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Fun Things to do during Winter in Winnipeg

Published by To Do Canada On November 20, 2019Leave a response
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How are you enjoying the season? Are you tired of spending your weekend watching movies or partying? Or is the season tempting you to snuggle by the fireside with a cup of hot chocolate? Indulge in these fun activities in and around Winnipeg and beat your winter blues. Put on your winter clothes, your mittens, your boots and have a super fun time.

Get outdoors, and enjoy winter in all its glory this season. A list of Winter activities, events and attractions to do in and around Winnipeg this winter season.

Contents:

I. Winter Activities
II. Indoor Attractions
III. Winter Festivals & Events

I. Winter Activities in Winnipeg

Cross Country Skiing, Skating & Tobogganing

Whether you decide to go cross country skiing, skate with friends or delight the child in you by sledding downhill, there are plenty of opportunities to stay active and enjoy great outdoors in Winnipeg.

For more details, see the list of Outdoor skating rinks, Tobogganing and sledding, andcross-country ski trails.

Strap on your skates and head out to the Guinness World Record-holding longest naturally frozen skating trail – the Red River Mutual Trail. The trail is perfect for skating, sledding, snowshoeing, hiking, curling and even hockey. As you move down on a sunny afternoon, the trail with its snow-capped trees will truly remind you of a winter wonderland. You can find warming huts along the trail if you want to take a break from the cold.

New Canadian Skate Program will be running from January 10 – March 13, 2020 for everyone to come out and learn how to skate. Every Friday, adults can enjoy free skate program from 2 hours in the afternoon. Register.

Ice Fishing

When the temperature goes below freezing, ice fishing at Lake Winnipeg is a fun activity you can do alone, or with friends and family.

Ice Fishing at Fort White Alive.

 

Ice Climbing

Enjoy climbing? Why not try ice climbing? Head to Whittier Par to climb a 20-meter ice tower. Club d’escalade de Saint Boniface maintains three permanent ice towers with varying degrees of difficulty.

When?

end of December – end March, Saturday & Sunday | 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Where?

Whittier Park, 141 Messager Street

How much?

CESB member: $10
All others: $40

 

Snowshoeing & Hiking

Winnipeg boasts of a number of parks and spaces where one can enjoy a great day of snowshoeing. Traverse the snowshoe trails at the La Barriere Park and the Assiniboine Park.

What better way is there to enjoy the winter landscape, than hiking the many trails that run through the city of Winnipeg. Routes on the Redhave detailed winter routes for the outdoor enthusiasts.

Alternatively you can go on a Mural Trail and take in the different murals in and around Winnipeg. The Murals of Winnipeg website has a comprehensive list of the murals you can find in Winnipeg, including detailed description and Mural trails you can follow.

 

FortWhyte Alive

FortWhyte Alive is an all-season destination in Winnipeg. In winter enjoy toboggan slides, nordic walking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and skating, ice fishing, and more.

FortWhyte Alive also conducts Winter day camps to connect youth with nature.

On February 2, 2020 celebrate all that winter has to offer during the FortWhyte Alive Winterfest. The event is Free, with waived admission.

When:

Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM; Saturday – Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Where:

1961 McCreary Road, Winnipeg

How much:

Adults (18 – 64): $10; Seniors (65+): $9; Students & Children (3 – 17): $8; Children 2 and under: Free

Places to go on Sleigh Rides in Winnipeg

RAW:Almond

Raw:almond is an annual pop-up restaurant and Canadian Tourism Award winner, with multi-course meals prepared by some of North America’s (and Winnipeg’s) finest chefs served on long communal tables in an elaborate tent on the frozen Assiniboine River.

When:

On hiatus in 2020
January 24 – February 17, 2019

Where:

The Forks, 1 Forks Market Road, Winnipeg

How much:

TBA

Oak Hammock Marsh

The Marsh is frozen for most of the winter, however, there are still a number of activities that can be enjoyed by its visitors.

Strap on some snowshoes and explore the winter marsh looking for animal tracks. The interpretive Centre provides guided snowshoe hikes throughout the day and snowshoes are available for rental.

Skaters can enjoy skating at the Cattail Pond. Visitors can also play pond hockey here.

On select days take part in Astronomy Night sessions where you can learn to capture the night sky with your lens, watch winter constellations and more.

