Events Description
Western Canada’s largest Winter Festival
Every winter since 1970, Saint-Boniface, Winnipeg’s French quarter, is transformed into a winter paradise and becomes host to the largest winter festival in Western Canada. Voyageur, Métis and First Nations histories are brought back to life, not only through the historical interpretation offered inside reconstructed Fort Gibraltar, but also through the many attractions inside Voyageur Park and at the festival’s various official sites. Music of old, traditional cuisine, sensational snow sculptures and captivating shows are but a few examples of the entertainment you can expect to witness during this convivial gathering. Offering a vast array of historical, recreational and educational activities, Festival du Voyageur has something for all tastes and all ages!
HOW MUCH
Tickets:
Free and ticketed events
Tickets to access CCFM concerts are organized as follows (these tickets do not give access to Whittier Park:
How to get tickets?
Festival du Voyageur office (233 Provencher Boulevard) or at the Parc du Voyageur box office (subject to availability).
WHEN & WHERE
Date & Time: February 16 – 25, 2024
Friday, February 16 | 18H-00H (6 PM – midnight)
Saturday, February 17 | 10H-00H (10 AM – midnight)
Sunday, February 18 | 10H-00H (10 AM – midnight)
Momday, February 19 | 10H-19H (10 AM – 5 PM
Tuesday, February 20 | CLOSED
Wednesday, February 21 | CLOSED
Thursday, February 22 | 18H-00H (6 PM – midnight)
Friday, February 23 | 18H-00H (6 PM – midnight)
Saturday, February 24 | 10H-00H (10 AM – midnight)
Friday, February 25 | 10H-17H (10 AM – 5 PM)
Venue:
Festival 2024 is located at:
Whittier Park, 836 Rue St Joseph Winnipeg, Manitoba R2Y 0H8
Relais du Voyageur is located at:
Centre culturel franco-manitobain, 340 Provencher Boulevard Winnipeg,
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