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Sinigang, But Make it Canadian! Chef Norm Takes Home the Bronze
Join us in raising a glass to Chef Norm Pastorin of Basta! Filipino Kitchen, who took home third place at
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at The Forks
As September comes to a close, we come together as a nation to learn, reflect, and honour Indigenous families, communities, and survivors for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. For thousands of years, The Forks has been a gathering place for trade, ceremony,...
Art Doesn’t Sleep: All Things Nuit Blanche!
Image: David Lipnowski Winnipeg, are you ready to light up the night? On September 27th, for one night only, Nuit Blanche is taking over The Forks! Next Saturday, the grounds will once again be lit with imagination, live music, and late-night eats....
Warming Huts v.2026 (Hut Hut Hut!)
Winter is coming. Want to help shape it? Warming Huts: An Arts + Architecture Competition on Ice is back for its 2026 season! And, as tradition, The Forks is once again inviting one lucky community member to join the jury! Every year, Warming Huts bring joy (and...
Lower Patio Resurfacing
Starting in September, 2025, parts of the lower patio at The Forks will be closed temporarily as it is resurfaced. New paving stones will replace the grass that was there. Because of the heavy foot traffic in the area, the grass was worn away and frequently became muddy during and...
Eat Good and Feel Good! Skyr is now open at The Forks.
There’s a fresh new restaurant at The Forks, and you need to add it to your Winnipeg “must-try” list. Skyr is serving up fresh bowls, smoothies, toasts, and refreshing cold-pressed juices.Skyr is a...
Orders Up: LeBurger Week at The Forks
LeBurger Week is back at The Forks, and The Market is serving up its tastiest creations yet. From now until September 7th, you can join in on this week-long celebration of creativity, community, and (of course) burgers. Whether you’re searching for a brand-new flavour...
Exploring Woven Relations at The Forks
There’s something new growing here at The Forks. Tucked between the Promenade and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights is a fresh new installation that brings together plants, people, and the natural world.