golf course, featuring realistic props and murals that will take you deep into the sea and back in time! U-Puttz is a hot spot for birthday parties, windups, special outings, corporate events and just to come and puttz around! 423 McPhillips Street North End
tel: 204.772.9226
tel: 204.582.2166 email: u-puttz@mts.net

www.u-puttz.ca
550 Archibald Street St. Boniface
tel: 204.772.9000 email: info@kidcitywinnipeg.ca

www.kidcitywinnipeg.ca
tel: 204.885.7223 email: info@thunderrapids.ca

www.thunderrapids.ca
VARIETY HERITAGE ADVENTURE PARK

Calling all children 212! Parks Canada and Variety, the Childrens Charity of Manitoba have teamed up to bring The Forks history to life through this one-of-a-kind Heritage Adventure Park. Come imagine, explore and most of all, enjoy! Season of Operation: Victoria Day weekend to Thanksgiving day from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Water Park Hours of Operation: mid-June to Labour Day (weather permitting), 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. 25 Forks Market Road The Forks
MANITOBA THEATRE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE W

Manitoba Theatre for Young People has been creating and presenting professional, innovative theatre for young audiences since 1982. MTYPs artistry has been applauded not only as a theatre for young audiences, but also as an innovative and highly creative theatre company. Located at The Forks, MTYPs home is a 28,000 sq. ft. performance facility. Season runs from October to March. Shaw Performing Arts Centre, 2 Forks Market Road The Forks
TINKERTOWN FAMILY FUN PARK W

An outdoor family amusement park with more than 20 rides and attractions featuring a half-mile scenic train ride, carousel, giant ferris wheel, bumper cars, tilt-a-whirl, sea ray, scrambler, antique Tin Lizzie car ride and a wide variety of kiddie rides including the ever popular Bulgy the Whale and the flying helicopter ride. Play 18-hole mini golf and enjoy the wide variety of food and ice cream concessions, mini donuts, lemonade stand, gift shop, and more. Check out the new Wacky Mouse Roller Coaster. Open mid-May until (weather permitting) mid-September
tel: 204.983.6757 email: forks.fourche@pc.gc.ca

www.parkscanada.gc.ca/forks
tel: 204.942.8898 email: info@mtyp.ca

www.mtyp.ca
621 Murdock Road just outside Winnipeg (east)
tel: 204.257.8095 email: tinkert@mymts.net

www.tinkertown.mb.ca
THINGS TO DO
FAMILY FUN
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Keep on Keepin On exhibit at Graffiti Gallery: Erika Romualdo
Galleries
Winnipeg Art Gallery: Ernest P. Mayer Garry Neill Kennedy exhibit at Platform: Karen Asher
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Buhler Gallery: Carlos Fuentespina
Gallery Lacosse
ACEARTINC. w
Artist-run centre aceartinc. is dedicated to the development, exhibition and dissemination of contemporary art by cultural producers. aceartinc. was established nearly 30 years ago by a group of committed young artists determined to take a chance and create something new in the life of the Winnipegs art community. In these years, there have been hundreds of exhibitions and events, artist lectures, performances, partnerships and members. Gallery hours are Tuesday to Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. 2nd Floor, 290 McDermot Avenue Exchange District
BUHLER GALLERY W NEW

The Buhler Gallery, unique in Manitoba, is located in St. Boniface General Hospital. Its goal is to provide an oasis of contemplation and vision, engaging people in high-quality visual arts programming, music, readings, and performance. St. Boniface General Hospital recognizes the benefit of the arts in health and healing, and its impact on the fabric of daily life and the community as a whole. By establishing this dedicated gallery, the hospital is further enhancing the role of the arts in health. It is hoped that visitors will find the changing exhibitions of interest and solace. Buhler Gallery displays 3-4 exhibitions per year. Please call for the latest exhibition information. Free Admission. Hours are Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturday & Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. Closed on statutory holidays 409 Tache Avenue, inside the main entrance of the Everett Atrium at the St. Boniface General Hospital
CRE8ERY GALLERY AND STUDIO

Nestled in the heart of Winnipegs Exchange District, cre8ery gallery hosts bi-weekly exhibitions of both emerging and established artists. The gallery takes pride in uncovering artistic gems of all media and genres and invites patrons of the arts to come discover their next art treasure. Art classes and self-guided studio tours are also offered. Hours are Tuesday & Thursday from noon to 8 p.m., Wednesday, Friday from noon to 5 p.m. & Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. 2nd Floor, 125 Adelaide Street Exchange District
tel: 204.944.9763 email: gallery@aceart.org

www.aceart.org
tel: 204.944.0809 email: jordan@cre8ery.com

www.cre8ery.com
BIRCHWOOD ART GALLERY W

For nearly 20 years, bringing people and art together has been an everyday business for the Birchwood Art Gallery. They specialize in fine art by a wide range of emerging and established artists, both Canadian and international. They also offer on site, quality conservation custom framing. Gallery hours are Monday to Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Gallery is closed on Sundays and holidays. 6-1170 Taylor Avenue River Heights
GALLERY LACOSSE w
Located in the Corydon area, Gallery Lacosse celebrates Manitoba art and its unique place in the Canadian creative landscape. Owner and artist Terry Lacosse takes pride in supporting local talent. These artists are showcased through their paintings, pottery, photos, and jewellery including Terrys paintings of the neighbourhood and the beaches of Lake Winnipeg. Hours are Tuesday to Friday from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 169 Lilac Street Corydon Avenue
tel: 204.235.3392 email: tgadd@sbgh.mb.ca
www.galeriebuhlergallery.ca
tel: 204.284.0726
tel: 204.888.5840 toll free: 1.800.822.5840 email: info@birchwoodartgallery.com

www.birchwoodartgallery.com
www.tlacosse.com
THINGS TO DO
GALLERIES
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GRAFFITI GALLERY W
Graffiti Gallery is part of Graffiti Art Programming Inc., a not-for-profit community youth art organization located in the core area of Winnipeg. It uses art as a tool for community development, social change, and individual growth. The gallery hosts community urban art exhibits by local, Canadian and international artists. The satellite gallery located at The Skate Plaza at The Forks features an additional six panels without the restriction of operating hours. Every visit to Graffiti Gallery is unique the walls are an evolving urban canvas. 109 Higgins Avenue (east of Main Street) Exchange District
LA MAISON DES ARTISTES VISUELS FRANCOPHONES W

La Maison des artistes visuels francophones is an artist centre of contemporary art that works with the francophone community in Manitoba as well as the French-speaking community at large. It supports the promotion of works in all disciplines via exhibitions, exchanges, workshops and artist residencies. 219 Provencher Boulevard Old. St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
the month from June until September for the Exchange Districts First Fridays. 212 McDermot Avenue Exchange District Winnipeg Square 360 Main Street, near the Fort Street Entrance (display only open during regular mall business hours) Downtown
tel: 204.255.5690 | 1.877.871.9261 email: info@mayberryfineart.com

www.mayberryfineart.com
tel: 204.237.5964 email: maison@mts.net
www.maisondesartistes.mb.ca
NUNAVUT GALLERY W
With one of North Americas most extensive collections of Inuit Art, Nunavut Gallery showcases more than 5,000 works of art including more than 500 individual sculptures of polar bears, representing the best of Canadas world renowned Inuit artwork. The newly renovated Gallery is more than 2,500 sq. ft. in size and it is as much a museum as it is a place of business. Owner Richard Kroeker has more than 25 years experience in the Inuit art field. Art on display includes sculptures, drawings, prints and wall hangings that feature world famous and emerging artists that include John Tiktak, Nunu Parr, Jessie Oonark, Kenojuak Ashevak and many more. 603 Corydon Avenue Corydon
tel: 204.667.9960 email: info@graffitigallery.ca

www.graffitigallery.ca
MAYBERRY FINE ART

Mayberry Fine Art is centrally located in a restored heritage building at the heart of Winnipegs historic Exchange District. Representing over 30 leading contemporary artists from across Canada, the gallery features an amazing selection of paintings and sculpture displayed in over 6000 sq. ft. of gallery space. With more than 35 years experience, Mayberry Fine Art also offers expertise in important historic Canadian art of the 19th and 20th centuries. Watch for special exhibitions at the main gallery on McDermot Avenue, as well as at Mayberry Fine Arts satellite space in the Winnipeg Square concourse. Hours are Tuesday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open until 9 p.m. on the first Friday of
LOCH GALLERY
For more than four decades, the family-owned Loch Galleries have quietly and confidentially established many of the premier collections of art in Canada. This gallery specializes in Canadian and European artworks of significance and features fine contemporary artists, with an emphasis on paintings and sculptures. Art services also include art appraisals, art leasing and art restoration. 306 St. Marys Road St. Vital
tel: 204.478.7233 email: richard@nunavutgallery.com

www.nunavutgallery.com
tel: 204.235.1033 email: winnipeg@lochgallery.com

www.lochgallery.com
UNIT 1460 PORTAGE AVENUE | WINNIPEG, MB

Exhibition & Shop Hours Tuesday: 12:00 - 5:00pm Wednesday-Thursday: 12:00 - 9:00pm Friday: 12:00 - 7:00pm Saturday: 9:00am - 7:00pm Sunday: 9:00am - 5:00pm Free Admission Parking available on-site For venue bookings & tours please call 204-942-1043 or email info@plugin.org
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Art by Rand Heidinger: Mayberry Fine Art
Plug Ins Da Bao Takeout Installation: William Eakin
PLATFORM: CENTRE FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DIGITAL ARTS W

PLATFORM is an artist-run centre devoted exclusively to photographic and digital arts. Founded in 1981, the gallery exhibits artwork by local, national and international artists, showcasing the scope of photographic and digital art practices from innovations and re-discoveries arising from traditional print, to advances stemming from digital photographic techniques, to the outer limits, where photography dissolves into other media classifications. 121-100 Arthur Street (Artspace Building) Exchange District
URBAN SHAMAN CONTEMPORARY ABORIGINAL ART

Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art is a nationally recognized leader in aboriginal arts programming and one of the foremost venues and voices for aboriginal art in Canada. The focus is on developing new programming and new presentations of indigenous art, which has resulted in increased exposure and the expansion in activities. 203-290 McDermot Avenue Exchange District
WINNIPEG ART GALLERY WA

The Winnipeg Art Gallerys impressive collection of over 26,000 works of art ranges from ancient Roman glass to 21st century multi-media art, including the worlds largest public collection of contemporary Inuit art. Known around the world as an iconic modernist building, the WAG presents a constantly changing exhibition schedule of national and international art, as well as emphasizing the work of Manitoba artists. The Gallery Shop carries unique jewellery, ceramics, and glassware handcrafted by Canadian artists. The bright and airy Storm Bistro and Relax Coffee Bar overlook the rooftop sculpture garden. The WAG is open year round. Hours are Tuesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., until 9 p.m. Fridays. Closed Monday. 300 Memorial Boulevard Downtown
tel: 204.942.2674 email: daina@urbanshaman.org

www.urbanshaman.org
tel: 204.942.8183 email: info@platformgallery.org

www.platformgallery.org
WAH-SA GALLERY W
Wah-sa Gallery is devoted exclusively to Canadian aboriginal art and crafts. This Gallery exhibits a wide range of originals, limited edition prints and art cards. The Gallery also handles craft, pottery, carvings and giftware. Johnston Terminal The Forks
PLUG IN INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART W

Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art is Manitobas premier contemporary art gallery and the first institute of contemporary art in Canada. Since 1972, Plug In ICA has exhibited the very best local and international art in all media. Plug In ICA is internationally renowned for its prize-winning entry at the 49th Venice Biennale (2001) and at many other landmark exhibitions at home and abroad. Hours are Tuesday from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday and Thursday from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m., Friday from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 460 Portage Avenue Downtown
tel: 204.786.6641 email: inquiries@wag.ca

www.wag.ca
tel: 204.942.5121 email: wahsa@escape.ca

www.wahsa.mb.ca
WOODLANDS GALLERY w
Located among the boutiques and restaurants of Academy Road, Woodlands Gallery represents an engaging selection of contemporary works by emerging and established Canadian artists. In addition to original paintings, the gallery offers hand-made jewellery, ceramics, blown glass and mono-prints as well as professional custom framing and art consultation. Please contact the gallery for current exhibitions and events. Hours are Tuesday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 535 Academy Road River Heights
WAYNE ARTHUR GALLERY W
tel: 204.942.1043 email: info@plugin.org

www.plugin.org
NEW Located in St. Boniface, Wayne Arthur Gallery showcases over 130 of the best Manitoba artists in a variety of media. These include painting, sculpture, print-making, mixed media, pottery, jewellery, glass and photography. Artists are featured in changing monthly shows. Hours are Tuesday to Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
tel: 204.477.5249 email: bemorton@mymts.net
186 Provencher Boulevard Old St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
tel: 204.947.0700 email: info@woodlandsgallery.com

www.woodlandsgallery.com
www.waynearthurgallery.com
THINGS TO DO
GALLERIES
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Club Regent Casino: Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries
Gaming
McPhillips Station Casino: Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries
Assiniboia Downs: Rob Bye
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Club Regent Casino: Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries
Assiniboia Downs: Rob Bye
ASSINIBOIA DOWNS WA
CLUB REGENT CASINO WA

Paradise awaits you in a tropical jungle atmosphere that includes vibrant flowers, swaying palm trees, and the sounds of tropical birds. Explore the magic of Manitobas only walk-through saltwater aquarium, an extraordinary underwater view of exotic sea life. The casino offers exceptional dining, popular live entertainment and a first-class gaming experience all in a smoke-free facility. Even if youve been here before, newly renovated gaming and lounge areas make for a whole new experience. Take a trip through the tropics Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 a.m. and Sunday from noon to 3 a.m. Closed on selected holidays. Group tours available. 1425 Regent Avenue West Transcona
Open year round daily from 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. Fully licensed 140-VLT gaming lounge and simulcast wagering on televised races from tracks in Canada, the U.S. and Australia. The Downs features live thoroughbred racing May through late September. Visit the website or call for a live racing schedule. The Terrace Dining Room overlooks the race track and offers exceptional dining. 3975 Portage Avenue just outside Winnipeg (west)
MCPHILLIPS STATION CASINO WA

Relive the opulent splendour of the past and saunter into one of the most unique casinos in Western Canada. Deep red velvets, rich woods, and twinkling chandeliers take you back to a grand era of excitement and indulgence. The smoke-free facility offers exceptional dining, popular live entertainment, a sports bar and a first-class gaming experience. Open Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 a.m. and Sunday from noon to 3 a.m. Closed on selected holidays. Group tours available. 484 McPhillips Street North End
tel: 204.885.3330 email: info@ASDowns.com

www.ASDowns.com
tel: 204.957.2500 | 1.800.265.3912 (toll free in Canada and the U.S.)

www.mcphillipsstation.com
tel: 204.957.2500 | 1.800.265.3912 (toll free in Canada and the U.S.)

www.clubregent.com
= Live Racing
May - September
= Casino-style VLT lounge
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204-885-3330 3975 Portage Ave Winnipeg, MB
= Fabulous dining =
Facility rentals
(meetings, socials, weddings & more)
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THINGS TO DO
GAMING
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The Manitoba Museum: Dan Harper
Museums / Historical
Fort Gibraltar: Canadian Tourism Commission
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Living Prairie Museum
AIR FORCE HERITAGE MUSEUM AND AIR PARK W

Enjoy the largest air park in Canada which includes mounted military aircraft from the history of Canadas Air Force. The free Air Force Heritage Museum, situated on the ground floor of 1 Canadian Air Division headquarters (the Bishop Building) contains many outstanding exhibits of National Significance. Open by appointment only; please call. North of Sharp Boulevard (Air Force Way) off Ness Avenue St. James / Airport
FORT GIBRALTAR W A
Visit historical Fort Gibraltar from May 21 to September 1 and witness the fascinating history through the eyes of the voyageurs that lived it! Costumed interpreters transport you back in time to the exciting age of the fur trade. Tour a reconstructed 19th century fort and discover the diverse cast of characters that call it home. Corner of St. Joseph and Messager Streets Old St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
Open year round. Summer hours: (May-Labour Day Weekend) open 7 days a week from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Regular hours: (September-May) Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. or by appointment. Some exceptions may apply please call. 3180 Portage AvenueSt. James
tel: 204.888.8706
IVAN FRANKO MUSEUM W

View works by Ukrainian author and poet Ivan Franko. By appointment only. 200 McGregor Street North End
tel: 204.833.2500 ext 4180
tel: 204.237.7692 email: info@heho.ca
BISHOP VELYCHKOVSKY MARTYRS SHRINE W

The Bishop Velychkovsky Martyrs Shrine illustrates the life of a modern Christian martyr through museum artifacts, panels, multi-media presentations and offers a serene atmosphere before the first class relics of the martyr, who suffered severe torture during the soviet regime in Ukraine. He died in Winnipeg in 1973. The beautifully designed shrine is the second martyrs shrine in Canada. The museum/shrine depicting the martyrs life is open Tuesday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. 250 Jefferson Avenue (St. Josephs Ukrainian Catholic Church) North End
www.fortgibraltar.com
tel: 204.589.4397
GRANTS OLD MILL w

See a working replica of Cuthbert Grants original water-powered mill, built in 1829. During the summer months wheat is ground into flour. The mill celebrates Grant and the Mtis culture the second Saturday in July with a BBQ and activities. A pioneer picnic is held on the second Saturday in August. 2777 Portage Avenue St. James
LIVING PRAIRIE MUSEUM w

The museum is a 13 hectare endangered tall grass prairie preserve located inside the city. Set aside in 1968 as a remnant of original tall grass prairie, this preserve is home to over 160 species of prairie wildflowers, grasses and shrubs with a great array of wildlife. Explore this endangered ecosystem with Naturalist Knapsacks which are full of fun equipment and free to borrow while on site. 2795 Ness Avenue St. James
tel: 204.986.5613 (summer) 204.253.4904 (winter)
THE HISTORICAL MUSEUM OF ST. JAMES-ASSINIBOIA w

The historically designated two-storey Red River Frame Brown House built in 1856, is furnished with period pieces from 1860-1890. HBC employee William Brown and his Mtis wife, Charlotte Oman, raised six children in the house with details of their life accounted in the Museums historiography. The historic 1911 Municipal Hall Building features fascinating vignettes and displays from early trade to the development of Unicity in the St. JamesAssiniboia area and surrounding parishes. The 1890s Interpretive Centre is the third building within the complex, where visitors learn about butter making, blacksmithing, farming, and early modes of pioneer transportation. The Museum holds specialty historical theatre throughout the summer months for groups by appointment. A free Pioneer Heritage Day is held in August.
tel: 204.832.0167 email: prairie@winnipeg.ca

www.livingprairie.ca
tel: 204.338.7321 email: info@bvmartyrshrine.com

www.bvmartyrshrine.com
LOUIS RIELS TOMB W

Visit the resting place of Louis Riel, Mtis leader and founder of the province of Manitoba. 190 avenue de la Cathdrale (St. Boniface Cathedral Cemetery) Old St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
FIRE FIGHTERS MUSEUM OF WINNIPEG w

Among the oldest fire stations in Canada, this beautifully maintained fire hall, built in 1903, features stained glass windows and ornate tin ceilings. As a tribute to the heroism of fire fighters, the museum displays hand and horse drawn, steam and early motorized fire apparatus, artifacts, photographs and records dating back to the 1880s. Open Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Other times by appointment. 56 Maple Street Exchange District
tel: 204.942.4817 email: firemuseum@gatewest.net

www.winnipegfiremuseum.ca
Louis Riels tomb: Rick Strempler
THINGS TO DO
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Manitoba Electrical Museum & Education Centre
Lower Fort Garry: Ginette Manaigre
LOWER FORT GARRY NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE OF CANADA wA