When:

Year-round | Daily | 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Mid September to late October | Daily | 10:00 AM – Dusk

Where:

Located only 20 kilometers North of Winnipeg, on highway 67, between the town of Stonewall and the city of Selkirk.

1 Snow Goose Bay, R0C 2Z0
Lat: 50.173826, Lon: -97.132959

Ph: (204) 467-3300

How much:

Adult $9; Youth (3 – 17 years) $7; Senior (55+) $8; Family (2 adults and 4 children) $28

Winter activities Snowshoeing at Oak Hammock Marsh and Interpretive Centre

Photo Credit: Travel Manitoba; Snowshoeing at Oak Hammock Marsh

Winter in Manitoba Provincial Parks

As winter sets in, the Provincial Parks in Manitoba transforms into great winter destinations for Winnipeggers. You can go for cross country skiing (groomed trails) or just walk the trails enjoying the crisp winter air and glorious sunshine.

Winter in Whiteshell Provincial Park is an experience not to be missed. Snowmobiling, snowshoeing, ice fishing, skating, cross-country skiing, sledging are but few of the activities that can be enjoyed here.

The 1200 hectares of wilderness at the Beaudry Provincial Park boasts of many trails for the visitors to explore in winter. A popular destination for cross-country skiers, the Park also offers great spaces for the snowshoer along the frozen Assiniboine River. Visitors at the Provincial Park can also enjoy snowmobiling.

Birds Hill Provincial Park offers designated trails for shoe-shoeing, the longest being the 3.5 km Cedar Bog Trail. Also enjoy cross-country skiing, horse-drawn sleigh rides, and tobogganing. Keep your eyes open for white-tailed deers along the trails. In February, the Park hosts Winter Safari- a family event with theatre, campfire, bannocks and more.

Arctic Glacier Winter Park

A truly wonderful winter destination right in the middle of the city: Arctic Glacier Winter Park is the place to be this winter with activities including skiing, tobogganing, & snowboarding. Enjoy wagon rides and various other indigenous programming.

When:

Late December – February

Arctic Glacier Winter Park Sunday Programming | Sundays, December 1, 2019 to February 23, 2020

Where:

The Forks, Winnipeg

How much:

Free

Birds Hill Park Ranch

If there is snow on the ground, go for a sleigh ride at Birds Hill Park Ranch. Enjoy trail rides while taking in crisp air and spectacular scenery and wildlife.

When:

Monday – Sunday | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM Friday – Saturday | 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM

( Wagon or Sleigh Rides, Pony Rides, Horse rides)

Where:

59 North Drive, Oakbank. ( 20 minutes east of Winnipeg)

Ph : ( 204) 222 -1137

How much:

Vary with activity

For a complete list of attractions, see Things to do in Winnipeg.

Warming Huts

Warming Huts is all about celebrating and embracing Manitoba’s winter. This is an annual Art + Architecture Competition on Ice that sees design entries from all over the world. The selected designs are then constructed and brought out to the Forks River trail for visitors to interact with and enjoy. Details

When:

Usually on display from the end of January to the end of the skating season

Where:

River trail, The Forks

Spring Hill Winter Sports Park

Located 15 minutes from downtown Winnipeg is a place for all kinds of winter adventure. The hill stands at 130 vertical feet and has three lifts: one quad chair lift, and two rope tows and includes Manitoba’s top terrain park, a mogul run, a race run, and open areas for learning. Those who doesn’t have the gear for skiing or snowboarding, you can enjoy snow tubing. Details

When:

December – April | Daily | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Where:

65036 Oasis Rd, Winnipeg Ph: 204 224-3051

How much:

Lift Tickets (Day tickets): Adult $34; Student $29; Junior (6-13) $24; Senior (55+) $24

Stony Mountain Ski Area

Visit this ski area known as Manitoba’s snowboarding capital and have an exhilarating time skiing, snowboarding or learning how to do it at Stony Mountain.

