September 2014
The Victoria Crosses of Valour Road
Commemorates start of WWI; features all 3 Valour Rd. Victoria Crosses: Hall, Clarke, Shankland
Find out more »December 2015
MEMBER HOLIDAY SHOPPING EVENT
Made in Manitoba Gift Ideas – Perfect for the Holidays! Member Holiday Shopping Event at The Museum Shop Thursday, December 3 from 11 am to 8 pm Enjoy a destination shopping experience! Choose a unique gift for that special someone – Manitoba handcrafted pottery, giftware and jewelry. Looking for fun stocking stuffer ideas? We have a fantastic assortment of toys and treasures! Receive up to 20% off select products* Enter…
Find out more »February 2016
Adult Evening: Safari Night
Museum Foyer/Earth Explorers exhibit 7PM to 11PM Spend time in the Earth Explorers exhibit, and see some of National Geographic’s most famous images displayed and deconstructed by expert photographers. Bring your own camera, and go on a safari in the Museum Gallery with an expert guide who will show you have to capture images of wildlife in the field. There will be a cash bar in the Museum foyer, and free pizza…
Find out more »August 2016
Terry Fox T-Shirt Activity and orthopedic display
Visitors can personalize their free take-home T-shirt with Terry Fox’s words of inspiration and hope. All donations can go in a large jug located in the exhibit for the Terry Fox Foundation. Anderson Orthopedics in Winnipeg will have a display replica of Terry Fox’s leg and other examples of how Prosthetics technology has progressed over the decades.
Find out more »November 2016
Adult Evening: Surviving the Apocalypse
Whether it’s caused by super virus, a killer asteroid, or an alien invasion – the end of the world presents some interesting challenges! Learn how to adapt and survive at stations located throughout the Museum Galleries. Grab your survival squad and come down to the Museum where there will be: Flint knapping demonstrations, showing you how to make your own tools Experts teaching you what plants are safe to eat in…
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We acknowledge the harms of the past, are committed to improving relationships in the spirit of truth and reconciliation, and appreciate the opportunity to live and learn on these traditional lands in mutual respect.
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