History unfolds before your eyes at this restored 19th-century fort where costumed staff recreate the 1850s in the Red River Valley. Come and meet the governor of the Hudsons Bay Company as he strolls through his garden, barter with the company clerk, sit in a tipi and listen to the whispers of ancient legends. Touch the coarse fur of a bison hide at the oldest stone fur trading post in North America, or if you prefer, scour the fort for clues in a family scavenger hunt or explore the new interactive exhibit in the Visitor Reception Centre. There is something here for the whole family. Living-history programs run throughout the summer to Labour Day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Guided tours in English and French and motorized access for mobility challenged visitors available. The site is open to groups for tours, weddings or meetings by pre-registration. Main Street / Highway 9 (15 minutes north of Winnipeg) just outside Winnipeg (north)
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Discover the ancestral house that inspired Gabrielle-Roy, one of Canadas most influential authors of the 20th century. This home was Gabrielle Roys birthplace and the perfect setting for some of her most beloved stories. 375, rue Deschambault Old St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
MANITOBA ELECTRICAL MUSEUM & EDUCATION CENTRE W

With an enormous yellow turbine runner at the entrance into the historic building, you cant miss this must see Winnipeg attraction. Climb inside a streetcar, one of the earliest uses of electricity in the province, see a 1940s kitchen, look at a HVDC transmission line up close, discover what year your community got electricity or push the buttons on a giant talking robot. Interactive exhibits encourage you to consider how much we depend on energy today. From arc lights to motion detected LED lighting, electricity has certainly evolved. Follow the decisions that were made in Manitobas history that now make hydroelectricity one of this provinces greatest resources. Entertaining and informative for all ages. Open Monday to Thursday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. and by appointment. Guided tours available. Seasonal events include Discover Wonder Juice held in the month of May, Louies Family Fun Days in July & August; and All That Glows: Then and Now, a celebration of holiday lighting trends, running from mid-November to early January. 680 Harrow Street Corydon / Fort Rouge
tel: 204.231.3853 email: info@maisongabrielleroy.mb.ca

www.maisongabrielleroy.mb.ca
MANITOBA CRAFTS MUSEUM & LIBRARY W

The museum interprets historical and contemporary craft in Manitoba through exhibits that feature pieces from a collection of more than 9,000 handcrafted items, and contemporary work from local craft artists. The exhibitions change about three times each year, so there is something new to see every few months. In addition, the library is open for browsing by the general public, and holds history, theory and instruction books on most craft techniques. Please call for information on current exhibits and seasonal hours. 1B-183 Kennedy Street (second door on the side) Downtown
tel: 1.888.773.8888
www.parkscanada.gc.ca/garry
tel: 204.360.7905
www.hydro.mb.ca/museum
tel: 204.487.6117 email: info@mcml.ca

www.mcml.ca
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190 Rupert Avenue at Main Street Infoline: (204) 943-3139 Open: TueFri 10am4pm, SatSun 11am5pm, Closed Mondays www.manitobamuseum.ca manitobamuseum
MANITOBA HISTORICAL SOCIETY DALNAVERT MUSEUM w A

Take a trip into Winnipegs past as you tour the 1895 home of Sir Hugh John Macdonald former Manitoba Premier and son of Canadas first Prime Minister. At this National and Provincial Historic Site, museum interpreters bring history to life through stories and artifacts that represent the lifestyle of a prominent familys household in the early days of Winnipeg. Decorated with luxurious furnishings and equipped with late Victorian innovations, Dalnavert provides a unique historical experience. Dalnaverts Visitors Centre also houses an impressive gift shop, featuring many items from local artisans. Free parking is available for visitors. Final daily tours will commence 60 minutes prior to closing. Open Wednesday to Saturday. Please call for hours. 61 Carlton Street (just south of Broadway) Downtown
MANITOBA HISTORICAL SOCIETY ROSS HOUSE MUSEUM W

Ross House, which served as the first post office in Western Canada, is one of the last remaining examples of Red River frame architecture in Winnipeg. The museum hosts an interpretive exhibit as well as rooms set to reflect the life of the Ross family when their home served as the post office. Ross House Museum provides a glimpse into the operation of the early postal service in Western Canada, as well as 1850s homestead life, Mtis history, and the lives of the Ross family. Open Wednesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. from June 1 to August 31. 140 Meade Street North (Joe Zuken Heritage Park) Historic North Point Douglas
THE MANITOBA MUSEUM W A

The Manitoba Museum is an award-winning heritage and edutainment centre welcoming thousands of visitors each year. Winner of the Michelin Green Guides top awarddesignated Worth the Trip, the museum features an ever-changing variety of touring and specialty exhibits. 190 Rupert Avenue The Exchange District
tel: 204.956.2830 | 204.943.3139 (recorded information) email: info@manitobamuseum.ca

www.manitobamuseum.ca
tel: 204.943.3958 email: rosshouse@mhs.mb.ca

www.mhs.mb.ca
tel: 204.943.2835 email: dalnavert@mhs.mb.ca

www.mhs.mb.ca
POWERFUL
Unique displays of electrical marvels historic and modern
FREE admission and parking. Walk-ins welcome or book a guided tour. Open Monday to Thursday 1 pm - 4 pm.
Call 204-360-7905 for details

or visit www.hydro.mb.ca/museum
680 Harrow Street, Winnipeg Manitoba
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St. Boniface Museum: Rob Barrow
Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame: Dave McKnight
On Site at The Manitoba Museum

Until April 6, 2014 WRAPPED: THE MUMMY OF PESED. For the first time in 45 years, a real Egyptian mummy has come to Winnipeg! Meet Pesed, the shining one, and experience the story behind the Wests fascination with mummies in this exciting new exhibit!
MANITOBA SPORTS HALL OF FAME W

The Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame celebrates and showcases sport excellence and achievement in Manitoba. The decade galleries of sport will walk you through time. Youll see artifacts and memories of Manitobas rich sport history, like the AVCO Cup and Clara Hughes bike from the 96 Olympics. Be inspired by our provinces sport heroes. 145 Pacific Avenue (in the Sport for Life Centre) Exchange District
LE MUSE DE SAINT-BONIFACE / ST. BONIFACE MUSEUM W A

Stand inside the oldest building in Winnipeg and largest oak log structure in North America. The museum depicts the lives of the French and Mtis people. Originally the Grey Nuns Convent, this museum also boasts the largest collection of Louis Riel artifacts in the country. 494 avenue Tach Old St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
MUSEUM GALLERIES
The Manitoba Museum is noted for the dramatic walk-through settings among its nine spectacular permanent galleries. From the Nonsuch, a replica of a full-size 17th century ship that sailed the world, to the Urban Gallery, a trip back through time to the roaring 20s, to the dramatic Orientation Gallery with its recreation of an early bison hunt, a trip to the museum is a journey through Manitobas past, present, and future.
tel: 204.925.5936 email: halloffame@sportmanitoba.ca

www.manitobahalloffame.ca
tel: 204.237.4500 email: info@msbm.mb.ca

www.msbm.mb.ca
MAPLE GROVE TEA ROOM AT KENNEDY HOUSE W

Maple Grove Tea Room is located inside the 1866 historic Kennedy House, home to entrepreneur and explorer Captain William Kennedy. The home features a museum depicting the furnishings of that era. Have a delicious homemade dessert or lunch on the patio or tea room that overlooks the Red River and the beautiful flower gardens on the grounds of Kennedy House. Season runs from early May through the last weekend in September. 417 River Road, St. Andrews (12-minute drive north of the Perimeter Highway on Highway 9) just outside Winnipeg (north)
OSEREDOK UKRAINIAN CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL CENTRE W

Enjoy varied exhibitions drawn from the centres art, library, museum and archival collections that reflect the cultural heritage of Ukrainians in Canada. Browse through a unique selection of jewelry, giftware, art and books in the centres boutique. Open Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays in summer from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. 184 Alexander Avenue East Exchange District
PLANETARIUM
The Manitoba Museum is the first Planetarium in Canada to offer visitors the Digistar 5 AllDome digital projection technology. With a rotating schedule of eight new shows, this new projection system dramatically enhances the visitor experience using two wide-angle video projectors to cover the entire dome with a single seamless video image.
tel: 204.942.0218 email: ucec@mts.net

www.oseredok.org
SCIENCE GALLERY
The Science Gallery features many fun, interactive exhibits that encourage learning and discovery. Visitors can learn what theyd weigh on other planets, interact with a tornado, explore basic principles of science, and try out their talents on a laser harp. Theres always something new to experience at The Manitoba Museums Science Gallery.
tel: 204.334.2498 email: maplegrovetearoom@mts.net

www.maplegrove.weebly.com
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St. Boniface Cathedral: Tara Kenny
Riel House National Historic Site of Canada: Cory Aronec
PLACE SAINT-NORBERT
At the site of the former orphanage (19051948), managed by the Misericordia Sisters, the Saint-Norbert Heritage Group gathered a former butcher shop, a log house, a Red River cart and the La Barrire monument. This monument, which recalls the events of 1869-1870, replaced a simple cross of yesteryear bearing Father Ritchots inscription Le doigt de Dieu est ici (The finger of God is here). Here, Riels followers had erected a wooden barricade which prevented access to the colony by the governor appointed by Canada. 3514 Pembina Highway St. Norbert
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Take a glimpse into the life of Louis Riel, Mtis leader and founder of Manitoba, at his familys historic house, restored to its 1886 appearance. 330 River Road St. Vital
ST. BONIFACE CATHEDRALBASILICA W

The original cathedral, built in 1908, was destroyed by fire in 1968. The remaining walls were incorporated into the design of the new church, creating a dramatic faade and courtyard facing west across the Red River towards downtown Winnipeg. 190 avenue de la Cathdrale Old St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
tel: 204.983.6757
www.parkscanada.gc.ca/riel
ROYAL WINNIPEG RIFLES REGIMENTAL MUSEUM W

Stop in at this museum depicting western Canadas oldest infantry militia unit dating back to 1870. The museum collects, displays and interprets articles and artifacts pertaining to the history of the regiment. Open Tuesdays from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. 969 St. Mathews Avenue (Minto Armouries) West End
tel: 204.237.4500
www.cathedralestboniface.mb.ca
tel: 204.269.3229
ST. JOHNS CATHEDRAL AND CEMETERY W

St. Johns parish was established in 1820 by the Rev. John West to serve the Hudsons Bay Company officers and men, the Selkirk Settlers and the Saulteaux people led by Chief Peguis. It is the oldest Anglican parish west of the Great Lakes. The present building is the fourth on this site and has been in use since 1926. The cemetery surrounding the Cathedral was established in 1812 by the Selkirk Settlers, and it is the oldest cemetery in Winnipeg. Please contact Carol Hargreaves at the Cathedral office to arrange a tour. Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. The cemetery is open year round from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 135 Anderson Avenue North End
PROMENADE TACH / GREY NUNS WALKWAY W

Enjoy a beautiful, cross-river view of The Forks and the Winnipeg skyline from the lamp-lit Promenade Tach. Interpretive plaques along the walkway explain the early development of Saint-Boniface. Avenue Tach, just over the Esplanade Riel Pedestrian Bridge Old St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
tel: 204.786.4300, ext 3492 | 204.895.2588

www.mintoarmoury.com
ST. ANDREWS RECTORY NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE W

View exhibits depicting the history of the rectory and its founders. Enjoy the beauty of the restored rectory (built between 1850 and 1855) and period landscaping. Grounds are open year round. River Road Heritage Parkway and St. Andrews Road just outside Winnipeg (north)
QUEENS OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS OF CANADA MUSEUM

View displays of uniforms, weapons, pictures and artifacts from 1870 to the present, telling the story of Western Canadas oldest highland unit. 230-969 St. Mathews Avenue (Minto Armoury) West End
tel: 204.785.6050
tel: 204.586.8385 email: office@stjohnscathedral.ca

www.stjohnscathedral.ca
www.parkscanada.gc.ca/ standrewsrectory
tel: 204.786.4300, ext 3436
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Transcona Historical Museum
The Trappist Monastery Ruins : Ryan Wakshinski
ST. NORBERT PROVINCIAL HERITAGE PARK

Visit Winnipegs other forks at the junction of the Red and La Salle rivers. Learn how this area was used by aboriginal people, Mtis people and later French-Canadian settlers in different ways by taking a free guided tour and visit restored houses from the late 1800s. Go fishing, have a picnic or walk a 1 km self-guiding trail along the La Salle River. Open mid-May to Labour Day weekend from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 40 Turnbull Drive St. Norbert
TRANSCONA HISTORICAL MUSEUM W

The Transcona Historical Museums mission is to maintain and promote the history, stories and community spirit of Transcona. Exhibits rotate annually, and feature the highlights of the extensive collection of artifacts, photographs and archival records that together tell the story of Transcona. Thanks to the donations of Transconian collectors, the museum also has special natural and cultural history collections that include over 8,000 moths and butterflies from around the world, and 3,500 archaeological and First Nations artifacts from throughout Manitoba. Educational programs and group presentations may be arranged by appointment. Summer hours (JuneAugust) are Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Regular hours (SeptemberMay) are Tuesday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 141 Regent Avenue West Transcona
TRAPPIST MONASTERY PROVINCIAL HERITAGE PARK W

The Trappist Monastery was established in 1892 by five members of the Trappist Order from the Abbey of Bellefontaine, France. In 1978, the Trappists moved to a site near Holland, Manitoba, to protect their contemplative life from the effects of urban sprawl. Fire gutted the vacated church and residential wing five years later. Information about the Trappist monks and the monastery is on display at the remaining ruins. The former Trappist Monastery Guesthouse, now called the St. Norbert Arts Centre, is home to many resident artists and is located on the grounds. 100 rue des ruines du Monastre.
tel: 204.945.4236 email: pomstnrb@mymts.net

www.manitobaparks.com
SEVEN OAKS HOUSE MUSEUM

The homestead of John and Mary (Sinclair) consists of a log house with a stone foundation, a retail store and post office. Built in the 1850s, the house is one of the oldest surviving residences in Winnipeg that still stands on its original lot. The house is filled with Inkster family artifacts and photos, as well as pieces from others from the period before 1912. See how a wealthy stonemason, trader, farmer and retail merchant and his family lived in the 1800s in the Red River settlement. Open daily from 10a.m. to 5 p.m. Guided tours are available. Admission by donation. Season runs from May long weekend to Labour Day. 50 Mac Street off Smithfield Avenue East West Kildonan
UKRAINIAN MUSEUM OF CANADA W

The museum is located in the Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral. It is a Winnipeg landmark featuring a Ukrainian Baroque architectural style with an exterior mosaic by Leo Mol, a carved icon screen wall and stained glass windows. The museum houses a collection of Ukrainian folk arts and crafts, a library and gift shop. Open Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. from July through August. Other times by appointment only by calling 204.334.5267. 1175 Main Street North End
tel: 204.222.0423 email: info@transconamuseum.mb.ca

www.transconamuseum.mb.ca
tel: 204.582.1018
www.htuomc.org
tel: 204.339.7429
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UPPER FORT GARRY W

The fort, built between 1834-37 and demolished between 1881-89, was the centre of trade for an area larger than Eastern Europe. It was the administrative and judicial body of the Red River Settlement, which was governed by theHudsons Bay Company and the place where Louis Riel formed the provisional government, which led Manitoba into confederation as a province. New life will return to thissignificant historical site in 2014 with the opening of the Upper Fort Garry Heritage Park - phase one of a complete make-over that will see, in the future, a series of new additionsadded until the Upper Fort Garry Heritage Park and Interpretive Centre is complete. Across from Via Rail Station Downtown
WESTERN CANADA AVIATION MUSEUM W A

Take your imagination to the sky! Youll discover great ideas (and not so great ideas) in flight and develop a true appreciation for the adventuring and enduring spirit of Canadas aviation legends. Check the website for visiting exhibits and aircraft, as well as special events and guided tours. Or simply relax in the observation room and watch the air traffic on the international airport runways. Kids (2-12) will enjoy Skyways the interactive play area where they can fly a plane, challenge the wind, spot a flying saucer and still be back in time for dinner. Gift shop onsite. Free parking. Hangar T-2, 958 Ferry Road, just five minutes from the airport at the corner of Ellice and Ferry Road St. James
WINNIPEG RAILWAY MUSEUM

Climb the stairs of the historic Via Rail Station to track 1 and 2, where you will discover 37,500 sq. ft. of railway history and artifacts. See the Countess of Dufferinthe first steam locomotive on the prairies, also diesel and electric locomotives, rolling stock, maintenance of way equipment, the history of CN, CP, City of Winnipeg rail, the construction of the Hudson Bay Railway, the struggle of women to enter the railroad industry, and a large HO gauge model layout. Finish with a visit to the railroad oriented gift shop. The museum is open May 1 to October 31 daily from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday & Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in March and November. Please call for hours of operation from December through February. Located upstairs on tracks one and two in Via Rail Union Station. Entrances available from Broadway and Main or The Forks Market entrance Downtown / The Forks
tel: 204.987.4359
www.upperfortgarry.com
tel: 204.786.5503 email: info@wcam.mb.ca

www.wcam.mb.ca
WINNIPEG POLICE MUSEUM W

Displays and artifacts are featured relating to the history of the Winnipeg Police Force dating from its beginning in 1874 to the present. Open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free admission. 130 Allard Avenue Assiniboia
tel: 204.942.4632 email: wpgrail@mts.net
www.wpgrailmuseum.com
tel: 204.986.3976 email: wps-museum@winnipeg.ca

www.winnipeg.ca/police/museum
Upper Fort Garry: Ryan McBride
Western Canada Aviation Museum
Winnipeg Railway Museum
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Winnipeg Nightlife: Canadian Tourism Commission
Nightlife
Essence Night Club: Don Windsor of Image Productions Kings Head Pub: Brent Bellamy
THINGS TO DO
NIGHTLIFE
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Fame Nightclub
Rumors Comedy Club
Blues
TIMES CHANGE(D) HIGH & LONESOME CLUB W 234 Main Street Downtown tel: 204.957.0982
www.highandlonesomeclub.ca
FAMOUS PLAYERS KILDONAN PLACE W 1555 Regent Avenue West Transcona tel: 204.663.2166
www.cineplex.com
Live Music
BELLA VISTA W tel: 204.775.4485
53 Maryland Street West Broadway
GLOBE CINEMA W
3rd Floor, Portage Place Shopping Centre, 393 Portage Avenue Downtown
Comedy
RUMORS COMEDY CLUB W 190-2025 Corydon Avenue Corydon tel: 204.488.4520
www.rumorscomedyclub.com
tel: 204.694.5623 (Cinema Info) 204.943.2004

www.landmarkcinemas.com
BURTON CUMMINGS THEATRE W 364 Smith Street Downtown tel: 204.956.5656

www.burtoncummingstheatre.ca
CAVERN
112 Osborne Street Osborne Village
SILVERCITY POLO PARK W

817 St. James Street St. James
tel: 204.284.7201
Film / Movies
CINEMA CITY NORTHGATE W 1399 McPhillips Street Garden City tel: 204.334.6234
www.cineplex.com
tel: 204.774.1001
www.cineplex.com
CLUB REGENT EVENT CENTRE