When:

December 3 till Mid April (weather permitting)

Where:

Stony Mountain Ski Area, 11016 E Sellars Hill Road, Stony Mountain

Ph : (204) 344-5977

How much:

Varies with activity

 

Holiday Mountain Resort

Have a ski-in and ski-out winter holiday and take your pick from freestyle terrain park, 11 downhill runs at Manitoba’s most popular ski resort. Details

When:

Tentative opening Mid December

Where:

Holiday Mountain Resort, #12 Later Way
La Riviere ~ 2 hours drive. Ph: (204) 242-2172

How much:

Lift Tickets
Full Day: Adults $47; Students & Military $42
Senior (65+)/Youth (13-17): $40
Junior (6-12): $29/Tiger (1-5): $ 5

 

Snow Maze

Home of the Guiness Book of World Record’s Largest Snow Maze! Enjoy warming areas with bonfires, slide down the giant snow mountain, relax in the warming barn or hop on a sleigh ride! Details

When:

January 4 – February 29, 2020

Where:

A Maze in Corn, 1351 MB-200, Saint Adolphe
Ph: 204-883-2048

How much:

$10 – $12

Windsor Park Nordic Centre

Windsor Park Nordic Centre is a not-for-profit nordic recreational facility maintained and operated by the Cross Country Ski Association of Manitoba. There are ~15 km of trails are groomed daily for both classic & skate technique. Moreover, all trails are lit for night skiing! Details

When:

Check the trail conditions before visiting.

Regular Season Hours are December through March

Where:

Windsor Park Nordic Centre, 10 Rue Des Meurons, Winnipeg
Ph: 204-253-9236

How much:

Day Pass: Family: $13, Adult: $6, Youth (11-17)/Senior (60+) $5, Child (10 & younger): $4

Falcon Ridge Ski Slope

Whether you explore 30km of world class nordic ski trails, test your skills at terrain park or twelve alpine ski runs, this ski resort with its hand crafted cabins and private hot tubs is a great winter weekend getaway near to home. Details

When:

Projected opening date for the 19/20 season: December 14, 2019

Open weekends + holidays during the winter months.

Lifts open 10:30 AM-4:30 PM

Snow Dance Festival (Music Festival): January 17 – 19, 2020

Where:

100 Ridge Road, Falcon Lake

Whiteshell Provincial Park, Manitoba

~ 2 hours from Winnipeg

How much:

Lift Tickets: Adult (18-61): $29.00
Youth (13-17): $25.00, Senior (70+) Free

Child (6-12) $18.00

II. Indoor Activities

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Winter Sightseeing in Winnipeg. Photo Credit: Canadian Tourism Commission

Assiniboine Park & Zoo

Summer or Winter there’s always fun at Assiniboine Park. From cross-country skiing to tobogganing to ice skating, winter at the park is time like no other. Enjoy the winter air while walking through the park’s many trails. Head to the McFeetors Heavy Horse Centre to enjoy sleigh rides.

Take time out to visit the Zoo and learn about your favourite animals during the Weekend Keeper talks. Explore the award winning Journey to Churchill exhibit. Experience the beauty of the tundra as you move on to see snowy owls, moose, caribou, artic fox and other species. You can see polar bears swim and frolic with the seals through underground viewing tunnels. Step into an Artic landscape and experience the wonder of Northern lights at the domed Theatre. End your journey at the town of Churchill, where children can enjoy the Polar Playground.

When:

Assiniboine Park Zoo, Pavillion: Daily | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Nature Playground | Daily | 8:00 AM – Dusk

Where:

2355 Corydon Avenue, Winnipeg

Ph: (204) 927 – 7203

How much:

Zoo: Adults (18 – 59) $20.50; Student (with valid Student ID)/Seniors (60+)/Youth (13 – 17 years) $17.75; Children (3 – 12 years) $11.25; Under 3 years – Free. GST extra

Manitoba Planetarium

Love the beauty of the Cosmos? The Planetarium at the Manitoba Museum can show you the galaxy in all its glory. The Planetarium offers three different shows on Sundays and Saturdays including a guided tour of the night sky. If you are inspired by your visit to do some real star gazing, head out the Assiniboine Park. Their open light-free fields are great for night sky viewing.

When:

Tuesday – Friday | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM;
Saturday – Sunday & Holidays | 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM;
Closed Monday.
For holiday hours, check here

Where:

190 Rupert Avenue, Winnipeg
Ph: (204) 956-2830

How much:

1 Area: Adult $12.00; Senior (65+) $10.00; Students/Youth (13-17): $9.00; Child (3-12): $7.00

Play Golf

Just because the weather is cold doesn’t mean you should put away your golf clubs away for winter. There are two places nearby where you can enjoy this sport during the winter time.

