Louis Riel Day Long Weekend in Manitoba 2026: February 13 – 16, 2026
A list of activities and events taking place in Manitoba during Louis Riel Day Long Weekend.
- Free Park Entry in all provincial parks until March 2026. No vehicle permits required! Details
- Winter Family Fishing Weekend from February 14 – 16, 2026. Anglers will be able to fish without a licence province wide. Conservation limits will apply and a federal licence will still be required to fish in national parks. Details
- Visit Manitoba Ski Areas & Resorts
- Long Weekend Events in Winnipeg
2026 Actif Epica Ultra Marathon
Actif Epica is a one-day, do-it-yourself outdoor active living celebration that will involve communities along the Crow wing Trail (part of the TransCanada Trail) in southeast Manitoba. Details
February 13 – 15, 2026
All race course routes will start/finish in the town of St. Pierre-Jolys, MB
Varies
Winter Fun at Asessippi
Get ready for a fun-filled, action-packed adventure at Asessippi. Details
Asessippi Ski Area and Resort
From Junction 83 & 482 approximately 2.2 km west then 1.3 km north
Festival du Voyageur
February 13 – 22, 2026
Whittier Park, 836 Rue St Joseph, Winnipeg
Free and ticketed events
Kidfish Ice Derby
Bringing anglers and families together for a great cause. Whether you’re new to fishing or a seasoned pro, join us on the ice for a fun day that makes a difference — every ticket helps sick kids and families in need.In support of The Children’s Hospital Foundation of Manitoba and CancerCare Manitoba Foundation. Details
Sunday, February 15, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Selkirk Park, Selkirk
$30 – $40
Louis Riel Day
Join us in recognizing and celebrating Louis Riel Day. You are invited to take part in story reading, crafts, free ice fishing, free snowshoe rentals, and a bannock bake (while supplies last).
Monday, February 16, 2026 | All day
FortWhyte Alive, 1961 McCreary Rd, Winnipeg
Regular admission
Voyageur Day
Experience the life of a Voyageur with a Marsh twist! Participate in fun games, go for a snowshoe walk and cook some delicious bannock inspired by the Voyageurs. Details
Monday, February 16, 2026 | to
Oak Hammock Marsh, 1 Snow Goose Bay, Stonewall
$12 – $14
Winter in Brandon
Toboganning, skating, horse riding, snowmobiling, skiing are just few of the things to do during winter in Brandon. Check out our list of 25 things that you can do during this season in and around Brandon. Details
Ski the Slopes at Falcon Ridge
Test your skills at terrain park or the alpine ski runs, this ski resort is a great winter weekend getaway near to home. Details
Saturdays, Sundays & Holidays | 10:30 AM – 4:30 PM
200 Ridge Road, Falcon Lake
Lift Tickets: $22 – $27; Tubing Pass $22
Manitoba Snowshoe Run
The Manitoba Snowshoe Run is an annual snowshoe run/stroll that happens at the Selo Ukrainian Site south of Dauphin Manitoba. The route is always unique from year to year and with both a 5km or 10km option is a great outing for friends and family. Details
Monday, February 16, 2026 | Registration starts at 9:00 AM
Selo Ukraina Hall, MB
Early bird $55 – $65
Lac du Bonnet Winter Family Fun Day
Come and join us for a day of free fun activities for the whole family! Details
Monday, February 16, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Various Venues, Lac du Bonnet
Free Admission; Some activities require registration
Winter Park
Take a walking or skating tour of Winter Park, day or night. Skate on over a full kilometre of groomed skating trails along magically lit paths to the CN Stage rink. Take a twirl under The Canopy, glide under the lights around the site, or simply walk around The Forks and take in the beautiful winter sites along the way.
Winter Season, while conditions last
The Forks., Winnipeg
Free
25 Outdoor Winter Activities in Winnipeg
Warming Huts v.2026
Enjoy this year’s winning Warming Huts. Details
Nestaweya River Trail and the Arctic Glacier Winter Park
Free
Black and Proud
Black and Proud is an exhibition of photographs and visual artworks conceived and directed by Wilgis Agossa, the artistic director of Black and Proud. Through a strong and engaged artistic approach, the exhibition aims to highlight Afro-descendant people, their stories, their heritage, and their diverse identities.
This year, Black and Proud places Afro-descendant youth at the center, showcasing voices that speak with clarity, courage, and creativity about issues surrounding Black history. The works on display explore memory, silences, and past and present struggles, while also affirming a vision focused on the future.
February 1 to 28, 2026
Théâtre Cercle Molière, 340 Provencher Blvd., Winnipeg
Depending on the event
Explore the Interlake
The Interlake Pioneer trail is a multi-use trail running through the heart of the Interlake region and caters to snowmobilers, hikers, ATVers, horseback riders, as well as mountain bikers and geocachers. This 106 km historic trail is open for use from Grosse Isle to Fisher Branch. Details
Interlake Barn Quilt Trail is a self-guided tour that one can easily follow from St. Andrews in the South to Steep Rock in the North and West of Lake Winnipeg to Warren. Follow the trail and see colourful, painted quilt art, each of which is unique. Details
The World’s Largest Snow Maze
On until mid-March (weather permitting)
A Maze In Corn, Saint Adolphe
$16 to $26
A Family Getaway
Explore Manitoba Provincial Parks this long weekend. You can enjoy free entry to all provincial parks throughout the month of February.