1425 Regent Avenue West Transcona
SILVERCITY ST. VITAL W tel: 204.256.3901
tel: 204.957.2500, ext 2578

www.clubregent.com
St. Vital Shopping Centre, 160-1225 St. Marys Road St. Vital www.cineplex.com
CINEMATHEQUE W 100 Arthur Street Exchange District tel: 204.925.3456

www.winnipegcinematheque.com
FOLK EXCHANGE W tel: 204.231.0096
TOWNE CINEMA 8
301 Notre Dame Avenue Exchange District
203-211 Bannatyne Avenue Exchange District www.winnipegfolkfestival.ca
tel: 204.947.2848 (Cinema Info) 204.949.9357 CINEPLEX ODEON MCGILLIVRAY AND VIP CINEMAS
2190 McGillivray Boulevard Kenaston www.landmarkcinemas.com
LE GARAGE CAF W
tel: 204.269.9981
Gay / Lesbian
CLUB 200 W 190 Garry Street Downtown tel: 204.943.6045
www.club200.ca
www.cineplex.com
166 Provencher Boulevard Old St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
LANDMARK CINEMAS 8 GRANT PARK W
tel: 204.237.0737
www.garagecafe.ca
127-1120 Grant Avenue River Heights
tel: 204.453.4084 (movie line) | 204.453.4536

www.empiretheatres.com
FAME
279 Garry Street Downtown
MTS CENTRE W 300 Portage Avenue Downtown tel: 204.987.7825

www.mtscentre.ca
tel: 204.414.9433
www.famenightclubwinnipeg.com
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Opera Ultralounge: Kale Kuzik
Park Theatre Caf
THE MARION W tel: 204.233.1477
393 Marion Street Norwood Grove
WEST END CULTURAL CENTRE w

586 Ellice Avenue West End
ESSENCE W
tel: 204.783.6918
www.wecc.ca
2100 McPhillips Street, located in the Canada Inns Destination Centre Garden City Garden City
club hotline: 204.474.CLUB (2582)

www.essencewinnipeg.com
MCPHILLIPS STATION CASINO W

484 McPhillips Street North End www.mcphillipsstation.com
tel: 204.957.2500 | 1.800.265.3912
WINDSOR HOTEL w 187 Garry Street Downtown tel: 204.942.7528 THE ZOO W
LIV IN THE EXCHANGE W

140 Bannatyne Avenue Exchange District
tel: 204.989.8080
OZZYS W
www.livintheexchange.com
tel: 204.452.9824
tel: 204.452.9824
PARK THEATRE CAF W

698 Osborne Street Osborne Street South
Nightclubs
AREA NIGHTCLUB W
1792 Pembina Highway, located in the Express by Canad Inns Fort Garry
THE OAK W
tel: 204.478.7275
826 Regent Avenue West, located in the Canad Inns Destination Centre Transcona Transcona
www.parktheatervideo.com

www.theoakwinnipeg.com

www.areawinnipeg.com
PYRAMID CABARET 176 Fort Street Downtown tel: 204.957.7777

www.pyramid7.com
OPERA ULTRALOUNGE CLUB 3D W

3321 Portage Avenue St. James
441 Main Street Exchange District
tel: 204.955.5088
tel: 204.837.1314 ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL W 123 Regent Avenue West Transcona tel: 204.224.1882
www.royalgeorgehotel.ca
www.operaultralounge.ca
COWBOYS W
PALOMINO CLUB tel: 204.772.0454
1034 Elizabeth Road, located in the Canad Inns Destination Centre Windsor Park Windsor Park
1133 Portage Avenue St. James www.palominoclub.ca
club hotline: 204.474.CLUB (2582) UNION SOUND HALL

110 Market Avenue www.unionsoundhall.com www.canadclubs.com
RANCH SALOON tel: 204.338.7625
1931 Pembina Highway Fort Garry www.theranchsaloon.com
THINGS TO DO
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Tavern United: Canad Inns
Whiskey Dix: Charmaine Mallari
SILVER SPIKE SALOON W 202 Bond Street Transcona tel: 204.224.4885 STEREO NIGHTCLUB
FOX & FIDDLE 456 Main Street Downtown tel: 204.505.1511

www.foxandfidle.com
TAVERN UNITED W tel: 204.261.4233 tel: 204.633.0024 tel: 204.944.0022 tel: 204.789.8879 tel: 204.224.1681
Fort Garry, 1824 Pembina Highway Fort Garry Garden City, 2100 McPhillips Street Garden City
1034 Elizabeth Road, located in the Canad Inns Destination Centre Windsor Park Windsor Park
FOX & HOUNDS TAVERN W

1719 Portage Avenue St. James

www.stereowinnipeg.com
tel: 204.888.2341
MTS Centre, 345 Graham Avenue Downtown Polo Park, 1405 St. Mathews Avenue St. James Transcona, 826 Regent Avenue West Transcona www.tavernunited.com
www.foxandhoundstavern.com
TYC EVENT CENTRE
KINGS HEAD PUB W tel: 204.957.7710

www.kingshead.ca
120 King Street Exchange District
1405 St. Matthews Avenue, located in the Canad Inns Destination Centre Polo Park St. James

www.tycwinnipeg.com
REGAL BEAGLE PUB 331 Smith Street Downtown tel: 204.942.6411

www.themarlborough.ca/dining/ the-regal-beagle
TOAD IN THE HOLE PUB tel: 204.284.7201

www.toadinthehole.ca
WHISKEY DIX W tel: 204.944.7539

www.whiskeydix.ca
436 Main Street Exchange District
SHANNONS IRISH PUB 175 Carlton Street Downtown tel: 204.943.2302

www.shannonsirishpub.ca
UPPER DECK SPORTS BAR

McPhillips Station Casino, 484 McPhillips Street North End www.casinosofwinnipeg.com
Pubs / Sports Bars

ELEPHANT & CASTLE W 350 St. Mary Avenue Downtown tel: 204.942.5555
www.elephantcastle.com
tel: 204.957.2500 | 1.800.265.3912 YELLOW DOG TAVERN 386 Donald Street Downtown tel: 204.775.6676
www.yellowdogtavern.ca
SHARK CLUB
233 Hargrave Street Downtown
tel: 204.942.7400
FINNS PUB AT THE FORKS W tel: 204.944.8118

www.wowhospitality.ca/restaurants/ finns.html
www.sharkclubs.com
210 25 Forks Market Road The Forks
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Esplanade Riel Bridge: Dan Harper
Of Interest
Royal Canadian Mint: Merlin Braun The Forks: Dan Harper
THINGS TO DO
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BRUCE D. CAMPBELL FARM AND FOOD DISCOVERY CENTRE W

The Bruce D. Campbell Farm and Food Discovery Centre is a fun place to explore your foods journey from the farm to your plate. Part of the University of Manitobas Glenlea Research Station, it covers crops, livestock, food processing and the kitchen. Highlights include windows into a pig barn, birthing of piglets (see website for dates), interactive exhibits, crop lots and workshops (eg baking and making ice cream). The centre provides self-guided tours, guided group tours (by appointment), parking, picnic area, and bus drop off. The grounds and multipurpose room host family activities (eg fun days, geocaching), workshops, and presentations. Hours are Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Research Station Road, Glenlea, off Highway 75 just outside Winnipeg (south)
EXCHANGE DISTRICT NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE

Established in the early 20th century, the Exchange District National Historic Site is the original centre of commerce and culture in Winnipeg. The district has been preserved and nurtured as one of North Americas most colourful and cosmopolitan neighbourhoods. Providing a unique backdrop for Winnipegs bustling business and arts community, the 20-block district is a showcase for what is perhaps the most extensive collection of turn-of-the-19th-century architecture on the continent.
On Site at the Forks

EXPLORE MANITOBA CENTRE (TRAVEL MANITOBA)
Located in the heart of Winnipeg at The Forks (adjacent to the Johnston Terminal), the Explore Manitoba Centre is a permanent theme pavilion with more than 8,000 sq. ft. of incredible displays and exhibits that gives both visitors and residents alike a true sense of the diversity and grandeur of Manitoba. The Explore Manitoba Centre also serves as a full-service information centre, providing visitors with information on Manitoba and Winnipeg. The Trans Canada Yellowhead Highway starts at mile 0 located at this centre. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. mid-May to Labour Day, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. September to midMay.
tel: 204.942.6716 email: info@exchangedistrict.org

tel: 204.883.2524 email: ffdc@cc.umanitoba.ca

www.FFDC.ca
THE FORKS NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE W A

Discover a green oasis in the heart of Winnipeg. This nine-acre (3.6 hectare) park, which encompasses open green spaces and treelined walkways, is a national treasure owned and operated by Parks Canada. Enlightening interpretive displays, inspiring sculptures, stone pictographs and ceremonial bronze gambling sticks embody the sites rich continuum of historical events that spans more than 6,000 years. The Variety Heritage Adventure Park brings The Forks history to life for children age two to 12. Come imagine, explore and, most of all, enjoy! 25 Forks Market Road The Forks
tel: 204.927.7838 | 1.800.665.0040 email: contactus@travelmanitoba.com

www.travelmanitoba.com
FESTIVAL PARK
Festival Park and Scotiabank Stage create the epicentre for many of Winnipegs finest concerts and events, including Canada Day at the Forks presented by Rogers, and Folkloramas annual kick-off celebrations.
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Visit the citys headquarters for City Council. Please call 311 to reserve a tour. 510 Main Street Exchange District www.winnipeg.ca
tel: 204.942.6302 email: info@tf-np.ca

www.theforks.com
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This five-metre wide and 250-metre long people path, is located north of the junction of the historic Red and Assiniboine rivers, and provides a link between The Forks and Winnipegs French Quarter. The structure, cablestayed from a single, transversely-inclined pylon rising 57 metres above the Red River, reflects the lightweight nature of its pedestrian traffic, while the spire signifies a place of meeting in the middle of the Red River. A historical diorama can be viewed from the bridge. The bridge was named in honour of Louis Riel. Water Avenue/Provencher Boulevard The Forks / Old St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
THE FORKS MARKET

The Forks Market offers a multitude of shops to browse for a wide variety of specialty items and souvenirs. Downstairs, the market features an irresistible fresh food emporium with everything from gourmet cheeses to meats, organic baked goods and wine. In the upstairs hayloft, shoppers will find items ranging from cigars and aromatherapy products to crafts and artworks from 300 local and Canadian artisans. Open year round.
tel: 204.98-FORKS (983.6757)

www.parkscanada.gc.ca/forks

www.theforks.com
Exchange District: Brent Bellamy
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THE FORKS MARKET PLAZA

Centrally located at the heart of The Forks, The Plaza as it is affectionately known by locals, is always a great place to meet. In winter, The Forks Market Plaza is home to an artificially cooled skating rink, Winnipegs own version of Rockefeller Centre. Families, tourists and lovers ice skate for free to piped-in music under the lovely canopy and twinkling lights. Come summer, The Forks Market Plaza features fountains, canopies, several open performance spaces and incomparable patios.
JOHNSTON TERMINAL
This historic building offers three levels of fabulous shopping and dining. Originally constructed in the 1920s, this beautifully restored building boasts Manitoba-owned businesses, including shops, specialty boutiques, restaurants, and a large antique mall. Whether you are meeting for coffee, dining with friends and family, or shopping for that unique gift, the Johnston Terminal is the place to be. Open year round.
THE SKATEBOARD PLAZA AT THE FORKS

The Plaza at The Forks is Canadas best and largest urban skate plaza and bowl complex. The skateable Sculpture Plaza is an urban landscape designed and built for the regular use and enjoyment of skateboarders and BMX cyclists. It sensitively integrates into the urban park-like and highly programmed setting that already exists. The Plaza at The Forks is the first of its kind in Canada (if not the world) to be integrated into the urban context in the heart of a downtown.
tel: 204.956.5593 OODENA CELEBRATION CIRCLE

Near the convergence of the two rivers is a natural shallow amphitheatre known as the Oodena Celebration Circle. It pays homage to the 6,000 years of Aboriginal peoples in the area. Oodena, Cree for the centre of the city, features ethereal sculptures, a sundial, interpretive signage, a naked eye observatory and a ceremonial fire pit, making it a desirable venue for aboriginal and cultural celebrations, or a place to simply sit and marvel at its beauty.

www.theforks.com
THE WALL THROUGH TIME

The Wall Through Time forms a graphic retelling of historic events that took place at The Forks throughout its 6,000-year history. The Path Through Time sculpture features two bronze shells and a limestone centrepiece.
Visit Winnipegs number one tourist destination and find plenty to do, see, taste and experience: 200+ events, a fresh food market, heritage attractions, open greenspaces, a childrens museum, skateboard park, boutique hotel, theatre, over 70 shops, skating trails and more. See you at The Forks.
Info Hotline 204-957-7618 Toll Free 1-888-942-6302 www.theforks.com
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Manitoba Legislative Building: Zyron Paul Felix
Emptyful sculpture in Millennium Park: Leif Norman
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Visit Manitobas number one citizen, the beloved Golden Boy, who is perched atop the Manitoba Legislative Building. Completed in 1920, many consider Manitobas third Legislative Building to be the finest provincial Legislative Building in the country. Explore some of Manitobas rich history on the Legislative grounds, with various statues and plaques. The building is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. for self-guided tours. Guided tours are available at no charge. Call for details. 450 Broadway Downtown
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This award-winning architectural gem is the main branch of the Winnipeg Public Librarys 20-branch system and is truly worth a visit. Every day, up to 5,000 visitors come through its doors for books, movies, music, wifi, comfortable seating and study space, concerts, information workshops and programs for all ages. The Human Bean Coffee & Tea, the Best of Friends Gift Shop, the Local History Room, extensive public art, a soaring grand staircase bathed in light, urban greenspace Millennium Library Park, access to the skywalk system and convenient hours all make the Millennium Library a favourite downtown destination for residents and visitors alike. Open Monday to Thursday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Friday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. year round. Open Sundays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Labour Day to Victoria Day. 251 Donald Street (across from cityplace and MTS Centre) Downtown
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More than just a train ride, Prairie Dog Central Railway operates a fully restored 1900-era vintage train with five wooden coaches pulled by either an 1882 steam or a 1950s classic GP9 diesel locomotive. Each unique trip incorporates station stops at Grosse Isle where there are local country vendors with home baking, produce and handicrafts. The Freight Shed offers souvenirs and gifts at the Inkster Junction Station. The Prairie Dog Central runs most weekends and holiday Mondays from May through September with the Halloween Express Trains running in October. Engineer for a day, party caboose, ride in the caboose, and charters available upon request. Inkster Junction Station located on Prairie Dog Trail on the north side of Inkster Boulevard between Route 90 and Sturgeon Road just outside Winnipeg (northwest)
tel: 204.945.5813
www.gov.mb.ca/mit/legtour/index.html
Prairie Dog Central Railway
tel: 204.832.5259 email: info@pdcrailway.com

www.pdcrailway.com
tel: 204.986.6450 email: wpl-info@winnipeg.ca

www.winnipeg.ca/library
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Located just outside the west Perimeter next to Assiniboia Downs, Red River Exhibition Park is the areas most versatile event destination centre and home to exciting events like the Red River EX (page 27), Winnipeg BBQ & Blues Festival (page 29), Red River Farmers Market (page 80) and Canad Inns Winter Wonderland (page 31). The park is comprised of approximately 80 acres of land with an additional 400 acres available for future growth and expansion. 3977 Portage Avenue adjacent to Assiniboia Downs just outside Winnipeg (west)
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A wonderful escape on seven beautiful acres! Enjoy a delicious breakfast, lunch or dinner in the restaurant or screened-in porch seven days a week. Visit the two-level home and gift store and the gorgeous furniture showroom to discover unique giftware, home decor, and home furnishings. Tour the beautifully landscaped gardens and on-site greenhouse, and support local producers and crafters at the Friendliest Farmers Market in Manitoba every Saturday from July to September. Heatherdale Road N. off Garven Road just outside Winnipeg (northeast) From inside Birds Hill Park take South Drive (directly across from the WhiteTailed Deer Trail)

www.redriverex.com
tel: 204.777.3880 email: info@pineridgehollow.com

www.pineridgehollow.com
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The Royal Canadian Mints facility in Winnipeg produces billions of coins each year. This is where all Canadian circulation coins are made, as well as those for more than 75 countries around the world. A newly renovated guided tour overlooks the state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, revealing the precise art, craft, and science of coin-making! Open year round, the on-site boutique offers beautiful collector coins, and an exciting collection of souvenirs and gift ideas. The adjacent interactive coin museum involves the visitor in unique learning activities including the ability to make your own souvenir coin and the opportunity to lift and hold a 99.99 per cent pure gold bar worth more than $600,000. 520 Lagimodire Boulevard (at the junction of Highways 1 and 59) St. Vital
ST. NORBERT ARTS CENTRE

The St. Norbert Arts Centre is located in the building the Trappist monks built in 1912 and used as a guest house. Renovated in 1996, the guest house is home to a thriving community of artists, healers, spiritualists and community activists. The gardens feature an artistic blend of culinary and medicinal plants featured at the on-site restaurant. The Ground Roots Cafe is open throughout the summer as a local/organic food focused patio restaurant from Monday to Friday from 11 a.m.2:30 p.m. for lunch and by reservation from 5 p.m. 9 p.m. for dinner, and Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. 2 p.m. 100 rue des ruines du Monastre St. Norbert
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Manitobas only French-language postsecondary institution is both a university and a technical college. Dating back to 1818, Universit de Saint-Boniface was the first teaching establishment in Western Canada and a co-founder of the University of Manitoba. 200 avenue de la Cathdrale Old St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
tel: 204.233.0210 | 1.888.233.5112 email: info@ustboniface.ca

www.ustboniface.ca
tel: 204.269.0564 email: snac@snac.mb.ca

www.snac.mb.ca
tel: 204.983.6429 1.877.WPG.MINT (974.6468)

www.mint.ca
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University of Manitoba
University of Winnipeg: Connie Popowe
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The University of Manitoba is Western Canadas first university. Founded in 1877, the U of M is the largest and only research-intensive university in the province offering more than 90 degrees, diplomas, and certificates with more than 60 at the undergraduate level, including professional disciplines such as medicine, law, and engineering. The university consists of a main Fort Garry campus, the downtown Bannatyne Campus adjacent to Winnipegs Health Sciences Centre, and many other satellite locations. Visit the Fort Garry campus to see rocks, fossils and skeleton replicas of gigantic creatures from a bygone era at The Ed Leith Cretaceous Menagerie; view contemporary and historical art at Gallery One One One; enjoy a performance at the Black Hole Theatre; take in a jazz, opera, choral, or chamber music concert in Eva Clare Hall; or cheer on the Bison athletes in the sport of your choice football, hockey, basketball and more! Fort Garry Campus 66 Chancellors Circle Fort Garry Bannatyne Campus 727 McDermot Avenue Exchange District
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The University of Winnipeg campus is a downtown hub that connects people from diverse cultures and nurtures global citizens. UWinnipeg offers programs unique in Canada, such as a master of development practice with a focus on indigenous development, a bachelor of arts or science in disability studies, and a bachelor of arts in human rights and global studies. A stroll around the expanding campus brings you to the new Richardson College for the Environment and Science Complex one of the most advanced and energy-efficient educational facilities in North America, a student residence, and the new Buhler Centre devoted to business and economics, and adult learning programs. UWinnipeg offers small classes, Canadas only on-campus high school, and an expanding Wesmen sports program. UWinnipeg is consistently recognized by both the Globe and Mail and Macleans magazine. The Manitoba Basketball Hall of Fame and Museum is prominently located within the mezzanine and spectator entrance area at the University of Winnipegs Duckworth Centre. 515 Portage Avenue Downtown
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Discover the heart of the Chinese community, featuring replicas of Confucious and Qin Dynasty terracotta warrior with horse. The Dynasty Building is an excellent example of architecture in the Chinese tradition. The multi-roof design is a symbol of good luck and the beautiful Chinese Gardens form a tranquil retreat in the heart of the city. Be sure to visit the Centres interior, where youll see a replica of the famous Nine Imperial Dragon Mural, a statue of Guan Yin and a bronze Buddha. 180 King Street Exchange District
tel: 204.943.2627 | 204.943.1197 email: wcccc@mts.net

www.wcccc.ca
tel: 204.474.8880 | 1.800.432.1960

www.umanitoba.ca
tel: 204.786.7811
www.uwinnipeg.ca
Chinese Gardens: Garry Barringer
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FortWhyte Alive: Ray Heinrichs
Assiniboine Park: Anthony Lorica
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Assiniboine Park: Karen Bartlett
Lion at Assiniboine Park Zoo
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Discover one of Canadas largest urban nature parks. The looped, 1 km paved Sagimay Nature Trail takes you through forest and meadow to the Eve Werier Memorial Pond. A 6 km system of woodchip trails radiate from the Sagimay Trail. Corner of Chalfont Road and Grant Avenue Tuxedo
On Site At Assiniboine Park