The Golf Domeat Wilkes Avenue, boast of an indoor golf dome with over 50 stations on a three tier driving range. They also have virtual golf simulators that transplants you to the driving ranges at Banff Springs, Pebble Beach and other well known-golf courses. If you are new to this sport, you can try their 18-hole miniature golf course. This is a great option both for recreational and serious golfers.

You pay per minute and not per bucket which gives you better value for the money you spend. If you are serious about improving your game, you can even avail the services of a professional coach.

Cool Dozen Micro Golf at Selkirk Town Plaza, located just half an hour from Winnipeg, provides some tropical golfing fun at their 18-hole mini Golf. Their Glow Golf is great fun for kids. You either choose to pay by round or by the hour. Either way, you, your friends and family are bound to enjoy the golf holes including the spectacular waterfall, sand traps and more.

Museums

Manitoba Children’s Museumis a wonderful way to spend a whole day indoors when it is snowing heavily outside. Learn science through fun anplay.

Manitoba Sports Hall of Famehouses extensive collection that tells the history of sports in Manitoba.

Visit the Fort Garry House Museum and Archives to learn about Canadian military’s contribution. Explore the galleries that houses ethnic artifacts, art, and military history.

The Manitoba Museum is a gem to visit any season. The museum offers many immersive experiences all dealing with Manitoba.

Spend the day at the Canadian Museum of Human Rights, the first national museum built outside Ottawa. Take part in their interactive programs and see their thought-provoking exhibits. learn about Canada’s journey to greater rights and more.

Picture the life at the Red River in the 1800’s. See one of the oldest surviving building in Manitoba- theSeven Oaks House Museum.

Royal Canadaian Mint: Explore this state-of-the-art facility to see how coins are made. View their extensive memorabilia collection.

 

III. Winter Festivals & Events in Winnipeg

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Photo Credit: Tourism Winnipeg/Red River Exhibition Assoc.

Performing Arts & Theatre

  • Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre
    • Fun Home in November 14 – December 1, 2019
    • Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley on November 27 – December 21, 2019
    • As You Like It on January 7 – February 1, 2020
    • Every Brilliant Thing on January 22 – February 8, 2020
    • The New Canadian Curling Club on February 12 – March 7, 2020
    • Women of the Fur Trade on February 26 – March 14, 2020
    • A Thousand Splendid Suns on March 18 – April 11, 2020
  • Gas Station Arts Centre
    • Love’s Labour’s Lost on November 26 – 30, 2019
    • Seasonal Affective Hillarity on December 8, 2019
  • Prairie Theatre Exchange
    • The Wedding Party on November 20 – December 8, 2019
    • The Paper Bag Princess on December 19, 2019 – January 5, 2020
    • Ghost Light on January 22 – February 9, 2020
    • Exciting Consequences on February 19 – 23, 2020
    • By Grand Central Station on March 11 – 29, 2020
  • Centennial Concert Hall
    • Susannah on November 23 – 29, 2019
    • The Nightmare Before Christmas on November 30 – December 1, 2019
    • PAW Patrol Live! “The Great Pirate Adventure” on January 4 – 5, 2020
    • Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour on February 1, 2020
  • Manitoba Theatre for Young People
    • A Year with Frog and Toad on December 6 – 29, 2019
    • New Owner on January 30 – February 2, 2020
    • The Mush Hole on February 21 – 29, 2020
    • Beep on March 20 – 29, 2020
  • Celebrations Dinner Theatre
    • Best of Friends on November 15, 2019 to February 9, 2020
    • Country Star on February 14 – April 19, 2020
  • Berney Theatre
    • Two Birds One Stone on February 8 – 16, 2020
  • Club Regent Event Centre
    • Jay & Silent Bob on January 29, 2020
    • Tracy Morgan: No Disrespect on March 7, 2020
    • Rodney Carrington on March 19, 2020
  • Burton Cummings Theatre
    • Bianca Del Rio: “it’s Jester Joke” on November 27, 2019
    • A Charlie Brown Christmas Live on Stage on November 28, 2019
    • Danny Bhoy – Age of Fools on November 30, 2019
    • Frozen in Time on January 11, 2020
    • Diavolo – Architecture in Motion on January 31, 2020
    • Kidz Bop World Tour on February 28, 2020
    • Fred Penner: Cat Came Back 40th Anniversary Tour on March 8, 2020
    • The Simon & Garfunkel Story on March 11, 2020
    • Celtic Illusion on March 14, 2020
    • Masters of Illusion on March 18, 2020
  • Bell MTS Place
    • Disney On Ice presents Mickey’s Search Party on March 13 – 15, 2020

