Winnipeg 
Things to do for Father’s Day in Winnipeg
Celebrate this special day with Dad: gift him a memorable weekend of togetherness and enjoy some of the events taking place in Winnipeg.
**At the time of publishing, only outdoor gatherings of up to five people are allowed.**
The Father’s Day Walk/Run for Prostate Cancer
June 20th marks the 23rd Annual walk/run for prostate cancer. This signature event is one of Prostate Cancer Foundation BC (PCFBC) largest fundraisers which allows us to continue to promote awareness, assist support groups, and support research. Details
Sunday, June 20, 2021
Wherever You Are
Free to $35
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Father’s Day Waterbug Derby
Equipped with a net and bucket, try to catch some invertebrates in the waters of the Marsh and win prizes for the highest score and most unique bugs caught. Details
Sunday, June 20, 2021 | Every hour 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Oak Hammock Marsh, 1 Snow Goose Way, Stonewall
$5 – $10
Father’s Day Brunch/Dinner/BBQ
Restaurants in Winnipeg are closed for dine-in. But that doesn’t mean there are no options to celebrate Father’s day. Restaurants around Winnipeg are offering takeout and delivery options, with specifically crafted Father’s Day menu. See the list for a selection of restaurants ranging from steak to unique Father’s day BBQ options.
For more options see,
Restaurants Open for Takeout & Delivery During COVID-19
Picnic with Dad
Head out to your favourite park and grab your favourite treats and your Dad’s for a day of enjoyment. For more details see, 15 Parks to Enjoy a Picnic in Winnipeg.
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Enjoy Boating with Dad
There are a number of places you can enjoy boating including the La Salle River, Red River, Seine River, Assiniboine River. Beginner boaters can try the calm waterways of Sturgeon Creek. Details
Manitoba Waters
Go Golfing with Dad
Golf courses across Winnipeg are open. Book a tee time a enjoy a day of golf with Dad. Details
Various locations in Winnipeg
Grill with Dad
Grab De Luca’s BBQ Box featuring a selection of premium BBQ essentials paired with local condiments & spices. This box is available for pre-order on June 18 & 19 from DeLuca’s Portage or South Landing locations. Details
Pre-order for June 18 & 19, 2021
950 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg
66 South Landing Drive, Oak Bluff
$159.99/box (plus taxes)
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Go Hiking or Visit Nature Areas
There are plenty of opportunities across Winnipeg to enjoy nature.
Enjoy a leisurely walk with the family at any of these locations:
Dinosaurs Uncovered
Assiniboine Park Zoo is reopening on June 15, just in time to celebrate a weekend out with Dad. The re-opening of the Zoo will include the Dinosaurs Uncovered exhibit. Buy your tickets online before visiting. Details
From June 15th | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Assiniboine Park Zoo, 2595 Roblin Boulevard, Winnipeg
Child (3-17) $12; Student /Senior (60+) with ID $18.75; Adult (18-59) $21.50
Shop at the Farmer’s Market
What better way to bond and spend time together than to plan a meal and shop for ingredients. Your local farmer’s market will feature produces and wares needed to make a perfect meal! St. Norbert’s online market makes it easy to browse their products online with drive-in pick-up. Details
Saturdays | 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
St. Norbert Farmers’ Market, 3514 Pembina Hwy, Winnipeg
Free
Alive in the Woods
Take part in various nature-inspired activities, crafts, games, and exploration, and let your adventurous side come to life. Details
Saturday, June 19, 2021 | 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
FortWhyte Alive, McCreary Road, Winnipeg
Free with regular admission
Go Fishing
This weekend fish with Dad in Manitoba waters! Details
Manitoba Waters
In Celebration of National Indigenous People Day
Join the WAG for a special presentation in Celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day! Enjoy a free streaming the premiere of The Lake Winnipeg Project, a new series of documentary films from filmmaker Kevin Settee. Details
Monday, June 21, 2021 | Starts 6:00 PM
Online via Eventive
Experience INUA Virtually
Enjoy an immersive 360° tour of the Qaumajuq gallery space and see Qaumajuq’s inaugural show INUA virtually. See details on each artist, hear the stories behind key artworks, and access virtual sessions inspired by the exhibit. Details
You may also like to enjoy a Virtual Art Tour at the Qaumajuq.
Keeping the Fires Burning
Keeping the Fires Burning is one of Manitoba’s largest Indigenous-led events that affirms and celebrates traditional knowledge keepers and the important role of relationship building that contributes to truth and reconciliation. Details
June 21, 2021
$50 – $150
Jardin de contes en juin 2021
Jardin de contes en juin presents 25 tales/songs/skits from Manitoba, Panama, Louisiana, Acadie, the Far North and the continent of Africa! Details
June 1 – 30, 2021
BODY AND LIGHT Online Performance
Body and Light by Artistic Director, Jolene Bailie, featuring an ensemble of Winnipeg dancers and collaborations with Sound Designer, Susan Chafe and long-time collaborator, Hugh Conacher. Details
June 4 – 21, 2021
$16.93
APTN Indigenous Day Live 2021
APTN Indigenous Day Live 2021 pairs Indigenous artists with Canadian music icons for a refreshing line-up of collaborations in English, French and Indigenous languages. The multi-platform broadcast celebrates First Nations, Inuit and Métis cultures and milestones.
Join hosts Earl Wood and Janelle Wookey for IDL 2021, featuring performances by Snotty Nose Rez Kids, Tom Wilson, iskwē, Neon Dreams, Julian Taylor, Charlotte Cardin, and more! Details
June 20, 2021
Tour Manitoba Museum
With Museums closed, Manitoba Museum is offering a chance to take a virtual field trip for classes, groups, and homeschooling families. Enjoy live presentations, tours, and other activities. Details
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A bit of Culture
Though there are no in-person events, you can watch plenty of online theatre events from all over the world that you can stream for free. From The Metropolitan Opera to unforgettable productions by the National Theatre, there are plenty of famous productions you can watch online.
If you rather enjoy live concerts, there are quite a few of those too.
For more things to do this Father’s Day weekend, see Weekend Activities in Winnipeg