ASSINIBOINE PARK CONSERVATORY
The Conservatory is a year-round verdant, green paradise, featuring more than 8,000 flowers, plants and trees. With an ever-changing floral display and guaranteed great weather, its the perfect place to visit any time of the year. Enrich yourself with an endless array of programming, special events, and art displays, all within a venue that is a feast for the senses. There is no admission charge. Open year round.
and a more visible and active contribution to environmental and wildlife education, research, and conservation in Manitoba. Please see the whats new section (page 17) for information on the upcoming Journey to Churchill exhibit.
tel: Call 311 for information, Outside of Winnipeg call 1.877.311.4WPG (4974) ASSINIBOINE PARK WA
tel: 204.927.6000 or 204.927.6070 for camps, tours and programs. ENGLISH GARDENS
The winding paths and free-form beds of the English Garden are indicative of the English Landscape style, which sought to convey an idealized but approachable view of nature, as opposed to the regimented symmetry of the Formal Garden. Two of the most notable statues in the English Garden, the Boy with the Boot and the Queen Victoria Monument were donated to the city to commemorate Queen Victorias Diamond Jubilee. The English Garden is now planted mainly with annual flowers but a program is underway to revitalize this historic garden to restore it and its original design intent.
Assiniboine Park is one of Winnipegs finest attractions and is visited by millions of people every year. Open 365 days a year, this premier 300-acres of green space serves as a gathering place for locals and tourists seeking recreation, relaxation and education. Explore creatures from near and far at Assiniboine Park Zoo and bask in an exotic horticultural collection from around the world at the Assiniboine Park Conservatory. Children are invited to the fun and excitement of the Nature Playground. In winter months, the area remains active and alive transformed into a worldclass toboggan hill that has become a favourite attraction for the young and young at heart! 2355 Corydon Avenue Tuxedo
tel: 204.927.6001 ASSINIBOINE PARK ZOO A

Located minutes from downtown Winnipeg in beautiful Assiniboine Park, the Assiniboine Park Zoo provides visitors with the opportunity to interact with animal species from all corners of the globe. Open year round, with both indoor and outdoor exhibits; the zoo specializes in hardy, cold-climate species from northern latitudes and mountain ranges, such as caribou, lynx, bison and polar bears. A range of exotic animals are also featured throughout the zoo such as meerkats, geckos, camels, flamingos, Asiatic lions, tigers and more! With more than 80 park-like acres to explore, the zoo has been a favourite destination for families, tourists, school groups, and animal lovers for over a century. Today, the zoo is undergoing a dramatic transformation that includes significant renovations, new exhibits designed to meet modern standards, enhanced facilities for visitors,
tel: 204.927.6000 email: info@assiniboinepark.ca

English Gardens: Edwin Crescini
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Leo Mol Sculpture Garden: Kristina Anderson
Nature Playground: Barb Wood
THE INTERNATIONAL POLAR BEAR CONSERVATION CENTRE

The International Polar Bear Conservation Centre opened at Assiniboine Park Zoo in 2012. The new, modern facility is a key component of the new Journey to Churchill exhibit currently under construction at the zoo as part of the Assiniboine Park Conservancys overall $200 million redevelopment plan. The IPBCC is designed to transition orphaned polar bear cubs rescued by Manitoba Conservation & Water Stewardship in northern Manitoba to eventual placement in pre-approved Manitoba-standard facilities. In addition, the centre supports and facilitates research efforts that contribute to environmental and wildlife education, and the conservation of polar bears. Visitors to the zoo can experience the IPBCC in the multimedia-rich interpretive gallery, learning from interviews, interactive games, touchable objects, and interpretive signage about bears, researchers, and climate change. The visitor centres primary goal is to educate the public about polar bears, increase awareness about the fragile Arctic ecosystem, and motivate people to help conserve polar bears by reducing their carbon footprint.
LEO MOL SCULPTURE GARDEN

The Leo Mol Sculpture Garden is a serene garden brimming with flowers and tranquil pools, which features the magnificent work of internationally recognized UkrainianCanadian master sculptor Dr. Leo Mol. Located in Assiniboine Park adjacent to the English Garden, it is one of the most beautiful outdoor spaces in all of Winnipeg and a unique cultural landmark for Canada. More than 300 of Dr. Mols works, bronze and ceramic sculptures, paintings and drawings are displayed in the garden, combining artistic beauty with a natural setting. The gallery and studio buildings are open from the May long weekend until Labour Day weekend in September from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays in September from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The outdoor display is open year round during regular park hours.
LYRIC THEATRE
The Lyric Theatre carries on the tradition of summer band shell entertainment in the park. The large outdoor stage features performances for every taste and age, including jazz, the symphony, Ballet in the Park and the highly popular Movies in the Park. The Lyric Theatre is a fitting home for quality, family entertainment, all provided free of charge.
NATURE PLAYGROUND
From your first steps down the tree-lined path toward the Nature Playground, you will be transported into a world of wonder that encourages children of all ages to run, jump, climb, explore, and play! Exercise your body and your imagination while you explore the sand and water play area, slithering slides, a sky-high crows nest, willow tree tunnels, basket swings, a giant robins nest, net bridges, and topiaries. These unique features are inspired by and incorporated into the areas natural surroundings, which include two acres of trees, gardens, gently rolling hills, and colourful rubber mountains. Hours are 8 a.m. to dusk, daily.
tel: 204.927.6000
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PAVILION GALLERY MUSEUM

As the centerpiece of Assiniboine Park, the Pavilion Gallery Museum houses a gallery museum featuring the largest collections of works by three renowned Manitoba artists. The contemporary works of Ivan Eyre, the historical works of Clarence Tillenius and the watercolours and woodcuts of Walter J. Philips. As well, the rotation gallery features exhibitions by Manitobas premier and emerging artists. Located on the second floor of the Pavilion Gallery Museum, The Pooh Gallery houses a permanent collection of Winnie the Pooh artifacts and memorabilia, including pop-up books, toys and figurines as well as the famous painting Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Pot by Ernest H. Shepard, the original illustrator of A. A. Milnes Winnie the Pooh books. There is no admission charge. Gallery hours are: October 1 to May longweekend, daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. May longweekend to October 1, daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
QUALICO FAMILY CENTRE

Designed to blend in with its natural surroundings, the Qualico Family Centre serves as a central gathering place for park visitors and is capable of accommodating a variety of events and activities, from park programs and activities for children to corporate retreats and private celebrations. The centres meeting and banquet facilities include a 220-seat reception hall and boast state-of-the-art audio and video technology. Executive Chef Heiko Duehrsen has created a banquet menu featuring an impressive selection of savoury soups, delicious salads, sumptuous entres, and tempting desserts. The centre also features The Park Caf restaurant which offers family-friendly breakfast and lunch menus that are both interesting and affordable. The Park Caf is open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.
WINNIE THE BEAR STATUE

Did you know Winnie the Pooh was named after Winnipeg? Formerly located in the Assiniboine Park Zoo, the well-known statue of Lt. Harry Colebourn and Winnie the Bear now has a new home inside the Nature Playground at Assiniboine Park. Originally unveiled on August 6, 1992, the bronze statue and plaque was donated by the Kinsmen Club of Winnipeg. Crafted by artist William Epp, the piece was created as a way to permanently commemorate the story of Lt. Colebourn and Winnie the Bear, the forerunner for the childrens storybook character, Winnie the Pooh.
General Info: 204.927.6001
tel: 204.927.6000
Qualico Family Centre: Assiniboine Park Conservancy
Alive with
Adventure!
Theres fun and adventure for all ages at FortWhyte Alive.

We offer guided walks, interpretive talks, specialty workshops, as well as unique outdoor activities hiking, shing, wildlife watching, and so much more.
Interpretive Centre Bison Prairie Tipi Encampment Pioneer Sod House Prairie Dog Town 7k of Forest Trails 5 Lakes Toboggan Slide Floating Marsh Boardwalk

5k Cross-Country Ski Trail Wildlife Watching Birding Destination Fishing & Ice Fishing Canoeing & Kayaking Snowshoeing & Skating Nature Shop Buffalo Stone Caf

Bringing nature alive, 364 days a year.

1961 McCreary Road, Winnipeg, MB | www.fortwhyte.org
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Kildonan Park: Joemax Kiamco
Kings Park: Paul Sloggett
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Featuring hills and ridges formed by ancient glaciers, this 35-square kilometre park has a lake, oak and aspen forests, native prairie wildflowers, deer, waterfowl and songbirds. Facilities include camping, swimming, picnic sites, a riding stable, a restaurant, a beach concession and a convenience store. There are 30 kms of trails for walking and cross-country skiing, and 7.2 kms of paved bicycle and roller blading trails. Every July the park hosts the Winnipeg Folk Festival. 24 km northeast of Winnipeg on highway 59 just outside Winnipeg (north)
KILDONAN PARK
Walk among some of the oldest and largest trees in Manitoba, through a formal garden and visit the Witchs Hut from the Brothers Grimm fairy tale. The park is also home to Canadas longestrunning outdoor theatreRainbow Stage, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, along with plenty of picnic tables and barbeque pits that are available throughout the summer. In winter, enjoy toboggan slides and the skating pond. 2015 Main Street North Main / West Kildonan
LA BARRIERE PARK
Canoe, fish, hike and bike in summer or enjoy cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in winter. Nature tours available by calling 204.832.0167 Located on Waverley Street, south of the Perimeter Highway just south of Winnipeg
tel: Call 311 for picnic sites and events, outside of Winnipeg call 1.877.311.4WPG (4974)
www.winnipeg.ca/publicworks/ ParksandFields/ParkBooking/ Bookableparks/labarriere.asp
tel: Call 311 for events and picnic site reservations, outside of Winnipeg call 1.877.311.4WPG (4974)
www.winnipeg.ca/publicworks/ ParksandFields/ParkBooking/ Bookableparks/Kildonanpark.asp
LITTLE MOUNTAIN PARK

Enjoy hiking trails, a limestone quarry and numerous picnic sites. Naturalist-guided tours by reservation (204.832.0167). Large off-leash dog area is also located in this multi-use park. Klimpke Road, northwest of Route 90 and Inkster Boulevard
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Winnipegs award-winning 640-acre nature centre showcases a prairie bison herd, five lakes, 7 km of forest trails and floating wetland boardwalks, Naturescape Biodiversity Garden, Prairie Dog Town, Prairie Partners Burrowing Owl Exhibit, Planet H2O exhibit, touch museum, Aquarium of the Prairies, family tree house, birdfeeding stations, Pioneer Sod House, Tipi Encampment, Nature Shop, and Buffalo Stone Caf. Experience outdoor activities year round such as fishing, paddling, hiking, wildlife watching, snowshoeing, skating, cross-country skiing, and the super Richardson Rrrun Toboggan slide. Book a Bison Safari, or a FortWhyte Alive Ecotour, now featuring A Prairie Legacy: the Bison and its People, a Canadian Tourism Commission Signature Experience. Open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, Sunday and holidays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Extended summer and fall hours. 1961 McCreary Road Fort Whyte
KINGS PARK
Bordering the Red River near the University of Manitoba, Kings Park has many pathways (gravel and paved) to enjoy, some of which lead to marshland. In the centre of the park you will find the beautiful Pagoda Gardens. The park also has a soccer field, two baseball diamonds, an off-leash dog area and the Carol Shields Memorial Labyrinth. Kings Drive and Kilkenny Drive Fort Garry (close to the U of M Campus)
www.winnipeg.ca/publicworks/ ParksandFields/ParkBooking/ Bookableparks/Littlemountainpark.asp
tel: Call 311 for events, outside of Winnipeg call 1.877.311.4WPG (4974)
www.winnipeg.ca/publicworks/ ParksandFields/ParkBooking/ Bookableparks/Kingspark.asp
tel: 204.989.8355 email: info@fortwhyte.org

www.fortwhyte.org
Ice fishing at FortWhyte Alive
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JUST 20 MINUTES NORTH OF WINNIPEG! (204) 467-3300 oakhammockmarsh.ca
Try our new Signature Experience A Bird In Hand
Twelve galleries... A world of possibilities.
45 Forks Market Road Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 4T6 204.924.4000
For more information visit www.childrensmuseum.com
Oak Hammock Marsh
OAK HAMMOCK MARSH INTERPRETIVE CENTRE A

Come see why Oak Hammock Marsh Interpretive Centre has been voted the worlds Best Environmental Experience. Under the guidance of friendly interpreters, you can trek the nature trails, take a guided tour of the marsh, go canoeing, view birds, waterfowl and wildlife, watch a film in the multimedia theatre, enjoy a meal in the caf and check out the fun, interactive exhibits. Open daily year round. 20 minutes north of Winnipeg at Highways 67 and 220 just outside Winnipeg (north)
ROUTES ON THE RED

Explore the culture, geography, history and wildlife of Manitobas Red River Valley with more than 20 self-directed Routes on the Red Tours. Spend an afternoon or day walking in the footsteps of voyageurs, or discovering the legacy of glaciers and grasslands. For comprehensive tour itineraries, fascinating facts and fabulous reasons to walk, cycle, drive or paddle your way through the beauty youll find along the Red River, visit the website. www.routesonthered.ca
ST. VITAL PARK

Situated on the Red River, this park is the perfect place for family gatherings and recreational activities. Numerous picnic sites can be booked. In winter, the duck pond becomes a skating rink and a new duck pond shelter will be built and ready for this winters enjoyment. River Road, north of Bishop Grandin Boulevard St. Vital
www.winnipeg.ca/publicworks/ ParksandFields/ParkBooking/ Bookableparks/stvitalpark.asp
tel: 204.467.3300 | 1.888.50MARSH email: ohmic@ducks.ca

www.oakhammockmarsh.ca
WINNIPEG TRAILS
Whether you choose to hike through river bottom forests, cycle through urban jungles or jog along abandoned rail beds, this website gives a detailed look at Winnipegs off-the-beaten-path sights, sounds and scents, along with the citys diverse trail networks. Plan your next outdoor adventure using this sites handy online maps and resources. www.winnipegtrails.ca
PRAIRE PATHFINDERS
Discover Winnipeg by foot and take part in a hiking adventure with Prairie Pathfinders. This urban walking club organizes more than 100 city walks throughout the year at the citys diverse neighbourhoods and parks. Non-members are welcome as guests.
email: prairiepathfinders@shaw.ca
www.prairiepathfinders.mb.ca
DESIGNATED OFF-LEASH DOG AREAS

Find out the closest local park near you to let your favourite canine run free. A full set of rules of use for off-leash dog parks, locations and code of ethics for dog owners is available at: www.winnipeg.ca/publicworks/parksandfields/parks/fieldsforfido.asp
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RWBs Sleeping Beauty: Vince Pahkala
Performing Arts
Rainbow Stages Mary Poppins: Robert Tinker
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra: Keith Levit Photography
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Youll find the Black Hole Theatre Company at University College, located on the University of Manitobas Fort Garry Campus in south Winnipeg. The companys season runs from October to April, performing works by both established and emerging playwrights. The company presents main stage productions in November, January and March in the Black Hole Theatre at the University of Manitoba. In addition, a series of five free noon hour productions run throughout the season at the Black Hole Theatre. 210 Dysart Road, University of Manitoba Main Campus Fort Garry
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Celebrations works hard to ensure your special occasion or night on the town is one to remember. Experience live theatre while a delicious four-course dinner is served by characters from the show. Seating times: Wednesday to Saturday 6:15 p.m. / Sunday 5 p.m. 1824 Pembina Highway (Canad Inns Destination Centre Fort Garry) Fort Garry
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Little Opera Company presents an intimate alternative to grand opera with chamber opera that is sung in English. Please visit the website for information about the current season and tickets.
tel: 204.452.1017 email: contact@littleopera.ca

www.littleopera.ca
tel: 204.982.8282 | 1.877.823.8282 email: infowinnipeg@celebrations.ca

www.celebrations.ca
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The Manitoba Chamber Orchestra presents nine concerts this season in the acoustically superb Westminster United Church. MCO has earned an international reputation with its innovative and imaginative programming, recordings, broadcasts and tours. 745 Westminster Avenue (northwest corner of Maryland Street and Westminster Avenue) West End / Wolseley
tel: 204.474.6880 email: publicity@bhtc.ca

www.bhtc.ca
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Le Cercle Molire, now in its 88th season, offers theatre lovers a wide range of styles and themes en franais, presented in a brand new state-ofthe-art theatre. Le Cercle Molire is the longestrunning theatre company in North America in any language. An English synopsis is available for all plays. The season is launched in September with the annual all-you-can-eat Lobster Feast at the RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg. From October to May, enjoy four major productions, public readings, theatre school, shows for children, Manitoba school tours and the 44th Teen Drama Festival. 340 Provencher Boulevard Old St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
CANADAS ROYAL WINNIPEG BALLET (RWB) W

The RWB is world renowned for its artistic excellence and eclectic repertoire. Strongly rooted in classical ballet, the RWBs performances range from the classics to innovative contemporary ballet. Romeo & Juliet, February 12 16, 2014 Rodin/Claudel, March 4 5, 2014 Mixed Programme, May 7 11, 2014 For tickets contact the RWB Customer Service Office at 204.956.2792, online at www.rwb.org or visit in person at 380 Graham Avenue. Performances take place at the Centennial Concert Hall (555 Main Street) Exchange District
tel: 204.783.7377 email: moc@mts.net

www.themco.ca
tel: 204.233.8053 email: info@cerclemoliere.com

www.cerclemoliere.com
tel: 204.956.0183 email: customerservice@rwb.org

www.rwb.org
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Bethany Jillard & Tom McCamus in Gone With the Wind at the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre
Prairie Theatre Exchange, Chelsea Hotel. Rachel Aberle, Steve Charles, Ben Elliott, Lauren Bowler and Marlene Ginader, photo by David Cooper
MANITOBA OPERA W
Internationally acclaimed artists from Canada and around the world join the Manitoba Opera Chorus and Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra to present two lavish full-scale productions each season. The company also presents a number of other community and education events throughout the year. Pre-show chats and English translations projected above the stage during the performances enrich your opera experience. Season runs November through April. Tickets at the Manitoba Opera Box Office 204.944.8824, in person Room 1060, 555 Main St. (9:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. Mon. to Fri.) or online at tickets.manitobaopera.mb.ca Room 1060, 555 Main Street (Centennial Concert Hall)) Exchange District www.manitobaopera.mb.ca
PRAIRIE THEATRE EXCHANGE (PTE) W

PTE presents five adult plays every season, specializing in new Canadian works ranging from hilarious comedies to searing dramas. In December and early January there is also a special family holiday show. The theatre features a unique thrust stage, with audiences on three sides, resulting in an intimate and unique experience. Season runs from October through April. Third Floor, 393 Portage Avenue (Portage Place Shopping Centre) Downtown
ROYAL MANITOBA THEATRE CENTRE (MTC) W

