Jelly Roll, Nate Smith, Tyler Hubbard and Brett Kissel are among this year’s headliners at annual outdoor country-music festival. Indoor and outdoor stages, DJ sets and classic country tunes, and opportunity for camping pleases all sorts of festival-goers.
Local and national talent returns to the stage at Winnipeg’s iconic outdoor music festival. Catch familiar favourites, or discover new voices, all while soaking up sun at Birds Hill Provincial Park. Come hungry—local vendors serve up bold flavours at an over-the-top restaurant strip, which meets the level of musicians onstage.
Thespians from near and far take the spotlight at this beloved annual multi-venue theatre festival, where performances range from traditional to experimental endeavours. A full spectrum of artistic expression takes over Winnipeg’s historic Exchange District, centered in and around Old Market Square, where performers, musicians, and food trucks congregate and electrify the street.
The charming lakeside town of Gimli offers avid movie-goers a new experience at its five-day film festival of full-length features, documentaries, and experimental projects. Each night at dusk, throw your towel down for a beach screening and enjoy a flick under the stars.
Local pride shines bright at Altona’s family-friendly summer festival, which has been attracting Manitobans since 1964. Dig in at a free pancake breakfast and compete for the title of Manitoba...
Headliners: Loverboy, Headstones, Trooper and Bif Naked make this three-day festival a must-see for rock fans in Manitoba. Situated at beautiful Lake Minnedosa, music lovers can swim, golf, fish, and relax between sets. Tickets 1-888-330-8333, rockinthefields.ca
Home to the largest Icelandic population outside of Iceland, the lakeside town of Gimli celebrates this rich heritage at this annual event. A sandcastle contest, demonstrations of Viking warfare tactics,...
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.
