Spring break fun for the whole family
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This article was published 20/03/2024 (657 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Spring break is right around the corner, and there’s plenty to do across the city and beyond for children of all ages.
The Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada (2088 Wellington Ave.) is hosting an array of challenges by way of a new activity passport, including an immersive look into aerial combat with its Ace Academy biplane simulator, where visitors can test their dogfighting skills as a First World War flying ace. A 50 per cent discount is offered from March 23 to 29 on student and youth admission when accompanied by a paying adult or senior. Visit royalaviationmuseum.com for more information.
Assiniboine Park Zoo (2595 Roblin Blvd.) promises a range of special activities this spring break, including face-painting, storytelling sessions, musical performances, crafts, and exclusive Zoo Chats hosted by the dedicated animal care team. For more information, visit assiniboinepark.ca
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The Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada is offering a 50 per cent discount on student and youth admissions from March 23-29, when the youngsters are accompanied by an adult.
FortWhyte Alive (1961 McCreary Rd.) will host Spring Nature Day Camps, providing children with an opportunity to connect with nature. Register for a single day or the whole week. For more information, visit fortwhyte.org
Manitoba Museum (190 Rupert Ave.) has a full slate of educational experiences lined up for spring break, including scavenger hunts and hands-on activities such as examining fossils and learning about old-fashioned technologies. A new planetarium show, We Are Guardians, exploring the interconnectedness of our world and the impact of human activities on climate change will premiere next week. The museum also has a new Toddler Zone in the Explore Science Zone. Visit manitobamuseum.ca for more information.
— Staff