13 Provincial Parks to Visit During Winter in Manitoba
Manitoba Provincial Parks for a Day Trip or Weekend Getaway From Winnipeg
Northern Manitoba Trapper’s Festival
The Northern Manitoba Trappers’ Festival, held annually in The Pas retains the flavour and celebrations of a diverse cultural heritage of the northern pioneer. Details
February 18 – 22 , 2026
Various Venues, The Pas
Free and ticketed
Explore the Great Outdoors
Get out and explore this beautiful province you live in!
Nature Attractions & Parks in and Around Brandon
25+ Outdoor Adventures in Southwest Manitoba
Must Visit Scenic Lookouts in Manitoba
Enjoy a Winter Adventure
There are plenty of fun things you can do even in chilly Manitoba winters from outdoor skating to skiing, birding or ice fishing.
25 Outdoor Winter Activities in Manitoba
MHV Winter Carnival
Join MHV for our Winter Carnival! Enjoy a day filled with indoor and outdoor activities, a hot food canteen, and pioneer demonstrations & interpretation. Celebrate the winter season with classic Canadian activities like a bonfire, Crokicurl, skating, and snowshoeing! Details
Saturday, February 14, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Mennonite Heritage Village, 231 PTH. 12 North, Steinbach
$2 and Tin for the Bin for Southeast Helping Hands
Winter in the Village
Saturdays, until February 28, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Mennonite Heritage Village, 231 PTH. 12 North, Steinbach
Standard Winter admission rates
Enjoy Hiking or Discover Nature Attractions
Seeking some fresh air adventure this weekend — the good news is there are lots of natural areas for you to explore. Manitoba Provincial Parks, FortWhyte Alive trails, Oak Hammock Marsh trails, Assiniboine Park, Living Prairie Museum‘s outdoor areas and more.
- Top Hiking Trails in Manitoba
- 25 of the Best Hikes in and around Winnipeg
- Places to Enjoy A Winter Walk in Winnipeg
Winter Fun at Spring Hill Winter Sports Park
It’s all about enjoying winter and the outdoors at the Spring Hill Winter Sports Park. Go skiing, snowboarding, tubing and more. Details
Open Tuesdays – Sundays | Check hours on the website
Monday, February 16| 10 AM – 5 PM
65036 Oasis Rd, Winnipeg
Lift Tickets (Day tickets): Adult $42; Student $39; Junior (6-12) /Senior (55+) $29
25 Fabulous Places to Enjoy Winter Scenery in Manitoba
See Scenic Waterfalls
Manitoba winters have their fair share of beauty. If you can brave the cold, check out the waterfalls in the province. As you head out, remember to dress warm and wear boots with good grip for icy and snowier areas. Check the forecast ahead of time, and always stick to the trails.
Scenic Waterfalls to See During Winter in Manitoba
St. Andrews Heritage Centre Community Art Show
Explore the 7th Annual Community Art Show from February 7th to 28th! Featuring 19 local artists and an array of paintings, prints, and sculptures, discover extraordinary talent only 15 minutes north of Winnipeg. Details
February 7 – 28, 2026
St Andrews Heritage Centre, 374 River Rd, St. Andrews
Free
Morden’s Multicultural Winterfest
Join us February 14th for an amazing community experience filled with food, entertainment, kids activities, and winter fun that you won’t want to miss. Featuring 5 indoor pavilions showcasing cultures from around the world, and an outdoor pavilion packed with quintessential Canadian winter fun, there’s so much to enjoy at Winterfest 2026— all for free! Details
Saturday, February 14, 2026 | 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Various Pavilions across Morden
Free
Skate the Lake
Skate the Lake is a volunteer run, non-profit pond hockey tournament. The tournament takes place on Lake Minnedosa which the Town of Minnedosa prepares with several rinks to allow for multiple games to be played at once. Details
February 14 – 15, 2026
Minnedosa Beach
Register
Nine Perspectives: An art exhibition by 9 rural and northern Manitoba artists
The exhibition reflects a wide range of materials, themes, and approaches, while emphasizing cohesion, intention, and professional presentation. Artists were supported in developing bodies of work that speak clearly to their practice, explore consistency across multiple pieces, and prepare their work for commercial and gallery contexts.
January 17 – February 21, 2026
210 Gallery, 210 Princess Street, Winnipeg
Free
Lights on the Exchange
From brick and terracotta building facades, to storefronts and alleyways, Lights On the Exchange – Allumez le quartier invites you to explore our iconic neighbourhood and engage with a collection of artwork by over 30 contemporary Canadian and Manitoban artists, featuring installations, large-scale digital projections, and live performances and events. Details
January 21 – March 21, 2026
The Historic Exchange District
Free
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