Winnipeg's many museums offer lovers of art, history, science and more the opportunity to dig in and learn something new. With interactive exhibits, stunning design, and important artifacts, add these must-see-em's to your summer bucket list.
Southern Manitoba’s abundant parks and beaches make for a great respite from the city.
Frontiers North is offering polar bear adventures for every type of traveller. Check out these seven different ways to tour Churchill and see and photograph polar bears in their natural habitat.
From frolicking under cascading falls to wading the shallows, our 100,000 lakes provide a splashy refresh.
These three Winnipeg museums are ready to welcome back visitors.
Incredible art instalments dot the avenues, alleys and parks throughout Winnipeg, and these displays, in particular, speak to the city's vibrant art scene.
Museums and galleries were among the first to respond to the COVID-19 crisis, closing their doors to audiences and visitors to promote physical distancing. However, a look at Winnipeg’s arts and culture offering reveals a few fun ways we can enjoy art and learn about Manitoba’s local artists at the same time—all without leaving the couch.
With the spread of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus), many of Winnipeg's local businesses are closed to the public until further notice. But practising social distancing doesn't mean having to stay inside all day. Here are some spots to take a walk, get some fresh air, and get centered.
Winnipeg's best spots to visit for International Women's Day 2020.
