Spring Top 50
Breathe in all that balmy biome goodness, feel the mist from Canada’s tallest indoor waterfall and marvel at the towering plant species and fluttering butterflies at The Leaf.
Discover the largest collection of contemporary Inuit art at WAG-Qaumajuq, the internationally celebrated addition to the gallery that features snowdrift-like architecture and innovative curatorial processes that bridge the far North to the centre of Canada.
Explore the powerful exhibit Love in a Dangerous Time – Canada’s LGBT Purge at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, where stories of resilience and injustice come to life.
Gaze at a flurry of bird species returning to FortWhyte Alive as you hike or bike the aspen trails, paddle a canoe and see North America’s largest urban bison herd.
Learn about the region’s history via thousands of amazing artifacts–including a 90-million-year-old intact pliosaur—at the Manitoba Museum, with its life-sized dioramas, Planetarium, Science Gallery and famed Nonsuch ship.
See polar bears swim right over your head at Assiniboine Park Zoo, which is also home to Amur tigers, snow leopards, gibbons, muskox, red pandas and the playful new ring-tailed lemurs.
Unwind and rejuvenate at Thermea by Nordik Spa-Nature, featuring thermal pools, saunas, steam rooms and soothing rituals that will transport you to a state of deep relaxation.
Take a tour that’s always on the money at The Royal Canadian Mint, a state-of-the-art production facility that produces millions of coins for countries all around the world.
View wonderous works at the Exchange District art galleries like aceartinc., cre8ery, Graffiti Gallery, Mayberry Fine Art, Fleet Galleries and Warehouse Artworks.
Buy from some of Manitoba’s top makers at The Forks Market where your shopping experience also includes excellent food kiosks and more than 20 unique wines and craft beers on tap at The Common.
The clock is ticking! Use clues to solve a unique series of puzzles at escape rooms like Enigma Escapes, Mask Escapes, The Real Escape, Time Lapse and Get Out! Escape Rooms.
Clear your imagination for takeoff at the Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada as you board historic aircraft and view interactive exhibits.
Shop ‘til you drop at Outlet Collection Winnipeg, featuring more than 100 stores including Saks OFF 5TH, DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse, Kate Spade Outlet, Under Armour, Nike and more.
Feel the energy at Canada Life Centre as the red-hot Winnipeg Jets prepare for their playoff push.
Duck lasers, shoot hoops, smash targets and dodge tiles to earn points at the interactive, 8-bit inspired world of Activate Games.
Have a laugh at Yuk Yuk’s and Rumors Comedy Club, Winnipeg’s premier spots for stand-up comedy.
Relax and pamper yourself at some of the city’s top spas like Riverstone at Inn at the Forks and Ten Spa at The Fort Garry Hotel, Spa and Conference Centre.
Witness acclaimed Kenora Métis playwright Keith Barker’s Raised by Women (April 11-13) and an all-star musical ensemble for Mother’s Day (Dear Mom, May 11), on the best little stage in the city at Prairie Theatre Exchange.
Take part in the 20th anniversary of the Manito Ahbee Festival, one of Turtle Island's largest gatherings of Indigenous peoples featuring live music, pow wows, art expos and cultural celebrations from May 16-19.
Jump for joy at Flying Squirrel, a massive trampoline park featuring foam pits, a climbing wall and a basketball area so kids can slam.
Dance for the Jumbotron when you bring your family for some affordable pro hockey during Manitoba Moose games at Canada Life Centre.
Let the kids run, climb and explore at Winnipeg's top indoor playgrounds - Hide N Seek, Fun Park Indoor Amusement Centre and Kid City
Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing sounds of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra as they perform with passion and precision, be it classical or film accompaniments.
Bet on fun at Club Regent Casino, McPhillips Station Casino and Shark Club Gaming Centre.
Enjoy thrilling games, challenges and activities at Uptown Alley, Lasertopia and the Rec Room, which offer up all manner of recreation under one roof.
Experience the passion and drama of La Bohème at Manitoba Opera (April 5, 9, 11), as breathtaking music and powerful storytelling bring this timeless classic to life.
Cheer on the Winnipeg Sea Bears during the their first home game of the CEBL season on May 16.
Scale the walls at Winnipeg’s top rock climbing spots, The Hive and Vertical Adventures.
Embrace the power of dance as Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet presents a triple bill of contemporary ballet featuring Bolero, Angels in the Architecture and Hikarizatto (May 1-4).
Fly the Rainbow Flag as you take part in one of Canada’s largest and longest-running Pride festivals during Pride Winnipeg, May 23 - June 1.
Applaud the performances at Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre as they present The Last Wife (March 25 – April 18) and Rubaboo – A Métis Cabaret (April 29 – May 23) at the Mainstage.
Work on your short game amongst glowing dinosaurs, sharks and other crazy creatures at U-Puttz Amusement Centre, where golf is played under black lights and the activities include bumper cars, laser tag and arcade games.
Satisfy your need for speed at Speedworld Indoor Kart Track, a 28,000 square foot facility with karts that reach speeds up to 60 km/hr!
Tickle your funny bone at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival (April 29 - May 4).
Root for the Winnipeg Goldeyes as they take to the diamond on May 20 for their season opener against the Milwaukee Milkmen at Blue Cross Park.
Watch your littles' faces light up when you take them to Manitoba Theatre for Young People's staging of The Gruffalo’s Child (March 21 – 30) and Billie and the Moon (May 2 – 11).
Take your tastebuds on a tour of Hargrave Street Market to relish everything from wood-fired pizzas to smash burgers, ramen, sashimi, brunch, lattes, craft cocktails and Lake of the Woods Brewing Company’s freshly brewed beer.
Indulge and vote for the best street eats during MB Food Truck Battles (May 24 - 25) where the menu also features live music and fun kids’ events.
Behold a dazzling tale painted in sand before your eyes as Théâtre Cercle Molière presents Frétillant et Agile (April 16 – 19), a play en français featuring live percussion and on-stage narration.
Relive Manitoba’s storied history in athletics at the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame, a building that’s brimming with artifacts, memorabilia and more.
Inspire the leading minds of tomorrow at the Manitoba Children’s Museum where interactive exhibits teach science, history and engineering to kids of all ages.
Listen to the melodic music of the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra as they go for Baroque during the violin-centric Solace (April 9) before teaming up with Cree cellist Cris Derksen for ᐊᐊᐧᓱᐃᐧᐣ AWASOWIN at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights on May 1.
Shine a light on good times at the Manitoba Electrical Museum, which illuminates the province’s history of hydro power in wonderful ways.
Explore some of the city’s most storied buildings during Doors Open Winnipeg (May 24 – 25).
View critically acclaimed films that will have you thinking deeply about style and scale during the Architecture & Design Film Festival , April 9 - 13.
Browse countless exhibitors and meet TV stars at RBC Convention Centre Winnipeg this spring when they host World of Wheels (March 21 – 23) and the Winnipeg Home & Garden Show (April 3 – 6).
Revel in the music and humanity of The Band’s Visit –– a 10-time Tony Award-winning musical –– when the Winnipeg Jewish Theatre presents it from May 1 - 11.
Catch big touring acts at Canada Life Centre including Kane Brown (March 27), The Beach Boys (March 29), Nelly (April 18) and Bush (April 29).
Introduce your taste buds to the city’s ever-growing brewery scene when you stop for hops at Winnipeg's 20+ craft breweries.
Practice your swing on the three-tiered range at The Golf Dome, which also features virtual golf, VR arcades, miniature golf and pool.