MTC is Canadas flagship English-language regional theatre. In 2010 it was honoured with a royal designation from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Each year the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre presents six plays at the John Hirsch Mainstage, four plays at the Tom Hendry Warehouse, a Master Playwright Festival and the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre FestivalNorth Americas second-largest Fringe Festival. Season runs October through May. 174 Market Avenue (John Hirsch Mainstage) Exchange District 140 Rupert Avenue (Tom Hendry Warehouse) Exchange District
tel: 204.942.5483
www.pte.mb.ca
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Rainbow Stage is Central North Americas premier destination for professional Broadwaystyle musical theatre and is Canadas largest and longest running outdoor theatre company. Come and join the festivities in Summer 2014 as Rainbow Stage celebrates its 60th anniversary with a three-show lineup of critically acclaimed smash hits, including the biographical A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline (June 6-15), Mel Brooks record award-winning showbiz classic The Producers (July 3-17), and the Canadian stage premiere of Disneys beloved masterpiece The Little Mermaid(August 13-29). Season, group & corporate discounts available. 2021 Main Street North End
tel: 204.942.6537 or 1.877.446.4500 email: patronservices@mtc.mb.ca

www.mtc.mb.ca
email: mbopera@manitobaopera.mb.ca
SARASVATI PRODUCTIONS W
Sarasvti Productions is an independent theatre company offering a unique theatrical experience. The season includes something for everyone, from an annual festival of women playwrights, FemFest, to premieres of exciting new works. A perfect choice for audiences wanting an engaging, inspiring and entertaining alternative to large theatres.
tel: 204.586.2236 email: info@sarasvati.ca

www.sarasvati.ca
tel: 204.989.0888 | 1.888.989.0888 email: rbstage@mts.net

www.rainbowstage.ca
David Pomeroy (The Duke of Mantua) and the MCO Chorus, Manitoba Operas Rigoletto: R. Tinker
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Join Shakespeare in the Ruins in June of 2014 as it celebrates its 21st year as Manitobas only professional Shakespeare theatre company with the presentation of COMEDY OF ERRORS. Youll be in for a unique theatrical experience as you promenade along with the actors in and around the stunning Ruins of the Trappist Monastery Provincial Heritage Park in St. Norbert. 100 rue des ruines du Monastere St. Norbert
THEATRE IN THE CEMETERY W

Enjoy a unique and entertaining theatrical performance, which takes you through St. Boniface Cathedrals cemetery, one of the oldest in the city. Hear stories from French, Mtis and Manitoban history while visiting grave sites of fascinating historic characters, such as Louis Riel, founder of our province. Season runs July and August. School programs run May and June. 494, avenue Tach (Muse de Saint-Boniface) Old St. Boniface / Winnipegs French Quarter
THEATRE PROJECTS MANITOBA (TPM) W

Theatre Projects Manitoba has been on the vanguard since 1990, offering a season of intimate theatre with edge. Join them this season for an extraordinary story from the city. Sargent & Victor & Me is written and performed by Debbie Patterson and runs February 27 March 9 at The Asper Centre for Theatre & Film (400 ColonyUniversity of Winnipeg). Told through a series of first-person accounts from past and present residents of the iconic Winnipeg intersection of Sargent Avenue and Victor Street, Pattersons brave new play maps the core of a storied neighbourhood, and traces the contours of the heart of the playwright who is our guide.
tel: 204.957.1753 email: shakespeare@mts.net
www.shakespeareintheruins.com
tel: 204.237.4500 email: info@msbm.mb.ca
www.theatreinthecemetery.com
tel: 204.989.2400 email: theatrep@mts.net

www.theatreprojectsmanitoba.ca
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Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra: E. Zacharias Photography
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra: Keith Levit Photography
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Virtuosi Concerts (VCI) is Winnipegs International Recital and Chamber Music Concert Series. For more than 20 years, under the artistic direction of Harry Strub, Virtuosi has brought Winnipeg the finest in chamber music. The concert series is well known for providing its audiences with an exceptional concert experience. Virtuosi features artists and ensembles of national and international profile, and the best of Manitoba artists. Virtuosi Concerts mission is to enhance the University of Winnipeg as a cultural and performing arts centre for Winnipeg. Season runs from September to April. University of Winnipeg, 515 Portage Avenue Downtown
WINNIPEG JEWISH THEATRE (WJT) W

Celebrating its 26th season, WJT is proud to present a lineup of plays by Winnipeg playwrights. Join them for Ivanov (January 29 February 9) and Shiksa (April 2 13). All plays at the easily accessible Berney Theatre at the Asper Jewish Community Campus, 123 Doncaster Street Tuxedo.
WINNIPEG SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (WSO)

Entering its 66th year for the 2013-2014 season, the WSO performs more than 80 concerts for approximately 100,000 people each year and offers a wide range of musical experiences that belong to four major series, including: Masterworks (classical repertoire), Pops (popular music with orchestral arrangements and guest artists), Concerts for Kids (for ages 12 and under), and SoundBytes (which demonstrates just how much classical music is used in popular culture). A variety of educational and feature performances throughout the season are also offered. Centennial Concert Hall, 555 Main Street Exchange District
tel: 204.477.7478 email: info@wjt.ca

www.wjt.ca
WINNIPEG STUDIO THEATRE

Winnipeg Studio Theatre is a non-profit company devoted to creating and developing original Canadian and international contemporary plays and musicals, produced in an intimate setting. From April 3 13, 2014 join them for the Avenue Q. This Tony award-winning musical tells the story of Princeton, a bright-eyed college grad who moves to NYC with big dreams and a tiny bank account. The only apartment he can afford is way out on Avenue Q, where everyones looking for the same things he is: a decent job, a stable relationship, and a purpose. Eventually, Princeton learns to embrace the ups and downs of city life and realizes the real world isnt so bad, after all! *Not intended for children.
tel: 204.786.9000 email: virtuosi.concerts@gmail.com

www.virtuosi.mb.ca
tel: 204.949.3950 box office: 204.949.3999 email: wso@wso.mb.ca

www.wso.ca
WINNIPEG JAZZ ORCHESTRA (WJO)

The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra, founded by Winnipegs finest jazz musicians and loved by local jazz fans, presents its 17th season of exciting big band concerts at the Winnipeg Art Gallery. The WJO showcases superb local artists and features appearances by exciting national and international guest artists. Concerts cover the range of jazz standards and favourites to contemporary compositions. Season runs from October through May. 300 Memorial Boulevard (Winnipeg Art Gallery) Downtown
WINNIPEGS CONTEMPORARY DANCERS (WCD) W

Founded in 1964, the company has fostered the growth of many professional dance artists, choreographers and teachers and has made seminal contribution to the evolution of modern dance in Canada. Each season WCD creates and presents new work from within the company and also introduces Winnipeg audiences to some of the best choreography and dance from the rest of Canada. The Rachel Browne Theatre, Second Floor, 211 Bannatyne Avenue (Crocus Building) Exchange District
tel: 204. 895.3353 box office: 204.942-6537 email: studiotheatre@shaw.ca

www.winnipegstudiotheatre.com or www.mtc.mb.ca/wst for tickets
tel: 204.632.5299 email: info@winnipegjazzorchestra.com

www.winnipegjazzorchestra.com
tel: 204.452.0229 email: info@ winnipegscontemporarydancers.ca
www.winnipegscontemporarydancers.ca
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GISELLES DAY SPA AND PROFESSIONAL SKIN CARE

Giselles strives to inspire women to believe in their beauty and to empower women to believe in themselves, to expect the best and to offer the opportunity for women to make themselves a priority. At the new Giselles, the best includes a wide range of products, including those with no harmful synthetic chemicals and preservatives. They believe in overall well being and not just the superficial enhancement. Staff know the ingredients in all our spa products both retail and in-spa and are committed to giving you a choice tailored to skin care needs. Giselles Day Spa offers a comprehensive menu of skin care and spa services, all focused on making your spa experience rejuvenating, refreshing and restorative. 30-166 Meadowood Drive St. Vital
SPALIFESTYLE AND FASHION BOUTIQUE

Spalifestyle & Fashion Boutique is devoted to relaxation, fashion and premium customer service. It is the perfect place to refresh and step away from the everyday for an unforgettable experience. Believing in the highest standard and quality of a heathly lifestyle, Spalifestyle & Boutique has carefully chosen products from Yon Ka and GM Collin that contain naturally active ingredients. The professional team offers many different types of rejuvenating spa experiences, including facials, body treatments, and microdermabrasion. Certified estheticians provide unparalleled relaxation, service and expertise in your private treatment rooms. 2001 Henderson Highway North Kildonan
Dubbed The hottest, steamiest, most exotic place in Canada by the Ottawa Citizen, the Hamam at Ten is a modern reinterpretation of the Turkish Roman hot-air bathing ritual. Offering several levels of treatment, all hamam experiences are relaxing and detoxifying; they stimulate circulation, cleanse and activate skin metabolism. 10th Floor, 222 Broadway Avenue Downtown
tel: 204.946.6520 toll free: 1.866.585.0772 email: info@tenspa.ca

www.tenspa.ca
URBAN OASIS MINERAL SPA

At Urban Oasis Mineral Spa, little things matter, like a friendly personalized welcome, an exceptional spa treatment and a relaxation room filled with the latest magazines and yummy treats. From the moment you walk in, warmth and serenity greets you and the scent of vanilla fills the air. From manicures, pedicures, massages, body treatments and facials to the many spa packages offered, each treatment blends traditional European techniques with water therapies and sensory pleasantries. Use of the aroma-infused steam room, mineral hydrotherapy and mineral pool with any service is complimentary. Within the Clarion Hotel & Suites, 1445 Portage Avenue St. James
tel: 204.661.6111 email: info@spalifestyleboutique.ca

www.slfb.ca
tel: 204.253.0900 email: info@gisellesspas.com

www.onegreatspa.com
RIVERSTONE SPA
Experience a new level of natural luxury. Riverstone Spa at Inn at the Forks has always been a sophisticated sanctuary in the centre of the city. It was recently renovated and offers unparalleled spa services in a serenely stunning environment. Every treatment is focused on naturally harmonizing and connecting your mind, body and spirit. Treatments range from familiar classics to unique ancient healing rituals derived from cultures around the world. Riverstone Spa is one of the first spas in Canada to receive the Quality Assurance Approved status from Leading Spas of Canada. Riverstone invites you to follow the river stream into the luxurious spa for a natural prairie spa experience and completely escape. 75 Forks Market Road (within the Inn at the Forks) The Forks
TEN SPA
Situated on the 10th floor of The Fort Garry Hotel, Spa and Conference Centre National Historic Site in the heart of downtown Winnipeg, Ten Spa is a world-class destination of indulgent spa luxury. Each Ten Spa treatment has evolved after years of research at many of the worlds foremost spas, as well as hard-to-find ethnic parlors. Once each treatment is created, our staff is trained to customize each service to find skin and bodycare solutions for every situation. All treatments and services are based on classic techniques infused with a modern edge. There are no fad-driven trends here only results. So, whether its a facial, body scrub, massage, body cocoon, pedicure or manicure, our cutting-edge treatments will provide unmatched results, which soothe and nurture.
tel: 204.783.8131 email: spainfo@clarion.shawbiz.ca

www.urbanoasismineralspa.com
tel: 204.944.2444 email: riverstone@innforks.com

www.riverstonespa.ca
For Information on Therma by Nordik Spa-Nature please see the Whats New in Winnipeg section on page 17.
For more information on The Spa Association of Canada please visit www.leadingspasofcanada.com
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CITYPLACE W
Welcome to cityplace, the retail service centre of downtown Winnipeg. cityplace offers a relaxed environment and features a Liquor Mart, Rexall Pharmacy, Boston Pizza, Shark Club and the only Gaming Centre in downtown Winnipeg. Skywalk connections can get you from the corner of Portage and Main right through to St. Mary Avenue office buildings, the RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg and MTS Centre. Beyond offering business and recreational services, visitors to cityplace will also find great gift ideas and a comprehensive range of dining experiences. 333 St. Mary Avenue, between Donald & Hargrave Streets Downtown
of goods, including artwork, crafts, jewellery, global gifts, wine, food, souvenirs and more.
KILDONAN PLACE SHOPPING CENTRE W

Kildonan Place is northeast Winnipegs largest shopping centre, with more than 100 stores and services, including Target, Sears, State & Main Kitchen & Bar, Aropostale, Shoppers Drug Mart and Famous Players Theatres. This family-oriented regional mall is home to Camp KP childrens play area and incomparable guest services including complimentary use of strollers, wheelchairs and motorized scooters. 1555 Regent Avenue West Transcona
tel: 204.942.6302
www.theforks.com
GRANT PARK SHOPPING CENTRE W

Find more than 70 shops and services just minutes west of Pembina Highway in the heart of River Heights. In addition to many specialty retailers and professional services, Grant Park features major anchors such as Empire Theatres, McNally Robinson Booksellers, Safeway, Shoppers Drug Mart, and Liquor Mart. 1120 Grant Avenue River Heights
tel: 204.661.6116 email: info@kildonanplace.com

www.kildonanplace.com
tel: 204.989.1800
www.cityplacewinnipeg.com
tel: 204.475.8556
www.grantparkshoppingcentre.com
POLO PARK SHOPPING CENTRE W

Polo Park is Winnipegs dominant shopping, dining and entertainment destination with 190 stores, three restaurants and a multiplex movie theatre. Just minutes from downtown Winnipeg and the Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport, this super-regional shopping centre features top fashion brands, including Coach, Michael Kors, Banana Republic, Apple, Forever 21, Harry Rosen and Victorias Secret. 1485 Portage Avenue St. James
GARDEN CITY SHOPPING CENTRE W

Proudly serving northwest Winnipeg, Garden City offers more than 75 retailers and services including: Sears, Winners, Canadian Tire, and GoodLife Fitness. Garden City provides a comfortable shopping experience with ample free parking, easy access, and convenient amenities. Find familiar brands and unique items for you, your family, and your home. 2305 McPhillips Street at Leila Avenue Garden City
KENASTON
For big box shoppers, Kenaston Boulevard offers plenty of familiar names. A mix of local and chain retailers can be found at Kenaston Common SmartCentre, where Costco and Rona anchor the area that is also home to Golf Town, Petland, The Winehouse, Indigo, Nygard fashions flagship store and more. Located on the west side of Kenaston Boulevard, Kenaston Crossing includes Sobeys, Starbucks, Manitoba Liquor Mart, Tiber River Naturals, and Boston Pizza, along with many other shops and services. Kenaston SmartParks retailers include Home Outfitters, Roots Outlet Store, HomeSense, Jones Factory Outlet, Mexx, Safeway and Walmart. Top it all off just down the street at the Seasons of Tuxedo, Winnipegs newest shopping area is home to IKEA, Cabelas and other shops such as Structube and River City Sports.
tel: 204.784.2500 email: polguestservices@ cadillacfairview.com

www.polopark.ca
tel: 204.339.0956
www.shopgardencity.ca
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For more than 6,000 years, The Forks has been a place to meet and trade. That tradition continues today as specialty kiosks and shops at The Forks Market and Johnston Terminal offer a wide range
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PORTAGE PLACE SHOPPING CENTRE W

Located in the heart of downtown Winnipeg, Portage Place is the hub of downtown shopping with more than 100 services, restaurants, and stores, as well as the spectacular entertainment level feauturing Globe Cinema and Prairie Theatre Exchange. Plus, take advantage of free* heated underground weekend parking and skywalk access to MTS Centre.
*When you show same-day receipts totalling $20.
Boutique Shopping Districts

ACADEMY
What once was an old streetcar route is now home to Winnipegs most exclusive shopping district. Whether youre seeking designer threads at chic boutiques, gourmet food and wine, European shoes, fine art, chocolates or loose leaf-tea, this neighbourhood is a prime retail destination attracting the well-heeled set. www.academyroadbiz.com
OSBORNE VILLAGE
The hip and trendy head to the Village, where boho meets cool. Fashionistas stock up on trendy garments, shoes and accessories from funky clothing stores, while gourmands clamour for high-end cookware and coffee accessories at specialty shops. One-of-a-kind, independently owned stores lining Osborne Street make it a snap to pick up a unique gift.
tel: 204.474.1008 email: ovbiz@mts.net

www.osbornevillage.com
393 Portage Avenue, between Carlton and Vaughan Street Downtown
tel: 204.925.4636 email: info@portageplace.mb.ca

www.portageplace.mb.ca
CORYDON
Known as Winnipegs Little Italy, the buzzing Corydon strip is a shopping hot spot chock full of boutiques. Here, you can pick up art made by local Manitoba artists, decorate your home with stylish home accents and add a little sparkle to any outfit with stunning jewellery.
Farmers Markets
RED RIVER FARMERS MARKET
In summer months, the ever-popular Red River Farmers Market runs every Saturday from midJuly to mid-September. Browse stalls filled with fresh produce, crafts made by local artisans, delicious jams and preserves, locally raised meat, baking and more. Free admission and lots of free parking. Red River Exhibition Park, 3977 Portage Avenue at Winnipegs western edge.
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St.Vital Centre is Manitobas complete shopping experience. With over 160 stores and services, this family-friendly destination features a premier merchandise mix to fit your lifestyle. From fantastic shopping to delicious dining to great movies, St. Vital Centre has everything you need and love. Only 12 minutes from downtown Winnipeg. St. Vital Centre is easy to find and convenient to access from most city routes. Bishop Grandin Boulevard and St. Marys Road St. Vital
tel: 204.284.3700
www.corydonbiz.com
EXCHANGE DISTRICT
The Exchange District is a National Historic Site and known as the citys arts and culture hub. Browse galleries, unique vintage shops and boutiques where flirty frocks and on-trend accessories grace the racks. This neighbourhood is the perfect place to gallery hop and select a piece of art by local, Canadian and contemporary artists.

www.redriverex.com
tel: 204.257.5646
ST. NORBERT FARMERS MARKET

Winnipegs most popular and largest farmers market has been welcoming foodies and farmers for 25 years. Pick up local fruits and veggies, meats, handicrafts and baking, all grown and produced right in Manitoba. The Farmers Market is open Saturdays from June through the end of October and Wednesdays from July through the end of September. 3514 Pembina Hwy just outside Winnipeg (South)
www.stvitalcentre.com
WINNIPEG SQUARE
Manitobas largest underground mall offers over 45 shops, services and restaurants catering to the needs of downtown workers, business travellers and tourists. Shop The Square, downstairs at Portage and Main. Parking is available in the Winnipeg Square Parkadea secure, climate-controlled parkade underneath Winnipeg Square which also contains a full-service car wash. Entrance is off of Fort Street. 360 Main Street Downtown Portage and Main

tel: 204.275.8349
www.stnorbertfarmersmarket.ca For more information on Farmers Markets in Winnipeg please visit the Farmers Markets Association of Manitoba Co-op Inc.s website at www.fmam.ca
tel: 204.949.7140
www.winnipegsquare.com
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Winnipeg Jets Hockey Club
Sports & Recreation
Winnipeg Blue Bombers: Dave Darichuk
Winnipeg Goldeyes
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Winnipeg Jets Hockey Club
Pro Sports Teams

WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS W
Get in the game with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers! Experience the history of Bomber football through 10 Grey Cup championships, and more than 80 years of heart-stopping entertainment in the Canadian Football League. Season runs from June through November. Tickets at Ticketmaster at 1.855.BOMBERS (266.2377) or online at www.ticketmaster.ca. Investors Group Field 315 Chancellor Matheson Road Fort Garry
WINNIPEG GOLDEYES W
Shaw Park is home to the American Associations Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball Club. Featuring 28 concessions, 30 luxury skysuites, a supersuite, and a patio deck for private functions, this is one of the finest minor league ballparks in North America. In addition to family-friendly Goldeyes baseball, the ballpark has played host to concerts and other sports, as well as charity and special events, drawing almost three million people downtown since it opened in 1999. Shaw Park is also available year round for meetings, conferences and other private functions. 1 Portage Avenue East Exchange District
WINNIPEG JETS W
Fuelled by Passion, the National Hockey Leagues Winnipeg Jets are the go-to entertainment destination for Winnipeggers and visitors alike. From October to April the Winnipeg Jets take flight for 41 regular season home games looking to thrill fans and visitors against the best hockey players in the world. The Winnipeg Jets play their home games at MTS Centre, Winnipegs premier indoor sports arena and entertainment venue. Join the excitement downtown and be prepared to break into a Go Jets Go! chant at a moments notice. 300 Portage Avenue Downtown
tel: 204.784.2583 email: bbombers@bluebombers.com

www.bluebombers.com
tel: 1.855.WPGJETS | 204.987.7825 email: info@truenorth.mb.ca

www.winnipegjets.com
tel: 204.982.2273 email: goldeyes@goldeyes.com

www.goldeyes.com
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TEAM CANADA VOLLEYBALL W
Come out and cheer on Team Canada! The only Olympic sport based exclusively in Winnipeg, Team Canada Womens Volleyball regularly hosts elite international competitions in Winnipeg and Manitoba, entertaining thousands of local sport enthusiasts. To catch the high-flying, hard-hitting volleyball action, check out the website for the latest scoop on Team Canadas next matches!
UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG WESMEN W

