The Forks

Attack of the Bloodsuckers! Exhibition

Explore the science of what’s biting you in the skin-crawling Attack Of The Bloodsuckers! exhibition at the Manitoba Children's Museum! This family-friendly exhibition examines the what, why, when, and how of mosquitoes, fleas, ticks, leeches, and other parasites. Learn why bloodsuckers are important to the ecosystem – and how to keep them out of YOUR system!

Live leech feedings will occur at 11:00 AM on the following days:

• Thursday, July 17
• Thursday, August 7
• Thursday, August 28

Location: Manitoba Children's Museum

Pride Winnipeg Festival

Join them for two days of Pride on three stages: Mamawi Stage, Main Stage and Kids' Stage

pridewinnipeg.com

12PM-8PM

Location: CN Field and Stage

Community & Crafting

Calling all makers, creators, and craft-curious folks! Join a vibrant community of crafters every Wednesday evening in June for Community & Crafting— a cozy, casual night of crafts + craft beer on the patio at The Forks.

Bring your current craft project — whether it’s needlepoint, loom weaving, felting, air-dry clay, cross-stitch, jewellery making, or something else fun and portable (and preferably not messy or needing dry time). You’ll be in great company, surrounded by others working on their creative projects.

Colouring supplies will be on hand for spontaneous creativity or when you need a break from your masterpiece.

Community & Crafting participants can sip on $10 flights of craft beer from The Common (psst… get your discounted flight from the Crafting team, not at The Common bar itself).

There’s no cost to participate, but donations to the Spring Loading Campaign (in support of The Forks Foundation) are warmly welcomed.

We’ll be crafting it up on the former Muddy Waters patio (just follow the signs!). In case of rain, we’ll move indoors to the second floor lounge balcony. Join us Wednesdays June 4, 11 and 18.

Register ahead of time (walk-ups also welcome).

6PM-8PM

Location: The Forks Market Patio

Kidsfest

Kidsfest is a family-friendly festival hosted annually by the Winnipeg International Children’s Festival and features live performances, engaging workshops, fun activities and so much more. 

Thursday/Friday: 9:30 AM - 3:00 PM Saturday/Sunday: 10:30 AM - 5:00 PM

Location: CN Field and Stage

The Ode'imin Collective Indigenous Month Pop-Up Kiosk Market

The Ode'imin Collective Indigenous Month Pop-Up Kiosk Market will celebrate Indigenous people, communities, and artists with a pop-up kiosk featuring handmade products by Indigenous artisans.

June is National Indigenous Month, and it is a time to celebrate Indigenous culture, history, resilience, and contributions every day of the year.

9AM-9PM

Location: The Forks Market, Pop-up Kiosk

Explore-Abilities Evening at the Children's Museum

Part of our Explore-Abilities Access Program, join us on Saturday, June 7, 2025 from 5:30PM – 7:30PM for an Explore-Abilities Evening – a sensory-friendly museum experience designed for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and sensory processing differences to have fun and enjoy interactive, hands-on learning in a safe and accessible facility!

Learn more about the Explore-Abilities evening!

5:30PM - 7:30PM

Location: Manitoba Children's Museum

SummerSing

2PM

Location: Johnston Terminal

Anziety Pop up Kiosk

Anziety is popping up at The Forks to launch our brand new "Dressed in Daydreams" collection. Our very first in-person release after 15 online drops!

We’re bringing sundresses, cozy loungewear, and our signature jewelry collection to one of our favourite places in the city. This is a special moment for us as a Red River Métis-owned brand that’s grown with the Winnipeg community over the past four years.

Come hang out, and shop pieces designed to help you feel confident, comfortable, and yourself! Whether you’ve been following Anziety for a while or just discovering us now, we’d love to see you there!

10AM-9PM

Location: The Forks Market, Pop-up Kiosk

Bike to Work Day Pit Stop

Pedal over to The Forks for Bike to Work Day!

On June 10th, The Forks is the place to be for Bike Week’s all-day pit stop! Whether you're commuting or just cruising by, swing past the Rail Cars outside The Forks Market for a quick tune-up, a snack, or just some good vibes.

