Goldeyes’ Season
Cheer on Winnipeg's Northern Baseball League team throughout the season at the centrally located Blue Cross Park. Home games start: May 19 at 6:30 vs the Kane County Cougars. Full schedule can be found at goldeyes.com.
Cheer on Winnipeg's Northern Baseball League team throughout the season at the centrally located Blue Cross Park. Home games start: May 19 at 6:30 vs the Kane County Cougars. Full schedule can be found at goldeyes.com.
Docks at the Pony Corral on Pembina Hwy - departs every half hour and single tickets available for walk ups. Book a private tour (for 11 people) to enjoy scenic views of the city from the river. splashdash.ca
The familiar artwork that colours Winnipeg’s West End is given meaning on guided tours. Wander the neighbourhood streets and marvel at the displays of history, community, and culture.
Located 10 minutes south of Winnipeg on Highway 75, this outdoor dirt track racing facility puts excitement into overdrive. Watch from the stands as drivers brave astounding speeds. Races run from June 11th - September 3rd *Race schedule is subject to change based on forecast (Photo by Val Catellier)
Full and half day fishing guided tours in Winnipeg, Selkirk, and Lockport hook attendees with a fun experience on the open water. All bait, gas, and equipment included on this aquatic adventure.
Winnipeg’s vibrant mix of cultures come together in celebration of their heritage during the world’s largest and longest running multicultural festival. This renowned summer fest celebrates the city’s diversity with food, dance, music, and stories of its people. Indulge in Jamaican stew, tap along to an Irish jig, or catch sight of traditional artwork at...
Local artisans, entrepreneurs and entertainers take to the parking lot (and some indoors too!) at Outlet Collection Mall. Beer garden and an assortment of food trucks to satisfy your appetite between shopping sprees.
See Winnipeg's CFL team battle it out at Princess Auto Stadium. Local eateries fill the concession stands and food carts with a variety of burgers and dogs!
Launched in 1967 as part of Canada’s Centennial Celebration, this historic three-day festival attracts crowds with street performers, handmade goods, and one of Manitoba’s largest parades. The family-friendly festival lives up to its name and offers free corn on the cob and cool apple juice to attendees.
See Winnipeg's CFL team battle it out at Princess Auto Stadium. Local eateries fill the concession stands and food carts with a variety of burgers and dogs!