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L’exposition "Rétrospective" retrace le travail de l’artiste visuelle Winnipegoise de ses débuts en 2005 jusqu’à aujourd’hui. 20 ans d’art exceptionnellement réuni et célébré dans la galerie du Centre Culturel Franco-Manitobain. Du 30 avril au 29 juillet 2026, vernissage le 30 avril 2026 dès 17h suivi d’une session de question-réponse avec l’artiste. - The exhibition "Rétrospective" […]
This spring, Turtle Tours is inviting school groups to The Forks for an Indigenous-led walking tour rooted in place, story, and connection. Instead of learning from a textbook, students walk the land where thousands of years of history happened. Through storytelling and discussion, they learn about treaties, trade, the rivers, and Indigenous perspectives from guides […]
Jeudis Franco Thursdays is a vibrant cultural event series that takes place every Thursday from June to August in the St. Boniface quarter of Winnipeg, Manitoba. This celebration of French culture and language offers a diverse range of activities, including a summer market, live music, film screenings, art exhibits, and more. The events are held […]
“The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool.” Running June 4 to July 5 at the beautiful Trappist Monastery Provincial Heritage Park, As You Like It is one of two productions by Shakespeare in the Ruins this summer. Shakespeare’s beloved comedy of exile, disguise, and romance […]
