July 2018
WSO Celebrates the Nonsuch
Musicians of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra Julian Pellicano, conductor The Nonsuch replica was built in England to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1970. It is considered one of the finest replicas in the world and sailed 14,000 kilometres of salt and fresh water before finding her home at the Manitoba Museum in 1974. This year, the Nonsuch Gallery is being transformed, updated with new immersive experiences,…
Find out more »March 2019
The Goat Artisan Market
The GOAT, is the Manitoba Museum’s first inaugural Artisan Market, on March 23 & 24th 2019. It is set to host a variety of local handmade artisans and vendors from all over Manitoba and be filled with fun activities for the whole family running throughout both days. The GOAT will feature a selection of local handmade artisans and vendors; there will be limited overlap in type of product sold, so you…
Find out more »July 2019
Notes From The Field: When Churchill Was Tropical – Paleontology in Manitoba’s North
Join Curator of Geology and Paleontology Dr. Graham Young for a gallery tour and presentation of his latest research on fossils found near Churchill, Manitoba. Since 2005, Graham has conducted field research at Airport Cove, a unique site containing fossils from about 445 million years ago, when Manitoba had its very own tropical shoreline. This presentation will highlight his most recent work in this area, featuring the discovery of some…
Find out more »October 2019
Spooktacular Family Night at the Museum – SOLD OUT
Join us for our annual Spooktacular Family Night at the Manitoba Museum. Come in costume and enjoy fun-filled Halloween activities for the whole family. Go trick-or-treating in the Galleries. See an eerie Planetarium show. Watch live spine-chilling science demos. Create your very own ghoulish crafts to take home, and much more! SOLD OUT! Due to the high demand for this event, we are unable to accommodate attendees who have not…
Find out more »February 2020
Beading Symposium: Ziigimineshin Winnipeg 2020
February 6 – 9, 2020 9:15 am to 4:00 pm Manitoba Museum, Winnipeg MB Registration The deadline for registration has now passed. Please visit the Beading Symposium website for more information. About Ziigimineshin Winnipeg 2020 is the second iteration of the Beadwork Symposia, this one organized by the Manitoba Craft Council (MCC) in partnership with Urban Shaman, Manitoba Museum, Mentoring Artists for Womens Art. Ziigimineshin is being held…
Find out more »July 2020
“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt
“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt Celebrate our 50th birthday by exploring the Museum Galleries and learning about some of our staff's favorite artifacts and specimens. Complete your scavenger hunt sheet (available at the Box Office) and submit your answers in the draw Drum for a chance to win a terrific Manitoba Museum prize! Stay tuned for more exciting 50th birthday events throughout 2020!
Find out more »“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt
“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt Celebrate our 50th birthday by exploring the Museum Galleries and learning about some of our staff's favorite artifacts and specimens. Complete your scavenger hunt sheet (available at the Box Office) and submit your answers in the draw Drum for a chance to win a terrific Manitoba Museum prize! Stay tuned for more exciting 50th birthday events throughout 2020!
Find out more »“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt
“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt Celebrate our 50th birthday by exploring the Museum Galleries and learning about some of our staff's favorite artifacts and specimens. Complete your scavenger hunt sheet (available at the Box Office) and submit your answers in the draw Drum for a chance to win a terrific Manitoba Museum prize! Stay tuned for more exciting 50th birthday events throughout 2020!
Find out more »“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt
“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt Celebrate our 50th birthday by exploring the Museum Galleries and learning about some of our staff's favorite artifacts and specimens. Complete your scavenger hunt sheet (available at the Box Office) and submit your answers in the draw Drum for a chance to win a terrific Manitoba Museum prize! Stay tuned for more exciting 50th birthday events throughout 2020!
Find out more »August 2020
“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt
“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt Celebrate our 50th birthday by exploring the Museum Galleries and learning about some of our staff's favorite artifacts and specimens. Complete your scavenger hunt sheet (available at the Box Office) and submit your answers in the draw Drum for a chance to win a terrific Manitoba Museum prize! Stay tuned for more exciting 50th birthday events throughout 2020!
Find out more »“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt
“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt Celebrate our 50th birthday by exploring the Museum Galleries and learning about some of our staff's favorite artifacts and specimens. Complete your scavenger hunt sheet (available at the Box Office) and submit your answers in the draw Drum for a chance to win a terrific Manitoba Museum prize! Stay tuned for more exciting 50th birthday events throughout 2020!
Find out more »“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt
“Our Favorite Things” Scavenger Hunt Celebrate our 50th birthday by exploring the Museum Galleries and learning about some of our staff's favorite artifacts and specimens. Complete your scavenger hunt sheet (available at the Box Office) and submit your answers in the draw Drum for a chance to win a terrific Manitoba Museum prize! Stay tuned for more exciting 50th birthday events throughout 2020!
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