The University of Winnipeg Wesmen mens and womens basketball, volleyball, soccer and wrestling teams offer exciting, affordable family entertainment as they compete against teams from across the country. Visit the Duckworth Centre and the Winnipeg Soccer Complex for games from August to March.
THE GOLF DOME

The Golf Dome, Winnipegs premier indoor golf facility, offers something for everyone in the family. Hit balls on an indoor three-tier driving range, play the challenging 18-hole indoor mini golf course, try one of five virtual golf simulators, play a few games of pool or just relax and enjoy a snack or beverage. Open year round except for Christmas Day. Hours are from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. 1205 Wilkes Avenue (off Sterling Lyon Parkway via Lorimer Boulevard) Fort Garry
tel: 204.786.9349 email: duckworth@uwinnipeg.ca

www.wesmen.ca
tel: 204.474.7084 email: teamcanadawomen@volleyball.ca

www.volleyball.ca
UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA BISONS W

Bison Sports is the Interuniversity Athletic Program at the University of Manitoba. Over 300 student-athletes represent the University of Manitoba in nine different sports on 16 different teams. On most weekends from the end of August through the end of March you will find these athletes competing in sports ranging from football to swimming to hockey, striving to win the right to advance to the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) National Championships for their respective sport. The football team plays out of the new Investors Group Field. The Bisons programs have a rich history and have illustrious alumni including NFL star Israel Izzy Idonije and 2012 Olympic bronze medallist Desiree Scott. University of Manitoba, Fort Garry Campus, 66 Chancellor Circle Fort Garry
Recreation
ADRENALINE ADVENTURES
Looking for some outdoor excitement and an adventurous way to spend your day? Adrenaline Adventures offers fun and unique outdoor activities throughout the year, including cable wakeboarding, a high-ropes course with three ziplines, two paintball courses, beach volleyball, snow tubing, snowboarding terrain park, cable snowboarding, ice skating, and much more. The clubhouse features a licensed restaurant with a massive deck, 3 VLTs, 6 TVs, showers, and equipment rentals for all your needs. 600 Caron Road in Headingley (on Winnipegs west Perimeter) just outside Winnipeg (west)
tel: 204.489.7776 email: customerservice@golfdome.ca

www.golfdome.ca
tel: 204.800.2060 or 1.855.BOO.YAAA email: info@adrenalinemb.com

www.adrenalinemb.com
tel: 204.474.7846 email: bison_sports@umanitoba.ca

www.gobisons.ca
Adrenaline Adventures
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Red River Co-op Speedway: Vince Pahkala
Speedworld Indoor Kart Track
HARBOUR VIEW GOLF COURSE AND RECREATION COMPLEX

Enjoy a day of play with a nine-hole par 27 golf course, mini golf, driving range, lawn bowling, tennis, horseshoes, shuffleboard and sand volleyball. During winter, enjoy ice skating on the lake, tobogganing, cross-country skiing and broomball. Professional golf and crosscountry ski instruction and rental equipment are available. Open year round. 2.5 kms east of Highway 59 at 1867 Springfield Road, within the city limits Transcona
SPEEDWORLD INDOOR KART TRACK W

Its racing so real you may need a ride home! Speedworld features real European-style racing karts for the true racing enthusiast. The 40 km/h sprint karts will thrill drivers of all ages (410 min. height) and the 50 km/h race karts will leave you breathless (18 yrs or 16 yrs with a drivers license). The km long indoor track is ideal for both novice and experienced drivers looking for an adrenalin fix. Some of Speedworlds notable racers have included Dennis Quaid (actor, Vantage Point), Justin Bieber (singer) and Selena Gomez (singer/ actress). At Speedworld every day is race day with arrive-and-drive racing (no reservations required). With a state-of-the-art AMB timing system, its not like racing, it is racing! New! Hand controlled para-kart available. Call for details. Opens at noon daily. 575 Berry Street St. James
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Located a short drive from Winnipeg, Spring Hill Winter Sports Park is a great winter experience. With seven hectares of skiable area, the park includes 10 ski runs, a quad chairlift and two tow ropes. The Terrain Park offers something for all levels and abilities from beginner to extreme advanced. The Terrain Park features the following: jumps; 20 foot, 40 foot and 60 foot tabletops; hips; 30 foot down flat down rail; 15 stair set and hand rail; rainbow rail; A frame rail; battleship rail; C rail; and 30 foot; 20 foot and 10 foot rails and boxes. There is also a half pipe, race run and mogul run, and a learning fun zone slow area. Certified instructors are also on hand. Please call or check the website for hours of operation. School and group rates are available weekdays during the daytime. The season starts December 15 and runs until April 1. Highway 59 north just outside Winnipeg (north)
tel: 204.222.2766 email: hv@lakelandgolfmanagement.com

www.lakelandgolfmanagement.com
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Red River Co-op Speedway is the fastest sport on the Prairies. Every Thursday night all summer, catch bumper-to-bumper, wheel-to-wheel racing action on central Canadas largest dirt oval. In addition to regular weekly classes, including late models, Red River Co-op Speedway is also visited by high-powered sprint cars. Season runs from beginning of May through end of September. 8 kms south of the Winnipeg Perimeter down Highway 75 just outside Winnipeg (south)
tel: 204.774.KART (5278) email: info@speedworld.ca

www.speedworld.ca
tel: 204.224.3051 email: cs@springhillwinterpark.com

www.springhillwinterpark.com
tel: 204.582.0527 email: info@redrivercoopspeedway.ca

www.redrivercoopspeedway.ca
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Winnipeg Public Golf Courses

GOLF CLUB Assiniboine Golf Club Bel Acres Golf & Country Club Crescent Drive Golf Course Harbour View Golf Course John Blumberg Golf Course Kildonan Park Golf Course Meadows at East St. Paul The Players Course River Oaks Golf Course Rossmere Country Club Shooters Family Golf Centre St. Boniface Golf Club Transcona Golf Club Tuxedo Golf Course The Wildewood Club Windsor Park Golf Course Winnipeg Canoe Club ADDRESS 2045 Ness Avenue 1200 Sturgeon Road 781 Crescent Drive 1867 Springfield Road 4540 Portage Avenue 2021 Main Street McGregor Farm Road (adjacent to highway 59) 2695 Inkster Boulevard South on Waverley Street 925 Watt Street 2731 Main Street 100 Youville Street 2120 Dugald Road 400 Shaftesbury Boulevard 761 North Drive 10 Des Meurons Street 56 Dunkirk Drive PHONE 204.988.9313 204.632.8337 204.986.5911 204.222.2751 204.986.3490 204.986.5679 204.667.4653 204.697.4976 204.261.4653 204.988.1540 204.339.2326 204.233.2497 204.222.6171 204.888.2867 204.284.7385 204.986.3006 204.233.1105 PB/SP SP SP PB PB PB PB PB PB PB SP PB SP SP PB SP PB PB HOLES 9 18 9 9 18/9 18 18 9 18 18 18 18 18 18 9 18 9 DR N Y N Y Y N Y Y N Y Y N N Y N N N RES 2 days 5 days 3 days 3 days 7 days 3 days 7 days 3 days 7 days 7 days 7 days 2 days 3 days 3 days 3 days 3 days 7 days
PB = Public; SP = Semi-Private; DR = Driving Range; Res = Amount of days in advance tee time reservations are accepted
OUT OF TOWN GOLF COURSES (WITHIN 80 KM OF WINNIPEG)

Beausejour Golf Course.............................. 204.268.2010 Bridges Golf Course ................................... 204.735.3000 Carman Golf Course.................................... 204.745.2366 Cottonwood Golf Club................................ 204.422.5540 Elmhurst Golf & Country Club...................... 204.224.2244 Fantasy Lake Golf Course............................ 204.777.7273 Girouxsalem Golf & Country Club................. 204.326.5722 Heritage Golf Course.................................. 204.757.2830 Kingswood Golf & Country Club................... 204.736.4079 LaVerendrye Golf Club................................ 204.424.5046 Larters at St. Andrews................................ 204.334.2107 Lorette Golf Course.................................... 204.878.2172 Mars Sandhills Golf Course.......................... 204.265.6444 Netley Creek Golf Course............................ 204.738.4653 Oakwood Golf Course................................. 204.422.8045 Portage la Prairie Golf Club........................ 204.857.6177 Rat River Golf Club..................................... 204.433.7177 Ridgewood Golf Course.............................. 204.326.6225 Riverview Golf & Country Club.................... 204.746.2027 Scotswood Links........................................ 204.436.2600 Selkirk Golf & Country Club......................... 204.482.2050 South Interlake Golf & Country Club............ 1.866.496.7549 Southport Golf Course................................ 204.428.3174 Southside Golf Course................................ 204.254.6709 Steinbach Fly-in Golf Club........................... 204.320.4653 Teulon Golf & Country Club......................... 204.886.4653 The Links at Quarry Oaks............................ 204.326.4653 The Shamrock Golf Course.......................... 204.878.2098 Winnipeg Beach Golf Course....................... 204.389.5858
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Exchange District: Exchange District BIZ
CITY TROLLEY TOURS

Hop aboard Manitobas only trolley to experience the best sites and stories the River City has to offer! Marvel at the stately heritage architecture of downtown and the beauty of Assiniboine Park, hear the story of the local team that became the first Olympic hockey champions, learn about Winnipegs connection to the worlds most famous spyJames Bondand much more. Winnipegs best sightseeing tour is humorous, engaging, and guaranteed to ensure you will never look at the city at the heart of the country the same way again! 90-minute tours run May to September from The Forks Market.
GEOCACHING AND GPS ADVENTURES

Discover Manitobas francophone communities using GPS technologyits easy and fun for all ages. Tourisme Riel offers GPS tours based on themes and regions as well as rental units. No experience is necessary as Tourisme Riel will guide you through the use of a GPS to get you from site to site. Its like a tour and treasure hunt all in one. Ask about our new Geo Routes self-guided GPS tours. And for those interested in geocaching, several caches have been strategically placed in areas of interest in Old St. Boniface. Let the fun begin!
HERMETIC CODE TOURS OF THE MANITOBA LEGISLATIVE BUILDING

Do you ever wonder why the Manitoba Legislative Building has sphinxes on it? Have you wanted to learn about the symbols and hidden meanings behind the mystical architecture of the building? Join us for an evening of decoding the famous symbols and architecture that makes the building truly unique. Your guide will uncover trails of occult clues concealed in the buildings architecture, including hidden hieroglyphic inscriptions, numerological codes, and Freemasonic symbols so intelligently masked it has escaped historians and visitors for nearly a hundred years!
tel: 204.226.TOUR email: info@winnipegtrolleycompany.ca

www.winnipegtrolleycompany.ca
tel: Tourisme Riel 204.233.8343 1.866.808.8338 email: info@tourismeriel.com

www.tourismeriel.com
tel: 204.989.9630 email: info@heartlandtravel.ca

www.heartlandtravel.ca/ hermeticcodetours.htm
EXCHANGE DISTRICT WALKING TOURS

Take a guided tour and lose yourself in the early-1900s Winnipeg. Steeped in history, the Exchange District tells the story of our citys transition from a boomtown to Canadas current cultural oasis. Knowledgeable and dynamic tour guides tell tales of power, corruption and past heroism while you enjoy an exceptional collection of architecture from both inside and out. A must-see for any visitor to Winnipeg. Group rates available on all tours for 10 or more people. General tours are approximately oneand-a-half hours in duration, specialty tours are 45 minutes in length. See the BIZ website for further tour descriptions. Season runs from June 1 to August 31.
HAUNTED WINNIPEG BUS TOURS AND VIGILS

Heartland Travel and Muddy Water Tours are bringing you exciting and interactive Haunted Bus Tours and Vigils of Winnipeg that run from June to Halloween night. The original Historical Haunted Bus Tour and the Haunted Winnipeg Investigates Bus Tour will scare...oops... we mean show you many new perspectives on the city you never knew could be so full of spirits! Watch for contests, deals, promotions, and more through its Facebook, tweets, and email updates.
HISTORICAL WALKING TOURS OF WINNIPEG

Walking tours of the downtown area are told with a combination of drama, intrigue and precedence. Historical secrets are revealed in the Brookside Cemetery; Boom and Bust of Winnipeg; Pestilence, Shamans and Doctors; Naughty Bawdy Tour; Murder, Mystery and Mayhem; Symbols, Secrets & Sacrifices Under the Golden Boy and the very popular Haunted Investigates Bus Tours and the Historical Haunted Winnipeg Bus Tour. Season runs from April 1 to September 15. Offseason tours are also available. Please call or email for information.

www.heartlandtravel.ca/ghosttours.htm

tel: 204.898.GOST (4678) email: info@muddywatertours.ca

www.muddywatertours.ca
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THE LOOP
Discover urban Winnipegs historic, cultural, architectural, and modern day gems. Winnipegs signature walking circuit The Loop is a 9.5 kilometre, 3.5 hour self-guided urban trail that gives walkers an opportunity to discover some of Winnipegs special points of interest and vibrant urban areas, including The Forks, the Exchange District, St. Boniface and downtown. For a printable map or more information on The Loop, visit www.tourismwinnipeg.com/theloop.
M.S. RIVER ROUGE

The M.S. River Rouge offers public sightseeing cruises that sail twice daily from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Specialty cruises such as Family Fun Saturdays and Lower Fort Garry are also available. Each cruise offers entertainment. The M.S. River Rouge can also be booked for both corporate and private charters for groups of up to 400 people. The M.S. River Rouge hosts boat party cruises every Friday, Saturday, Sunday nights from 10:30 p.m. to 2 a.m., with dj and dancing. Please refer to the cruise schedule for exact times and dates of various cruises that will be taking place on board the M.S. River Rouge. Please call to confirm docking location.
MAGICAL MUSICAL HISTORY TOUR

Join local music historian and author John Einarson on this one-of-a-kind tour. See the house where Neil Young lived and began his songwriting career; see the house where Burton Cummings and Randy Bachman of The Guess Who wrote These Eyes, No Time and others as well as where Burton Cummings composed Share The Land, Rain Dance and more. See the school where Neil Young sat on the steps and dreamed of being a star, where Bachman Turner Overdrive (BTO) was first conceived, the house Terry Seasons in the Sun Jacks grew up in, the spot where Neil Young met Joni Mitchell, plus much more. The tour features a video of vintage photos and music as well as Einarsons colourful stories. In the 1960s, Winnipeg was the rock n roll capital of Canada. See and hear why on this exciting tour.
tel: 204.774.7009 email: theriverrouge@gmail.com

www.msrouge.com

www.heartlandtravel.ca/ MagicalMusicalHistoryTour.htm
WINNIPEGS UNIQUE FRENCH EXPERIENCE

Maison Gabrielle-Roy House, 375 Deschambault St. Le Muse Saint-Boniface Museum, 494 Tach Ave. Thtre dans le Cimetire / Theatre in the Cemetery Cathdrale de Saint-Boniface Cathedral Fort Gibraltar Guided Walking Tours / Visites pdestres guides Maison des artistes / Art Gallery and Sculpture Garden Restaurants / Boutiques
WWW.TOURISMERIEL.COM
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Mural seen on the West End BIZ Mural Walking Tour: West End BIZ
Splash Dash River Boat Tour: George Tanner
NORTH POINT DOUGLAS, WALKING THROUGH HISTORY TOUR

For many decades following the arrival of the Selkirk settlers, Point Douglas was the most prestigious location in Winnipeg in which to live. Situated on an attractive peninsula of land with the river winding around it, the colonists had easy access to the Hudson Bay post for supplies, drinking water, and transportation. Its citizens were the future leaders of Winnipeg. The tour begins from the Ross House Museum in Joe Zuken Heritage Park and is approximately 45 minutes long. No admission fee. Reservations for a minimum group of four and a maximum of 15 are required. Season runs July and August from Wednesday to Sunday.
SPLASH DASH RIVER BOAT TOUR AND THE RIVER SPIRIT WATER BUS
Guided historical tours along the Assiniboine and Red rivers depart at The Forks port every 15 minutes from 10 a.m. to sunset, seven days a week during summer months. Adult fares are $11, youth and seniors are $9. Call for reservations. The River Spirit Water Bus offers a transportation system in the downtown Winnipeg area. There are six docks, which are serviced every 15 minutes. One way fare is $3.50, a full-day pass is $15. Canoe rentals are also available at The Forks Historic Port.
WEST END BIZ MURAL WALKING TOURS

