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A promo image for exhibit 'Manidoo Miiniigooizowin: A Gift from the Creator'. On a red background to the left, below a large "25" with floral patterning, is the title of the exhibit and text reading "Southern Chiefs' Organization 25th Anniversary Exhibit", accompanied by the Southern Chiefs' Organization and Manitoba Museum logos. On the right is an image of a red and green tikinagan or cradleboard.
Exhibition
Jan. 21 10:00 am – Jan. 21 4:00 pm

Manidoo Miiniigooizowin, A Gift from the Creator

This exhibit celebrates the beauty and resilience of the Anishinaabe and Dakota peoples, and commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO).
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Feb. 14 6:30 pm – Feb. 14 8:30 pm

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Join us for a special Member-only event celebrating our beloved Members. Connect with fellow Museum Members, and celebrate with family and friends!
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Dome@Home
Jan. 30 7:00 pm – Jan. 30 8:00 pm

DOME@HOME

Dome@Home brings the wonders of the universe to anyone with an internet connection! This monthly livestream focuses on all of the celestial sights and special events that viewers can see during the next month.

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Travel through millions of years, journey from the icy arctic coast to the windswept prairies of Manitoba. Meet dinosaurs and trilobites, and climb aboard the Nonsuch, a full-sized replica 17th-century English merchant ship.
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A promo image for exhibit 'Manidoo Miiniigooizowin: A Gift from the Creator'. On a red background to the left, below a large "25" with floral patterning, is the title of the exhibit and text reading "Southern Chiefs' Organization 25th Anniversary Exhibit", accompanied by the Southern Chiefs' Organization and Manitoba Museum logos. On the right is an image of a red and green tikinagan or cradleboard.
Exhibition
Jan. 21 10:00 am – Jan. 21 4:00 pm

Manidoo Miiniigooizowin, A Gift from the Creator

This exhibit celebrates the beauty and resilience of the Anishinaabe and Dakota peoples, and commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO).
A promo image for exhibit 'Manidoo Miiniigooizowin: A Gift from the Creator'. On a red background to the left, below a large "25" with floral patterning, is the title of the exhibit and text reading "Southern Chiefs' Organization 25th Anniversary Exhibit", accompanied by the Southern Chiefs' Organization and Manitoba Museum logos. On the right is an image of a red and green tikinagan or cradleboard.
Exhibition
Jan. 22 10:00 am – Jan. 22 4:00 pm

Manidoo Miiniigooizowin, A Gift from the Creator

This exhibit celebrates the beauty and resilience of the Anishinaabe and Dakota peoples, and commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO).

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@manitobamuseum The Nonsuch is famous for its trip to Canada in 1668 to trade for furs in Hudson Bay. The success of this trip encouraged investors to establish the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1670. But, did you know that the Nonsuch Gallery at the Museum is not set in Canada, but rather in England after the Nonsuch's return journey? In this video with Erin, learn about the Deptford businesses you can explore on your next visit to the Museum. #Nonsuch #Ship #HudsonBay #HBC #DYK #DidYouKnow #Museums #MuseumTok #Winnipeg #Manitoba #ManitobaMuseum ♬ original sound – Manitoba Museum

The Nonsuch is famous for its trip to Canada in 1668 to trade for furs in Hudson Bay. The success of this trip encouraged investors to establish the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1670. But, did you know that the Nonsuch Gallery at the Museum is not set in Canada, but rather in England after the Nonsuch’s return journey?

In this video with Erin, learn about the Deptford businesses you can explore on your next visit to the Museum.

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By Dorota Blumczyńska, CEO, Manitoba Museum

January 13, 2025
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Reconciliation in Action |

Happiest New Year. I wish you and your loved ones much joy in the year ahead.  

I reflected over the winter holidays on the many changes we’ve made at the Museum in recent years. It’s been an intense and intentional period of transformation. In an organization’s life cycle, there are varying periods of operations; steady, growth, or decline. Occasionally, when an organization faces intense internal or external pressures, incremental changes aren’t enough. It must make an evolutionary leap. That’s what we’ve done at the Manitoba Museum over the last few years. We leapt. Our evolutionary leap has meant…

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Nonsuch Kids Art Print

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Manitoba Wildflowers Postcard
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Nonsuch Tea - Cornelia Bean
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Museum Kids Colouring Book
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Pauingassi Collection Book

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