Headliners Theory of a Dead Man, Kim Mitchell and Colin James 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.
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, and rows of artisan booths exhilarate the town and pay homage to its history.
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...
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.