Put on your walking shoes. Award winning and recognized as a top tourist attraction, the West End BIZ walking tours of the areas 50+ murals are offered throughout summer. The fully guided tours follow routes along Ellice Avenue or Sargent Avenue. A new combo tour also takes in the newest murals to the collection along Portage Avenue. Participants experience the unique history and culture of the area, while learning about the murals. Many of the West Ends eclectic shops and ethnic restaurants are also highlighted. Tours are available for booking Monday through Saturday, with flexible start times available (morning, afternoon, evening). They also include a refreshment stop at a West End restaurant. The cost is $5 for adults and $2 for children aged 12 and under.
tel: 204.943.3958
www.mhs.mb.ca
tel: 204.783.6633 email: splashd@mymts.net

www.splashdash.ca
OLD ST. BONIFACE WALKING TOURS

Experience Winnipegs French Quarter and history at its best. The tour will guide you through the rich history of the francophone community and the history of Winnipegs French Quarter as you visit landmarks and observe historic architecture. Learn about the magnificent St. Boniface Cathedral, the great fire and its new modern design. The one-and-a-half to two-hour walking tour of Old St. Boniface is offered twice daily at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. seven days a week from the May long weekend to September long weekend. The tour begins at the Tourisme Riel office in the Old St. Boniface City Hall at 219 Provencher Blvd. Tours are also available at other times upon request.
tel: 204.954.7900 email: info@westendbiz.ca

www.westendbiz.ca
WINNIPEG CITY TOUR

This city bus tour runs every Monday, Thursday and Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. departing from VIA Rail station (arrivals area). Professional guides will take you through the beautiful city of Winnipeg and give commentary on its history and attractions. Stops include the Manitoba Legislative Building, St. Boniface Cathedral, and the Leo Mol Sculpture Garden and English Gardens at Assiniboine Park.
Winnipeg City Tour: Tours
tel: 204.254.3170 | 1.877.254.3170 email: Otours@shaw.ca

www.otours.net
tel: Tourisme Riel 204.233.8343 | 1.866.808.8338 email: info@tourismeriel.com

www.tourismeriel.com
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Fort Garry Hotel, Spa & Conference Centre
Where To Stay
Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott
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ALT HOTEL (OPENING SUMMER 2014) 310 Donald Street, Winnipeg, MB R3B 2B9 email: info.winnipeg@althotels.ca www.winnipeg.althotels.ca BEST WESTERN PLUS CHARTERHOUSE HOTEL DOWNTOWN WINNIPEG 330 York Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0N9 tel: 204.942.0101 | toll free: 1.800.782.0175 | fax: 204.956.0665 | email: info@bwcharterhouse.com www.bwcharterhouse.com DELTA WINNIPEG 350 St. Mary Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3C 3J2 tel: 204.942.0551 | toll free: 1.888.311.4990 | fax: 204.943.8702 www.deltawinnipeg.com THE FAIRMONT WINNIPEG 2 Lombard Place, Winnipeg, MB R3B 0Y3 tel: 204.957.1350 | toll free: 1.800.441.1414 | fax: 204.956.1791 | email: winnipeg@fairmont.com www.fairmont.com/winnipeg THE FORT GARRY HOTEL, SPA & CONFERENCE CENTRE 222 Broadway, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0R3 tel: 204.942.8251 | toll free: 1.800.665.8088 | fax: 204.956.2351 | email: ftgarry@fortgarryhotel.com www.fortgarryhotel.com
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For your next trip to Winnipeg, book your accommodations at the contemporary Inn at the Forks. Our amenities, including the luxurious Riverstone Spa and inventive cuisine at The Current Restaurant, are matched only by the wealth of attractions, shopping, sporting and cultural events youll nd within walking distance of our convenient downtown location.
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HOLIDAY INN & SUITES WINNIPEG DOWNTOWN 360 Colony Street, Winnipeg, MB R3B 2P3 tel: 204.786.7011 | toll free: 1.866.826.4457 | fax: 204.775.6678 | email: whg7121fd@whg.com www.hiwinnipegdowntown.com HUMPHRY INN & SUITES 260 Main Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1A9 tel: 204.942.4222 | toll free: 1.877.486.7479 | fax: 204.480.4612 | email: reservations@humphryinn.com www.humphryinn.com INN AT THE FORKS 75 Forks Market Road, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0A2 tel: 204.942.6555 | toll free: 1.877.377.4100 | fax: 204.942.6979 | email: info@innforks.com www.innforks.com MARIAGGIS THEME SUITE HOTEL 231 McDermot Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3B 0S4 tel: 204.947.9447 | toll free: 1.866.947.9190 | fax: 204.956.4980 | email: info@mariaggi.com www.mariaggis.com THE MARLBOROUGH HOTEL 331 Smith Street, Winnipeg, MB R3B 2G9 tel: 204.942.6411 | toll free: 1.800.667.7666 | fax: 204.947.3724 | email: guestservices@themarlborough.ca www.themarlborough.ca MERE HOTEL NEW 333 Waterfront Drive, Winnipeg, MB R3B 0V1 tel: 204.926.3893 | email: info@merehotel.com www.merehotel.com PLACE LOUIS RIEL SUITE HOTEL 190 Smith Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1J8 tel: 204.947.6961 | toll free: 1.800.665.0569 | fax: 204.947.3029 | email: info@placelouisriel.com www.placelouisriel.com RADISSON WINNIPEG DOWNTOWN, BY CANAD INNS 288 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0B8 tel: 204.956.0410 | toll free: 1.888.33.CANAD (332.2623) or 1.800.967.9033 | fax: 204.947.1129 email: reserv@canadinns.com www.canadinns.com
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AIRPORT MOTOR INN 1800 Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3H 0B7 tel: 204.783.7035 | toll free: 1.888.247.7008 | fax: 204.784.7972 www.airportmotorinn.ca ASSINIBOINE GORDON INN ON THE PARK 1975 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3J 0J9 tel: 204.888.4806 | fax: 204.897.9870 | email: info@assiniboineinn.mb.ca www.gordonhotels.com BEST WESTERN PLUS WINNIPEG AIRPORT HOTEL 1715 Wellington Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3H 0G1 tel: 204.775.9889 | toll free: 1.800.780.7234 | fax: 204.775.4576 | email: 63017@hotel.bestwestern.com www.bestwestern.com CANAD INNS DESTINATION CENTRE POLO PARK 1405 St. Matthews Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3G 0K5 tel: 204.775.8791 | toll free: 1.888.33.CANAD (332.2623) | fax: 204.783.4039 email: polopark@canadinns.com www.canadinns.com CLARION HOTEL AND SUITES 1445 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3G 3P4 tel: 204.774.5110 | toll free: 1.800.424.6423 | fax: 204.783.6858 | email: frontdesk@clarion.shawbiz.ca www.clarionhotelwinnipeg.com COMFORT INN WINNIPEG AIRPORT 1770 Sargent Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3H 0C8 tel: 204.783.5627 | toll free: 1.877.844.7149 | fax: 204.783.5661 | email: cn237@whg.com www.choicehotels.ca/cn237 COUNTRY INN & SUITES BY CARLSON 730 King Edward Street, Winnipeg, MB R3H 1B4 tel: 204.783.6900 | toll free: 1.800.456.4000 | fax: 204.775.7197 | email: cx_wini@countryinns.com www.countryinns.com/winnipegmb COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT WINNIPEG AIRPORT (OPENING MAY 29, 2014) 780 Powerhouse Road. Winnipeg, MB R3H 1C7 toll free: 1.888.236.2427 or French 1.866.580.6279 www.marriott.com DAYS INN & SUITES WINNIPEG AIRPORT 695 Berry Street, Winnipeg, MB R3H 0S4 tel: 204.505.1500 | fax: 204.505.1501 | email: daysinnwinnipegairport@shaw.ca www.daysinn.ca
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Tis the Season!...

Fall & Winter in Winnipeg are times when family and friends get together to shop, play, explore, and celebrate good times. So dont miss a moment... well make sure you get a great nights sleep.
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Call to Book Your Stay! 866-565-6505
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Conveniently located minutes from the airport, Seasons of Tuxedo and 15 minutes to downtown. Modern two rooms suites, 24 hour Precor tness center, and airport shuttle are just the beginning of this rejuvenated hotel. Now featuring our Hilton Honors level with enhanced accommodations and Executive Lounge. Find out what other experiences await you!
For further information please visit hilton.com or call 1 204 783 1700 1800 Wellington Avenue Winnipeg, MB R3H 1B2
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FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES WINNIPEG 1301 Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3G 0G1 tel: 204.783.7900 | toll free: 1.866.565.6505 | fax: 204.775.1900 | email: info@faireldinnwinnipeg.com www.faireldinnwinnipeg.com FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON WINNIPEG AIRPORT 1999 Wellington Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3H 1H5 tel: 204.775.5222 | toll free: 1.800.325.3535 | fax: 204.775.5333 | email: contact@fourpointswinnipeg.com www.fourpoints.com/winnipeg THE GRAND WINNIPEG AIRPORT HOTEL BY LAKEVIEW 1979 Wellington Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3H 1H5 tel: 204.505.0145 | toll free: 1.877.355.3500 | fax: 204.505.0144 | email: sales@lakeviewgrand.com www.lakeviewgrand.com HAMPTON INN BY HILTON WINNIPEG AIRPORT NEW 730 Berry Street, Winnipeg, MB R3H 0S6 tel: 204.772.3000 | toll free: 1.800.HAMPTON | fax: 204.772.3100 | email: ywgap_Hampton@hilton.com www.winnipegairport.hamptoninnbyhilton.com HILTON WINNIPEG AIRPORT SUITES 1800 Wellington Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3H 1B2 tel: 204.783.1700 | toll free: 1.800.HILTONS (445.8667) | fax: 204.786.6588 email: ywgwi_salesadmin@hilton.com www.winnipegairportsuites.hilton.com HOLIDAY INN WINNIPEG AIRPORT POLO PARK 1740 Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3H 0B3 tel: 204.775.5055 | fax: 204.480.4320 | email: frontdesk@hi-winnipegairport.com www.hi-winnipegairport.com HOLIDAY INN WINNIPEG AIRPORT WEST 2520 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3J 3T6 tel: 204.885.4478 | toll free: 1.800.665.0352 | fax: 204.831.5734 www.holidayinn.com/winnipeg-arpt HOMEWOOD SUITES BY HILTON NEW 1295 Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3M 2L4 tel: 204.515.9141 | toll free: 1.855.225.1083 | fax: 204.515.1942 | email: guy.hamilton@hilton.com www.homewoodsuites.com MAINSTAY SUITES WINNIPEG 670 King Edward Street, Winnipeg, MB R3H 0P2 tel: 204.594.0500 | toll free: 1.877.838.3280 | fax: 204.594.0501 | email: info@mainstaysuiteswinnipeg.com www.mainstaysuiteswinnipeg.com RAMADA VISCOUNT GORT HOTEL 1670 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3J 0C9 tel: 204.775.0451 | toll free: 1.800.665.1122 | fax: 204.772.2161 www.viscount-gort.com SANDMAN HOTEL & SUITES WINNIPEG AIRPORT 1750 Sargent Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3H 0C7 tel: 204.775.7263 | toll free: 1.800.726.3626 | fax: 204.775.7787 | email: res_winnipeg@sandman.ca www.sandmanhotels.com VICTORIA INN HOTEL & CONVENTION CENTRE 1808 Wellington Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3H 0G3 tel: 204.786.4801 | toll free: 1.877.842.4667 | fax: 204.786.1329 | email: central1@vicinn.com www.vicinn.com
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CANAD INNS DESTINATION CENTRE WINDSOR PARK 1034 Elizabeth Road, Winnipeg, MB R2J 1B3 tel: 204.253.2641 | toll free: 1.888.33.CANAD (332.2623) | fax: 204.254.0689 email: windsorpark@canadinns.com www.canadinns.com NORWOOD HOTEL 112 Marion Street, Winnipeg, MB R2H 0T1 tel: 204.233.4475 | toll free: 1.888.888.1878 | fax: 204.231.1910 | email: info@norwood-hotel.com www.norwood-hotel.com SUPER 8 WINNIPEG EAST 1485 Niakwa Road East, Winnipeg, MB R2J 3T3 tel: 204.253.1935 | fax: 204.254.7019 | email: super8@schinkelproperties.com www.super8.ca TRAVELODGE WINNIPEG EAST 20 Alpine Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R2M 0Y5 tel: 204.255.6000 | toll free: 1.877.991.4440 | fax: 204.253.1563 | email: travelodgewinnipeg@shaw.ca www.travelodgewinnipeg.com
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Simply Grand
The Grand Winnipeg Airport Hotel combines true personal attention and thoughtful amenities with smooth technology integration. Unwind in beautifully appointed accommodations and savour memorable culinary experiences. Book today at Lakeviewgrand.com or call 204.505.0145 | 1.877.355.3500 1979 Wellington Ave
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CANAD INNS DESTINATION CENTRE CLUB REGENT CASINO HOTEL 1415 Regent Avenue West, Winnipeg, MB R2C 3B2 tel: 204.667.5560 | toll free: 1.888.33.CANAD (332.2623) | fax: 204.667.5913 email: clubregent@canadinns.com www.canadinns.com CANAD INNS DESTINATION CENTRE TRANSCONA 826 Regent Avenue West, Winnipeg, MB R2C 3A8 tel: 204.224.1681 | toll free: 1.888.33.CANAD (332.2623) | Fax: 204.222.3216 email: transcona@canadinns.com www.canadinns.com CURTIS GORDON MOTOR HOTEL 1011 Henderson Highway, Winnipeg, MB R2K 2M2 tel: 204.334.4355 | fax: 204.338.4348 | email: info@curtis.mb.ca www.gordonhotels.com KILDONAN MOTOR HOTEL 2100 Main Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 2C2 tel: 204.339.0828 NOR-VILLA MOTOR HOTEL 1763 Henderson Highway, Winnipeg, MB R2G 1P3 tel: 204.338.0334 | fax: 204.339.7210 | email: nrg@norvillahotel.com www.norvillahotel.com
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CANAD INNS DESTINATION CENTRE HEALTH SCIENCES CENTRE 720 William Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3E 3J7 tel: 204.594.9472 | toll free: 1.888.332.2623 | fax: 204.505.1522 | email: hsc@canadinns.com www.canadinns.com ECONO LODGE WINNIPEG 690 Notre Dame Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3E 0L7 tel: 204.255.7100 | fax: 204.255.7200 | email: info@econolodgewinnipeg.com www.econolodge.com/hotel-winnipeg-canada-cn762 60 191
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Tel (204) 775-0451 Toll-Free 1-800-665-1122 1670 Portage Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3J 0C9
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CANAD INNS DESTINATION CENTRE GARDEN CITY 2100 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 3T9 tel: 204.633.0024 | toll free: 1.888.33.CANAD (332.2623) | fax: 204.697.3377 email: gardencity@canadinns.com www.canadinns.com CANADIANA THRIFTLODGE 1400 Notre Dame Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3E 3G5 tel: 204.786.3471 | toll free: 1.888.702.2200 | fax: 204.786.1908 email: canadianathriftlodge@hotmail.com LINCOLN MOTOR HOTEL 1030 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2X 2K7 tel: 204.589.7314 | fax: 204.589.8241
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BEST WESTERN PLUS PEMBINA INN AND SUITES 1714 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2G2 tel: 204.269.8888 | toll free: 1.877.269.8811 | fax: 204.269.8889 | email: bwpembina@shawcable.com www.bestwesternpembina.com CANAD INNS DESTINATION CENTRE FORT GARRY 1824 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2G2 tel: 204.261.7450 | toll free: 1.888.33.CANAD (332.2623) | fax: 204.261.5433 email: fortgarry@canadinns.com www.canadinns.com CAPRI MOTEL 1819 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2G6 tel: 204.269.6990 | toll free: 1.800.268.6990 | fax: 204.261.0068 | email: capmotel@mts.net www.caprimotel.ca COMFORT INN WINNIPEG SOUTH 3109 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, MB R3T 4R6 tel: 204.269.7390 | toll free: 1.800.228.5150 | fax:204.261.7565 | email: cn354@whg.com www.choicehotels.ca/cn354 EXPRESS BY CANAD INNS 1792 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2G2 tel: 204.269.6955 | toll free: 1.888.33.CANAD (332.2623) | fax: 204.261.4543 email: express@canadinns.com www.canadinns.com FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON WINNIPEG SOUTH 2935 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2H5 tel: 204.275.7711 | toll free: 1.800.368.7764 | fax: 204.269.0364 email: info@fourpointswinnipegsouth.com www.fourpointswinnipegsouth.com HOLIDAY INN WINNIPEG SOUTH 1330 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2B4 tel: 204.452.4747 | toll free: 1.800.423.1337 | fax: 204.284.2751 | email: info@hiws.ca www.winnipeg-south.holiday-inn.com 170 76 36 85 67 106 104
WHERE TO STAY
Four Points by Sheraton Winnipeg South
NO OF GUEST ROOMS
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Beechmount Bed and Breakfast
SOUTH (CONTINUED)
QUALITY INN & SUITES 635 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, MB R3M 2L4 tel: 204.453.8247 | toll free: 1.800.4.CHOICE (424.6423) | fax: 204.287.2365 email: guestservices@qualityhotelwinnipeg.com www.qualityhotelwinnipeg.com QUEEN BEE HOTEL 2615 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2H5 tel: 204.269.4666 | toll free: 1.866.431.4666 | fax: 204.269.8109 | email: reservations@queenbeehotel.com www.queenbeehotel.com
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ECONO LODGE WINNIPEG SOUTH 1105 St. Marys Road, Winnipeg, MB R2M 3T6 tel: 204.256.4315 | toll free: 1.888.539.8588 | fax: 204.255.1851 email: guestservices@econolodgewinnipeg.mb.ca http://www.choicehotels.ca/en/econo-lodge-winnipeg-hotel-cn959 25
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HOWARD JOHNSON EXPRESS INN / 2 3740 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3K 0Z9 tel: 204.837.5831 | toll free: 1.888.866.5831 | fax: 204.831.6137 | email: hojo1@mts.net www.hojowinnipeg.ca KIRKFIELD MOTOR HOTEL 3317 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3K 0W8 tel: 204.837.1314 | fax: 204.837.3732 www.kirkeldmotorhotel.mb.ca MOTEL ONE WEST 3760 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3K 1A1 tel: 204.831.9800 | fax: 204.897.4263 www.motelonewpg.com WESTWOOD VILLAGE INN 477 Westwood Drive, Winnipeg, MB R3K 1G5 tel: 204.837.5871 | fax: 204.837.5871 | email: info@westwoodvillageinn.com www.westwoodvillageinn.com
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Quality Inn & Suites
NO OF GUEST ROOMS
EXECUTIVE SHORT AND LONG TERM ACCOMMODATION

EXECUTIVE SUITES BY ROSEMAN (ST. JAMES)
243 Queen Street Winnipeg, MB R3J 3V4
BANNER BED AND BREAKFAST (SOUTHWEST)

164 Harrow Street Winnipeg, MB R3M 2Z2
BRIGHT OAKES (SOUTH)

137 Woodlawn Avenue Winnipeg, MB R2M 2P5
tel: 204.256.8721 email: gourluck@mymts.net

www.bedandbreakfast.mb.ca
tel: 204.256.9789 email: flobreau@shaw.ca

www.bbcanada.com/664.html
tel: 204.885.6416 toll free: 1.888.290.0036 fax: 204.832.4520 email: info@rosemancorp.com

www.rosemancorp.com
BB WATERLOO (SOUTHWEST)
668 Waterloo Street Winnipeg, MB R3N 0T4
THE COLUMNS BED & BREAKFAST (DOWNTOWN)

5 East Gate Winnipeg, MB R3C 2C2
tel: 204.318.9270 / 204.333.5343 email: bbwaterloo@shaw.ca

www.bbcanada.com/waterloo
tel: 204.510.4803 toll free: 1.877.772.1626 email: april@thecolumns.ca

www.thecolumns.ca
PREMIERE EXECUTIVE SUITES (VARIOUS LOCATIONS) tel: 204.781.4877 toll free: 1.877.489.2497 email: reserve.prairies@premieresuites. com
www.premieresuites.com
BEECHMOUNT BED AND BREAKFAST (DOWNTOWN)

134 West Gate Winnipeg, MB R3C 2E1
ELLIES BED & BREAKFAST (DOWNTOWN)

77 Middle Gate Winnipeg, MB R3C 2C5
BED AND BREAKFASTS

ALGONQUIN PARK BED & BREAKFAST (NORTHEAST)
20 Wiebes Drive Winnipeg, MB R2G 2G4
tel: 204.775.1144 toll free: 1.866.797.0905 Fax: 204.772.6688 email: ggeremia@mts.net

www.beechmount.ca
tel: 204.772.5832 toll free: 1.877.653.1462 fax: 204.783.1462 email: ellies@mts.net

BOB AND MARGARETS (SOUTHWEST)

950 Palmerston Avenue Winnipeg, MB R3G 1J9
GALBRAITH HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST (SOUTHWEST)

299 Yale Avenue Winnipeg, MB R3M 0L4
tel: 204.667.4068 email: algonpar@mymts.net

tel: 204.774.0767 email: bm0950@gmail.com

tel: 204.488.4513 email: lmgauld@shaw.ca

Join us and satisfy your appetite for great food!
Superior cuisine...elegant surroundings.. an irresistable combination!
(204) 452-4747 ext. 2
1330 Pembina Hwy.
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GTE DE LA CATHDRALE BED & BREAKFAST (EAST)

581 rue Langevin Winnipeg, MB R2H 2W2
TERRYS BED AND BREAKFAST (SOUTH)

130 Southwalk Bay Winnipeg, MB R2N 1M7
THE UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG SUMMER HOSTEL (DOWNTOWN)
tel: 204.233.7792
LA CHAUMIRE DU VILLAGE BED AND BREAKFAST (SOUTHWEST)

611 Wardlaw Avenue Winnipeg, MB R3L 0M3
tel: 204.253.8723 email: terrysbb@shaw.ca

http://www.bbcanada.com/terrysbb
WEST GATE MANOR BED & BREAKFAST (DOWNTOWN)

71 West Gate Winnipeg, MB R3C 2C9
Available May 1 August 15 Limited availability throughout the rest of the year McFeetors Hall, 370 Langside Street Winnipeg, MB R3B 2T4
tel: 204.789.1486 email: hostel@uwinnipeg.ca

www.uwhostel.com
tel: 204.421.5175 / 204.880.0810 email: say-lynn@shaw.ca

OAKDALE BED & BREAKFAST (WEST)

15 Oakdale Drive Winnipeg, MB R3R 0Z3
tel: 204.772.9788 fax: 204.772.9782 email: jclark@westgatemanor.ca

www.westgatemanor.ca
CAMPGROUNDS
ARROWHEAD RV PARK (JUST OUTSIDE WINNIPEG)
1375A Major Trail, Ile-des-Chnes (10 minutes south of Winnipeg on Highway 59)
HOSTELS
GUEST HOUSE INTERNATIONAL (DOWNTOWN)
168 Maryland Street Winnipeg, MB R3G 1L3
tel: 204.896.1354 toll free: 1.866.896.1354 email: wpoetker@mts.net

PRAIRIE ROSE BED & BREAKFAST (SOUTHWEST)

998 Grosvenor Street Winnipeg, MB R3M 0N6
tel: 204.772.1272 toll free: 1.800.743.4423 email: backpackerswpg@hotmail.com

www.backpackerswinnipeg.com
tel: 204.878.4203 toll free: 1.888.878.4203 email: info@arrowheadrvpark.ca

www.arrowheadrvpark.ca
tel: 204.488.6131 email: prairierosebnb@shaw.ca

TRAVELLERS R-V RESORT INC. (SOUTH)

56001 Murdock Road (between Trans Canada East & 100 South bypass)
HOSTEL ROYAL PLAZA (DOWNTOWN)

330 Kennedy Street Winnipeg, MB R3B 2M6
RIVER GATE INN (DOWNTOWN)

186 West Gate Winnipeg, MB R3C 2E1
tel: 204.783.3000 email: info@hostelroyalplaza.com

www.hostelroyalplaza.com
tel: 204.256.2186 toll free: 1.888.615.1995 fax: 204.253.9313 email: campground.res@gmail.com

www.travellersresort.com
tel: 204.489.5817 toll free: 1.888.775.0166 fax: 204.774.8594 email: welcome@rivergateinn.biz

www.rivergateinn.biz
Your warm welcome awaits.

