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ULTIMATE DINOSAURS
RUNS TO SEPTEMBER 5, 2022 Open daily • 11 am to 5 pm Get your tickets today. Some exciting visitors are at the Manitoba Museum until September 5, 2022 – come and see giant full-scale skeletons of bigger, bolder dinosaurs from the other side of the world in our blockbuster exhibition, ULTIMATE DINOSAURS! This blockbuster exhibition combines rarely-seen giants from around the Southern Hemisphere with interactive stations that...
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Legends of the Northern Sky – Planetarium Show
Embark on a journey with the Indigenous peoples of the western plains of Canada and share in their wisdom conveyed by the stars. Alongside Ocek, the fisher, and his band of animal friends, audiences take a dangerous expedition south to retrieve summer and return it to the frozen north. To the Plains Cree, Ocek was forever running across the night sky, ensuring the arrival of summer after the cold, perilous...
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Dinosaurs: A Story of Survival – Planetarium Show
This fun, family-friendly Planetarium show is an exciting journey through time to discover the incredible variety of dinosaurs that ruled our planet’s past. Celeste, a young girl fascinated by dinosaurs, travels with her wise and magical friend Moon on an amazing adventure and learns that not all dinosaurs went extinct… Don't miss our blockbuster exhibition, ULTIMATE DINOSAURS! Pair it with admission to your Planetarium showing for the ultimate dino-filled...
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Image: NASA June 8 is World Oceans Day, but this week on [email protected] we’ll look at the oceans on some of the other worlds in our Solar System, from past oceans on Mars to oceans under ice on Jupiter’s Moons! We’ll also look at June’s featured constellation, an upcoming Supermoon, and more cool space stuff. Join us on Facebook or YouTube live! [email protected] is a weekly series of FREE virtual programming inviting Manitobans to explore...
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