2. Select Concerts/events from November to March 2019

  • Centennial Concert Hall
    • Johnny Reid – My Kind of Christmas on December 4, 2019
    • Shen Yun 2020 World Tour on March 4, 2020
    • Wilco Ode To Joy Tour on March 11, 2020
  • Burton Cummings Theatre
    • Formidable! Aznavour – The Story of a Legend on November 26, 2019
    • The Nadeau Ensemble – A Prairie Christmas on December 5, 2019
    • Amero Little Christmas on December 6, 2019
    • JP Hoe Hoe Hoe Holiday Show on December 13, 2019
    • The Strumbellas with Neon Dreams on January 17, 2020
    • Half Moon Run – A Blemish in the Great Light on January 21, 2020
    • Legends of Motown on February 15, 2020
    • Alan Doyle – Tough Side Out Tour on February 21, 2020
    • Classic Albums live: Damn The Torpedoes on February 27, 2020
    • Petric on February 29, 2020
    • Steve Hackett: Genesis Revisited Tour ‘Selling England by the Pound’ on March 1, 2020
    • The Iron Maidens on March 21, 2020
    • Ariel Rivera: Coming Home on March 22, 2020
    • The Celtic Tenors on March 23, 2020
  • Bell MTS Place
    • The Glorious Sons on March 21, 2020
  • Club Regent Event Centre
    • Four by Four Tribute on November 23, 2019
    • Boney M featuring Liz Mitchell on December 5, 2019
    • Rocking Elvis Christmas on December 6, 2019
    • Chantal Kreviazuk on December 58, 2019
    • The Tenors on December 12, 2019
    • Dreams & Rods and the Mods on December 13, 2019
    • Kim Mitchell on December 31, 2019
    • Free Ride on January 10, 2020
    • The Inclines on January 11, 2020
    • Joey Gregorash on February 6, 2020
    • A Salute to Stompin Tom on February 13, 2020
    • Theory of a Dead Man on February 14, 2020
  • Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir
    • Christmas with the Phil: Making Spirits Bright on December 15, 2019 @ Crescent Fort Rouge United Church
    • Happy 250th Ludwig! on March 22, 2020 @ St. Boniface Cathedral
  • Winnipeg Singers
    • Christmas with BRASS on December 8, 2019 @ Crescent Fort Rouge United Church
    • Icons & Incense on February 23, 2020 @ Crescent Fort Rouge United Church
  • Manitoba Chamber Orchestra@ Westminster United Church
    • Manson, Winnipeg SIngers, Gauvin on December 4, 2019
    • Anne Manson, Ariel Barnes on February 12, 2020
    • MCO & Cluster Festival Collaboration on March 24, 2020
  • Virtuosi Concerts @ Eckhardt-Gramatté Hall – University of Winnipeg
    • Artists of Manitoba – The Brandon Connection on December 14, 2019
    • Hommage A Schumann on January 11, 2020
    • Nordic Gods on February 1, 2020
    • Russian Fairy Tales on March 8, 2020

Canad Inns Winter Wonderland

Enjoy an evening at Manitoba’s largest drive-through light show. Winter Wonderland. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays (weather permitting) enjoy a complimentary sleigh ride, complete with built in fireplace.

When:

November 29, 2019 to January 4, 2020 | 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Closed on Christmas Day

Where:

Red River Exhibition Park

How much:

Family vehicle (7 passengers): $15.00 Advance; $20.00 at the Door.