Stay & Save
$
Includes breakfast for two.
Relax and enjoy your stay in our comfortable guestrooms with access to our tropical courtyard with an indoor pool, whirlpool and sauna. Dine at our onsite restaurant & lounge or enjoy a game in the bowling centre.
94.99 +taxes
Not valid with other specials or New Years Eve.
1-877-991-4440 | travelodgewinnipeg@shaw.ca | www.travelodgewinnipeg.com
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ALT Hotel........................................... 93 Aboriginal Day Live........................... 27 Academy........................................... 80 Aceartinc........................................... 39 Adrenaline Adventures...................... 83 Air Force Heritage Museum and Air Park..................... 45 Airport Motor Inn.............................. 97 Algonquin Park Bed & Breakfast ..... 105 Area Nightclub.................................. 55 Arrowhead RV Park......................... 106 Assiniboia Downs.............................. 43 Assiniboine Forest............................. 64 Assiniboine Park...........................20, 64 Assiniboine Park Conservatory.......... 64 Assiniboine Park Zoo......................... 64 Assiniboine Gordon Inn on the Park.............................. 97 Banner Bed and Breakfast............... 105 BB Waterloo.................................... 105 Beechmont Bed and Breakfast ....... 105 Bella Vista......................................... 54 Best Western Plus Charterhouse Hotel Downtown Winnipeg........... 93 Best Western Plus Pembina Inn and Suites.............................. 103 Best Western Plus Winnipeg Airport Hotel............97, 98 Big Fun Festival................................. 23 Birchwood Gallery............................. 39 Birds Hill Provincial Park.................... 67 Bishop Velychkovsky Martyrs Shrine.45 Black Hole Theatre Company............. 71 Bob and Margarets Place ............... 105 Breakout West Music Festival / WesternCanadian Music Awards.... 31 Bruce D. Campbell Farm and Food Discovery Centre.................... 58 Bright Oaks..................................... 105 Buhler Gallery................................... 39 Burton Cummings Theatre...........33, 54 Canad Inns Destination Centre Club Regent Casino Hotel ............ 101 Canad Inns Destination Centre Fort Garry.................................... 103 Canad Inns Destination Centre Garden City.................................. 103 Canad Inns Destination Centre Health Sciences Centre ................ 101 Canad Inns Destination Centre Polo Park ....................................... 97 Canad Inns Destination Centre Transcona.................................... 101
Canad Inns Destination Centre Windsor Park............................... 100 Canad Inns Winter Wonderland......... 31 Canada Day Celebrations................... 28 Canadas Royal Winnipeg Ballet......... 71 Canadiana Thriftlodge .................... 103 Canadian Museum for Human Rights................................ 17 Capri Motel..................................... 103 Cavern............................................... 54 Celebrations Dinner Theatre.............. 71 Centennial Concert Hall..................... 33 Centre culturel franco-manitobain (CCFM)............ 33 Le Cercle Molire .............................. 71 Childrens Museum.......................36, 68 Cinema City Northgate.................. 54 Cinematheque.............................33, 54 Cineplex Odeon McGillivray and VIP Cinemas............................ 54 City Hall............................................ 58 City Trolley Tours................................ 87 cityplace............................................ 79 Clarion Hotel..............................97, 102 Club 200............................................ 54 Club 3D............................................. 55 Club Regent Casino........................... 43 Club Regent Event Centre ............33, 54 The Columns Bed & Breakfast......... 105 Comfort Inn Winnipeg Airport........... 97 Comfort Inn Winnipeg South........... 103 Corydon............................................ 80 Country Inn & Suites by Carlson........ 97 Cowboys............................................ 55 Cre8ery Gallery and Studio................ 39 Culture Days...................................... 31 Curtis Gordon Motor Hotel.............. 101
Fairfield Inn & Suites Winnipeg......... 97 The Fairmont Winnipeg....................... 3 Fame................................................. 54 Famous Players Kildonan Place......... 54 Femfest............................................. 29 Festival du Voyageur......................... 23 Festival of Fools................................. 25 Festival Park...................................... 58 Finns Pub At The Forks...................... 56 Fire Fighters Museum of Winnipeg.... 45 Folk Exchange................................... 54 Folklorama...................................26, 28 The Forks Market..........................58, 79 The Forks Market Plaza...................... 59 The Forks National Historic Site of Canada..... 58 Fort Garry Hotel, Spa & Conference Centre.....................92, 93 Fort Gibraltar.................................... 45 FortWhyte Alive...........................66, 67 Four Points by Sheraton Winnipeg Airport........................... 99 Four Points by Sheraton Winnipeg South........................... 103 Fox & Fiddle...................................... 56 Fox & Hounds Tavern......................... 56 Freeze Frame International Film Festival For Kids of All Ages............................ 25 Fun Mountain Water Slide Park......... 36 Galbraith House Bed & Breakfast.... 105 Gallery Lacosse.................................. 39 Le Garage Cafe.................................. 54 Garden City Shopping Centre............ 79 Gas Station Arts Centre ..................... 34 Geocaching and GPS Adventures....... 87 Giselles Day Spa and Professional Skin Care............. 77 Gte de la Cathdrale Bed & Breakfast........................... 106 Globe Cinema.................................... 54 The Golf Dome.................................. 83 Graffiti Gallery................................... 40 Grand Prix Amusements................... 36. The Grand Winnipeg Airport Hotel by Lakeview......99, 100 Grant Park Shopping Centre.............. 79 Grants Old Mill.................................. 45 Great Big Adventure.......................... 16 Guest House International............... 106
Hermetic Code Tours of the Manitoba Legislative Building....... 87 Historical Museum of St. James-Assiniboia...................... 45 Historical Walking Tours of Winnipeg................................... 87 Holiday Inn & Suites Winnipeg Downtown.................... 95 Holiday Inn Winnipeg Airport Polo Park........................... 99 Holiday Inn Winnipeg Airport West.................................. 99 Holiday Inn Winnipeg South........... 103 Homewood Suites by Hilton.............. 99 Hostel Royal Plaza........................... 106 Howard Johnson Express Inn........... 104 Humphry Inn & Suites....................... 95
Inn at the Forks............................94, 95 International Polar Bear Conservation Centre....................... 65 Ivan Franko Museum......................... 45
Johnston Terminal........................59, 80 Journey to Churchill.......................... 17 Juno Awards...................................... 25
Kenaston........................................... 79 Kid City.............................................. 37 Kildonan Motor Hotel...................... 101 Kildonan Park.................................... 67 Kildonan Place Shopping Centre....... 79 Kings Head Pub................................ 56 Kings Park......................................... 67 Kirkfield Motor Hotel....................... 104
Days Inn & Suites Winnipeg Airport........................... 97 Delta Winnipeg................................. 93 Doors Open Winnipeg....................... 25
Econo Lodge Winnipeg.................... 101 Econo Lodge Winnipeg South.......... 104 Elephant & Castle.............................. 56 Ellies Bed & Breakfast..................... 105 English Gardens................................ 64 Essence............................................. 55 Esplanade Riel Pedestrian Bridge...... 58 Exchange District National Historic Site................58, 80 Exchange District Walking Tours........ 87 Executive Suites by Roseman.......... 105 Explore Manitoba Centre................... 58 Express by Canad Inns..................... 103
Hampton Inn by Hilton Winnipeg Airport........................... 99 Harbour View Recreation Complex.... 84 Haunted Winnipeg Bus Tours and Vigils....................... 87 Hilton Winnipeg Airport Suites.... 98, 99
La Barrire Park................................. 67 La Chaumire du Village Bed & Breakfast........................... 106 Landmark Cinemas 8 Grant Park...................................... 54 Lasertopia......................................... 16 Leo Mol Sculpture Garden................. 65 Lincoln Motor Hotel........................ 103 Little Mountain Park......................... 67 Little Opera Company........................ 71 LIV in the Exchange........................... 55 Living Prairie Museum...................... 45 Loch Gallery...................................... 40 The Loop........................................... 88 Louis Riels Tomb............................... 45 Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site of Canada................... 46 Lyric Theatre...................................... 65
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M.S. River Rouge............................... 88 MTC Master Playwright Festival........ 23 MTS Centre...................................34, 54 Magical Musical History Tour............. 88 Mainstay Suites Winnipeg................. 99 La Maison des artistes visuels francophones................................. 40 Maison GabrielleRoy....................... 46 Manito Ahbee Festival..................29, 30 Manitoba Chamber Orchestra........... 71 Manitoba Crafts Museum & Library... 46 Manitoba Electrical Museum & Education Centre...................46, 48 Manitoba Electronic Music Exhibition.28 Manitoba Legislative Building........... 60 Manitoba Historical Society Dalnavert Museum........................ 48 Manitoba Historical Society Ross House Museum...................... 48 The Manitoba Museum..........47, 48, 49 Manitoba Opera................................ 72 Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame........... 49 Manitoba Theatre for Young People... 37 Manyfest........................................... 29 Maple Grove Tea Room at Kennedy House.......................... 49 Mardi Gras....................................23, 24 Mariaggis Theme Suite Hotel............ 95 The Marion........................................ 55 The Marlborough Hotel..................... 95 Mayberry Fine Art............................. 40 McPhillips Station Casino.............43, 55 Mere Hotel...................................95, 96 Millennium Library........................... 60 Motel One West............................... 104 Le Muse de Saint-Boniface / St. Boniface Museum..................... 49 Museum Galleries............................. 49 Nature Playground............................ 65 Nor-Villa Motor Hotel...................... 101 North Point Douglas Walking Through History Tour..................... 89 Norwood Hotel................................ 100 Nunavut Gallery................................ 40
Palomino Club................................... 55 Pantages Playhouse Theatre.............. 34 Park Theatre Cafe.............................. 55 Pavilion Gallery Museum.................. 66 Pineridge Hollow.............................. 60 Place Louis Riel Suite Hotel............... 95 Place Saint-Norbert........................... 50 Planetarium...................................... 49 Platform: Centre for Photographic and Digital Arts.............................. 41 Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art.....................40, 41 Polo Park Shopping Centre................ 79 Portage Place Shopping Centre......... 80 Prairie Pathfinders............................ 69 Prairie Dog Central Railway............... 60 Prairie Rose Bed & Breakfast........... 106 Prairie Theatre Exchange (PTE).......... 72 Premiere Executive Suites............... 105 Pride Winnipeg Festival..................... 25 Promenade Tach / Grey Nuns Walkway....................... 50 Pyramid Cabaret............................... 55
St. Norbert Provincial Heritage Park................................. 51 St. Vital Centre................................... 80 St. Vital Park...................................... 69 Sandman Hotel & Suites Winnipeg Airport........................... 99 Sarasvati Productions........................ 72 Science Gallery.................................. 49 Seven Oaks House Museum............... 51 Shakespeare in the Ruins.................. 73 Shannons Irish Pub........................... 56 Shark Club......................................... 56 SilverCity Polo Park........................ 54 SilverCity St. Vital........................... 54 Silver Spike Saloon............................ 55 Skateboard Plaza at The Forks........... 59 Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park...... 16 Spalifestyle and Fashion Boutique.... 77 Speedworld Indoor Kart Track........... 84 Splash Dash River Tours, Charters and The River Spirit Water Bus....... 89 Springhill Winter Sports Park............ 84 Stereo Nightclub............................... 56 Super 8 Winnipeg East.................... 100 TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival............. 27 TYC Event Centre............................... 56 Tavern United.................................... 56 Team Canada Volleyball.................... 83 Ten Spa............................................. 77 Teddy Bears Picnic............................ 25 Terrys Bed and Breakfast................ 106 Theatre in the Cemetery.................... 73 Theatre Projects Manitoba................ 73 Therma by Nordik Spa-Nature...............................17, 75 Thunder Rapids Fun Park................... 37 Times Change(d) High & Lonesome Club.............................. 54 Tinkertown Family Fun Park.............. 37 Toad in the Hole Pub......................... 56 Towne 8............................................ 54 Transcona Historical Museum............ 51 Trappist Monastery Provincial Heritage Park................. 51 Travellers R-V Resort Inc.................. 106 Travelodge Winnipeg East........100, 106
Urban Oasis Mineral Spa................... 77 Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art................................ 41
Variety Heritage Adventure Park....... 37 Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre......................... 99 Virtuosi Concerts............................... 74
Qualico Family Centre........................ 66 Quality Inn & Suites........................ 104 Queen Bee Hotel............................. 104 Queens Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada Museum........................ 50
The Oak............................................. 55 Oak Hammock Marsh Interpretive Centre....................68, 69 Oakdale Bed & Breakfast................. 106 Old St. Boniface Walking Tours.......... 89 Oodena Celebration Circle................. 59 Opera Ultralounge............................. 55 Osborne Village................................. 80 Oseredok-Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Centre......................... 49 Ozzys................................................. 55
RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg...... 34 Radisson Winnipeg Downtown, by Canad Inns..................................... 95 Rainbow Stage.................................. 72 Ramada Viscount Gort Hotel......99, 102 Ranch Saloon.................................... 55 Regal Beagle Pub.............................. 56 Red River Co-op Speedway............... 84 Red River Exhibition.......................... 27 Red River Exhibition Park.................. 60 Red River Farmers Market................. 80 Riel House National Historic Site....... 50 River Gate Inn................................. 106 River Trail.......................................... 23 Riverstone Spa.................................. 77 Routes on the Red............................. 69 Royal Canadian Mint......................... 61 Royal George Hotel............................ 55 Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre......... 72 Royal Winnipeg Rifles Regimental Museum..................... 50 Rumors Comedy Club....................... 54
St. Andrews Rectory National Historic Site..................... 50 St. Boniface Cathedral-Basilica.......... 50 St. Johns Cathedral and Cemetery.... 50 St. Norbert Arts Centre...................... 61 St. Norbert Farmers Market.............. 80
U-Puttz Black Light Miniature Golf.... 37 Ukrainian Museum of Canada........... 51 Union Sound Hall.............................. 55 Universit de Saint-Boniface............. 61 University of Manitoba...................... 62 University of Manitoba Bisons........... 83 University of Winnipeg...................... 62 University of Winnipeg Summer Hostel............................ 106 University of Winnipeg Wesmen....... 83 Upper Deck Sports Bar...................... 56 Upper Fort Garry Gate....................... 52
Wah-sa Gallery.................................. 41 Wall Through Time............................ 59 Wayne Arthur Gallery........................ 41 West End BIZ Mural Walking Tours................................ 89 West End Cultural Centre..............34, 55 West Gate Manor Bed & Breakfast........................... 106 Western Canada Aviation Museum.... 52 Westwood Village Inn ..................... 104 Whiskey Dix...................................... 56 Windsor Hotel................................... 55 Winnie the Bear Statue..................... 66 Winnipeg Art Gallery.................41, 109 Winnipeg BBQ & Blues Festival......... 29 Winnipeg Blue Bombers................... 82 Winnipeg Chinese Cultural and Community Centre.................. 62 Winnipeg City Tour............................ 89 Winnipeg Comedy Festival................ 25 Winnipeg Folk Festival...................... 28 Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival...... 28 Winnipeg Goldeyes......................82, 83 Winnipeg International Childrens Festival.......................... 27 Winnipeg International Writers Festival............................. 29 Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra................... 74 Winnipeg Jets................................... 82 Winnipeg Jewish Theatre.................. 74 Winnipeg Police Museum.................. 52 Winnipeg Railway Museum.............. 52 Winnipeg Santa Claus Parade............ 31 Winnipeg Square.............................. 80 Winnipeg Studio Theatre .................. 74 Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra (WSO)............................ 74 Winnipeg Symphony Orchestras New Music Festival........................ 23 Winnipeg Trails................................. 69 Winnipegs Contemporary Dancers (WCD)............................................ 74 Woodlands Gallery............................ 41
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Yellow Dog Tavern............................. 56 The Zoo............................................. 55
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Art, Eats, and so much more!

Theres something for everyone at the Winnipeg Art Gallery18th century Renaissance and Baroque European works to contemporary pieces with a social message. Admire our rooftop sculpture garden while having lunch at Storm Bistro or enjoying a latt at Relax Coffee Bar. Indulge in some retail therapy in the Gallery Shop handcrafted jewelry, ceramics, and glass ware, and wearable art, and an expanded collection of Inuit art. Within walking distance of most downtown hotelsopen from 11am to 5pm, Tues through Sun, and from 11am to 9pm on Fri (closed Mon).
Looking Up
December 21, 2013-March 16, 2014 Inspired by works chosen from the WAGs Inuit art collection, eight local artists create new pieces that provide a connection between two artistic communities.
Off the Beaten Path: Violence, Women and Art
February 1-April 20, 2014 Can art inspire social change? Thirty international artists, including Yoko Ono and Mona Hatoum, use their work to draw attention to the causes of violence against women.
Ragnar Kjartansson: The End of the World
January 18-April 20, 2014 In Canada, I will make a video that will make me cry. In unbearable frost and thin air I shall hold my shivering dried-up heart in my hand Icelandic artist Ragner Kjartansson
7: Professional Native Indian Artists Inc.
May 10-August 24, 2014 This exhibition recognizes the rich legacy of the Indian Group of Seven and their impact on the reception and understanding of Aboriginal art in the 1970s.
Ongoing From 16th century altar panels to 18th century portraits, this exhibition offers a wide variety of works from our permanent collection.
Collection on View: European Renaissance and Baroque Art: 1500-1700
Photos by Eric Au Studios and Studio Martin Lussier
Winnipeg Art Gallery 300 Memorial Boulevard Winnipeg, MB 204.786.6641 wag.ca

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