
Category: Active Living


The Forks Celebrates all Manitobans in an 11-Day Event
“Many Nations, One Heartbeat” is an 11-day celebration that bridges National Indigenous Peoples Day and Canada Day at The Forks. Each day offers free, family-friendly programming curated by creative directors Sunday and Victoria of Kíwétinohk Consulting Firm. It...
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Nestaweya River Trail closes for the season
The Nestaweya River Trail is now closed for the season. The trail opened on Dec. 31, 2024 and was open for 68 days this season. The trail was built this year thanks to the generous support of winter enthusiasts who “adopted” a metre of the trail through the Trail Together...
Keeping it Riel At The Forks!
Louis Riel Day at The Forks will be packed fun, fun, and more fun, including a dance party, arts and crafts, an Al Simmons performance, and Warming Huts tours on the Nestaweya River Trail. Inside The Forks Market Mama Cutsworth Family Dance Party | Second floor...
Trail Together! Celebrating the Full Opening of the Nestaweya River Trail!
Today, we had the privilege of celebrating the full opening of this year’s Nestaweya River Trail alongside the community! A special moment made possible by the incredible support of our community. The day began with a blessing from Elder Mary Courchene,...
Feeling Hut Hut Hut! | Warm Welcome to Warming Huts v.2025
From a present to a half sunken car, from a school made of snow to a beaver, from a grain elevator to a prototype of a transitional home, this year’s six new Warming Huts bring creativity, colour, conversation, and community to the Nestaweya River...
Learn to Winter
Learn to Winter invites people to embrace the season through getting active and spending time outside at The Forks. The program is full of activities for all ages and will run every weekend throughout January and February. Skate and Snowshoe...
First section of Nestaweya River Trial now open
The port rink on the Assiniboine River has been cleared, tested, and flooded, and is now ready for skating. This is the first section of the Nestaweya River Trail to open for the season. The trail has been built thanks to the generous support of winter enthusiasts...