Winnipeg 
Canadian Museum for Human Rights
Canadian Museum for Human Rights will reopen on June 17 to the public.
The museum is also making a number of changes in order to follow public health guidelines, including providing hand sanitizer at numerous locations, enhanced cleaning procedures of public spaces, and signs encouraging physical distancing. Visitors are encouraged to wear masks.
Visitors are asked to self-screen using the Manitoba Health COVID-19 Screening Tool.
Main changes to the museum operations due to COVID-19 include:
- Most exhibits are open. However, few attractions – including the Israel Asper Tower of Hope and touch screens/hands-on interactives features in galleries – will be closed.
- A few high-touch exhibits will be closed
- No guided tours
- ERA Bistro will be closed
- Timed ticketing is being used to manage the number of visitors at any one time.
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Canadian Museum for Human Rights 2020 Summer Season
When: Tuesday – Saturday | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Opening Wednesday, June 17
Opening Wednesday, June 17
How Much:
Child (6 and under): Free
Adults (18 – 64) $12
Adults (18 – 64) $12
Senior (65+ with ID) $10
Post-Secondary Student (with ID) $10
Youth (7-17 years) $5
Contactless payment is preferred for walk-up tickets and the Boutique.
Tickets can be bought online. Walk-up tickets will also be available on a limited basis.
Complimentary admission will be offered to frontline workers* and their families every Friday until the end of summer. #FrontLineFridays tickets need to be reserved online.
Where: 85 Israel Asper Way, Winnipeg
- Entry through the Main Entrance at 85 Israel Asper Way (near the Mahatma Gandhi statue)
- The Accessible Drop-Off Entrance, located adjacent to the Main Entrance, is only for visitor drop-off and pick-up, or those using accessible parking spots.
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