 

Illuminate 150

Illuminate 150 will both light up the capital of Manitoba and also be the launch of a year long effort to shine light on the unique beauty of Manitoba. Details

When:

December 14, 2019 to July 2020

Where:

Manitoba Legislative Building, Broadway, Winnipeg

How much:

Free

Big Fun Festival

Big Fun Festival features some of the best of Manitoba’s current as well as upcoming artists. The festival showcases multiple genres of music. Details

When:

2020 dates TBA

January 23 – 27, 2019

Where:

Downtown Winnipeg

How much:

2020 rates TBA

2019 – $60 – $80

Snowdance Festival of Winter and Music

Find those mittens your grandma made for you. Borrow your roommate’s boots. Put on all your long johns at once. Wear that really cool scarf that brings out the blue in your eyes. And head out to the woods for Snowdance, the wintery music festival at the Falcon Ridge Ski Slopes. Details

When:

January 17 – 19, 2020

Where:

Various venues

How much:

Passes are $65 for the weekend

 

Prairie Snowflake 2020

An urban escape that infuses movement, rejuvenation, inspiration + connection into the midst of a prairie winter. Come to gather with your community to move, heal, and take care in our harshest season. Details

When:

February 1 – 2, 2020

Where:

The Fort Garry Hotel, Spa & Conference Centre, 222 Broadway, Winnipeg

How much:

$98 – $298

Wild Winter Canoe Race

What is a Winter Canoe Race?
It’s a race…in a canoe… in February! This high-octane contest is held on a snow-packed 200-meter course, using tripping canoes. The only “paddling” required comes from the team’s legs – one leg in the canoe, one leg out – a synchronized crew that works foot power to glide to the finish line. Details

When:

2020 dates TBA

Saturday, February 16, 2019

Where:

Red River Trail at The Forks

How much:

Free for Spectators

 

Manitoba Ice Dragon Boat Festival

The Dream Factory is proud to partner with the MB Paddling Association to host one of Canada’s most unique winter events: The Manitoba Ice Dragon Boat Festival! Dragon boating is one of Winnipeg’s most popular summer events, so we are thrilled to “unleash the dragons” on the frozen water this February!! Details

When:

2020 dates TBA

Sunday, February 17, 2019 | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Where:

Manitoba Canoe and Kayak Club, 80 Churchill Drive, Winnipeg

How much:

Free

Festival Du Voyageur

Festival Du Voyageur is a celebration of French Canadian culture with great music, amazing food, captivating shows, sensational snow sculptures, and lights. Visit Winnipeg’s French quarter, Saint-Boniface, as it transforms into a winter paradise to host the largest winter festival in Western Canada.

When:

February 14 – 23, 2020

Where:

Voyageur Park, Winnipeg

How much:

2020 tickets On sale November 27th 2019

2019 – Voyageur Pass: $10 – $75

Floppet: Falcon Lake Loppet 2020

The Floppet is a weekend long nordic festival that offers fun for all skier types and challenges for competitive athletes. There are multiple events with distances of: 7.6km, 17.5km, and 35km, all taking place in the community of Falcon Lake around the Falcon Ridge Ski Slopes.

When:

February 29, 2020

Where:

Falcon Lake around the Falcon Ridge Ski Slopes.

How much:

$5 – $60

Freeze Frame International Film Festival

Presenting films for all ages from all over the world, the Freeze Frame International Film Festival also conducts workshops as well as free events for the whole family. Details

When:

March 8 – 15, 2020

Where:

Centre Culturel Franco-Manitobain, 244- 340 Provencher Blvd, Winnipeg

How much:

2020 rates TBA

2019 – Single Day ticket $10/person; Single Senior Film Ticket: $4/ person; Family Day Ticket: $25/maximum four people; Family Festival Pass: $45/ maximum four people; Single Festival Pass: $25/ person

The Lake Shaker

An unforgettable evening in the wild, the Lake Shaker comes complete with all of your favorite winter experiences. You can count on warm bonfires, cold beverages, live music, outdoor adventure — and a few surprises. Details

When:

March 7, 2020 | 7:00 PM – 11:59 PM

Where:

FortWhyte Alive, Winnipeg

How much:

$30; $25 for FortWhyte Alive Members

Winnipeg Scottish Festival

The Winnipeg Scottish Festival features programs and performances of Scottish tradition with bagpipers, drummers, musicians, vendors and various cultural displays. Details

When:

March 21, 2020

Where:

Canad Inns Polo Park, Winnipeg

How much:

Free and ticketed events

Osborne Village Winter Classic

A 4 on 4 street hockey tournament. Musical entertainment will be seen and heard during the day long festivities from the covered band stage and heated hospitality tent. Classic rock, blues, and country bands will be featured on the musical stage. Bringing our hockey players and fans from the rinks to tapping their toes and dancing inside the tent. Details

When:

2020 – TBA

Where:

Osborne Village, Winnipeg

How much:

Free for spectator

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