Events in Manitoba this weekend
Here are some of the events taking place across Manitoba from Sept. 6 to 8, 2024.
Teddy Bears’ Picnic
September 8
Assiniboine Park
The Children’s Hospital Foundation community celebration returns with Dr. Goodbear, live music, family fun, and medical care for your favourite stuffed friend.
Pembina Valley Honey Garlic & Maple Syrup Festival
September 7
Manitou Fair Grounds
Celebrate the taste of the Pembina Valley with events for everyone, including live music, a farmer’s market, a soap box derby, and more.
Harvest Festival
September 7, 1 p.m.
Oak Lake Agricultural Grounds
The 3rd annual Harvest Festival features a farmers market and trade show, bouncy castles, a petting zoo, antique tractors, hay rides and more.
Double B Agricultural Festival
September 6-8
Beausejour
Three days of action including the Manitoba High School Rodeo and a Semi-Pro Rodeo, community parade, midway, and fireworks. Tickets required.
Manitoba Fibre Festival
September 6-7
Red River Exhibition Park
Connecting local fibre famers with the crafting community to learn new skills, exchange ideas, and spark collaborations. Tickets required.
Reunion Days
September 6-7
Pembina Threshermen's Museum, Stanley
A blast from the past with old-fashioned fun, hands-on activity stations and a petting zoo.
The Myriad Frolic
September 6-8
Malonton
A family-friendly celebration of music, movement and wellness. Tickets required.
Dalnavert Days
September 7-8
Dalnavert Museum
A free community celebration of the museum’s 50th anniversary with a maker's market, a concert on the veranda, and family-friendly activities throughout.
Heritage Day
September 8
Whitemouth Municipal Museum
The 45th event includes a full fun day of music, games, kiddie rides, a huge pirate ship bouncy, balloons, a threshing demonstration and more. People are encouraged to wear vintage clothing or costumes.
First Friday in The Exchange
September 6, 5 p.m.
Exchange District
Explore what Winnipeg’s Exchange District has to offer on the first Friday of each month.
Canada Life Free Sundays
September 8
WAG-Qaumajuq
Enjoy free admission to the galleries and more family fun on the second Sunday of every month.
Gossip in the Graveyard
September 7-8
Brandon Cemetery
Local actors share the personal stories of some of the Brandon Cemetery’s famous and infamous residents during a two-hour interactive walking tour. Tickets required.
Haunted Harbour Ghost Tours
August 30-September 1
Marine Museum of Manitoba, Selkirk
Board the boats to uncover tales from spirits of the past. Tickets required.
Smudge the Streets
September 7, 11 a.m.
125 Sherbrook St.
Join the Spence Neighbourhood Association and Resource Assistance for a parade, round dance, and Feast.
10th Annual Walk for Wildlife
September 7, 9:30 a.m.
St. Vital Park
Help raise money for the Prairie Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre by walking a 5 km or 10 km route. Registration required.
Meow Mania
September 8, 11 a.m.
Deer Lodge Community Club
A purr-fect event for cat enthusiasts to shop for their favourite felines, meet some furry celebrities, or find a new friend.
Decoy Carving Showcase and Competition
September 7-8
FortWhyte Alive
Get up close with duck decoys and see how they perform.
Room to Grow Tall
September 6-October 18
Aceartinc., 206 Princess St.
Embrace the practice of slowness in this new art exhibition.
Winnipeg Design Festival
September 1-30
The festival features a full calendar of discussions, workshops, tours, installations, and more inspired by the David Bowie and Queen hit “Under Pressure.”
Selkirk Fire Open House
September 8, 10 a.m.
Selkirk Fire Hall, 200 Eaton Ave., Selkirk
Explore the Selkirk fire trucks and equipment, meet Sparky the Fire Dog, and enjoy a BBQ with family and friends.
Recovery Day
September 8, 11 a.m.
CN Festival Field, The Forks
Support and celebrate recovery from addiction and addiction-related problems with inspiring stories.
Banjo Bowl: Winnipeg Blue Bombers vs Saskatchewan Roughriders
September 7
Princess Auto Stadium
Come cheer on the Bombers as they take on the Saskatchewan Roughriders in CFL football action.
September Dragon Boat Challenge
September 8
Manitoba Canoe & Kayak Center, 80 Churchill Dr.
Dragon Boats hit the water for a unique pursuit.
Bannock Bums Indigenous Comedy
September 6, 7 p.m.
West End Cultural Centre
Some of Winnipeg’s best Indigenous comedians bring laughter in support of the West End Resource Centre. Tickets required.
Nick Swardson
September 7, 8 p.m.
Club Regent Event Centre
Join Nick Swardson as he tackles some hard, but hilarious, issues. Tickets required.
Frank Turner & the Sleeping Souls
September 8, 7 p.m.
Burton Cummings Theatre
Frank Turner is accompanied by his long-time band in support of his 10th studio album, Undefeated. Tickets required.
Gimli Harbour Concert
September 7, 6 p.m.
Gimli Harbour
Band: Free Ride
Enjoy live music with Lake Winnipeg as the backdrop.
Crocus Suncatch Sounds
September 6, 7 p.m.
Suncatch Plaza, Morden
Band: JP Lepage & Johnny ‘Piano’ Russell
Enjoy live music in the plaza.
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Kitchener
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London
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