Bike mechanics will be on-site for minor repairs and adjustments to keep your ride smooth, making it another perfect stop to refuel, stretch, and soak up the bike vibes and community before pedaling on!

For more Bike to Work Day info, visit Bike Week Winnipeg!

9AM - 2PM

Location: The Forks Market

Community & Crafting

Calling all makers, creators, and craft-curious folks! Join a vibrant community of crafters every Wednesday evening in June for Community & Crafting— a cozy, casual night of crafts + craft beer on the patio at The Forks.

Bring your current craft project — whether it’s needlepoint, loom weaving, felting, air-dry clay, cross-stitch, jewellery making, or something else fun and portable (and preferably not messy or needing dry time). You’ll be in great company, surrounded by others working on their creative projects.

Colouring supplies will be on hand for spontaneous creativity or when you need a break from your masterpiece.

Community & Crafting participants can sip on $10 flights of craft beer from The Common (psst… get your discounted flight from the Crafting team, not at The Common bar itself).

There’s no cost to participate, but donations to the Spring Loading Campaign (in support of The Forks Foundation) are warmly welcomed.

We’ll be crafting it up on the former Muddy Waters patio (just follow the signs!). In case of rain, we’ll move indoors to the second floor lounge balcony. Join us Wednesdays June 4, 11 and 18.

Register ahead of time (walk-ups also welcome).

6PM-8PM

Location: The Forks Market Patio

Full Moon Ceremony

The Full Moon Ceremony is a collaboration between Sunshine House, Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc MMIWG Liaison Unit (MKO), The Link, Manitoba Moon Voices (MMVI), Women’s Health Clinic (WHC), Inaadiziwin, Native Clan Organization, Inc. (NCO), Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities and Medicine Bear, Ka Ni Kanichihk. This Ceremony is open to the community at large; all genders and cultures are invited to join together for teachings about feminine energy’s relationship with Grandmother Moon. Anyone who identifies with feminine energy is invited to participate in the Ceremony. Those who identify with masculine energy are invited to attend, but will observe. If you can, we ask relatives to bring your own chair, rattles and/or drums, as well as a water container to fill and take home after the Ceremony (if you wish).

10:15PM

Location: Oodena Celebration Circle

CANCELLED Ukrainian Village Festival

CANCELLED BY THE ORGANIZERS

Experience the vibrant spirit of Ukraine at this year's Ukrainian Village Festival, hosted at The Forks! This weekend will offer an unforgettable three-day celebration of Ukranian culture, tradition, and community. Enjoy authentic Ukrainian cuisine, live music, and interactive workshops for all ages!

Be part of this event or learn more Winnipeg Fest!

June 13 | 4:00PM - 9:00PM, June 14 + 15 | 12PM - 9PM

Location: CN Field

Lectures and Lagers | Michel Durand-Wood “You’ll Pay For This”

Join Michel Durand-Wood, author of “You’ll Pay For This: How we can afford a great city for everyone, forever” in the first Lectures and Lagers event. The creator of DearWinnipeg.com will read from his new book, followed by a Q&A discussion with moderator Johanna Hurme of 5468796 Architecture.

Tickets are by donation to The Forks Foundation (suggested donation of $20). You can also pre-order a copy of Michel's book from McNally Robinson to pick up at the event, and get it signed by Michel.

A limited selection of beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages will be available to purchase from the mobile bar.

Register now.

About The Forks Foundation
The Forks Foundation’s mission is to inspire and nurture philanthropic support for continued enhancements to public spaces, programming and place making at The Forks and other downtown park areas.

Your care and support are needed to make sure The Forks you love stays wonderful – and gets even better. Please consider a gift to The Forks Foundation today.

6 PM

Location: The Event Space (2nd floor, The Forks Market)

Dad's Special Day

Dads deserve some special treatment on Father’s Day! On Sunday, June 15, the Children’s Museum is offering dads half-price admission all day long – and don’t miss stopping by our craft area where you can make-and-take your very own Dad Face Rock Paperweight from 11:00AM – 3:00PM!

Learn more.

11AM-3PM

Location: Manitoba Children's Museum

Downtown Sounds Concert Series | JC Campbell

Hungry for good music with your lunch? Enjoy FREE live performances every Tuesday from June 17 to August 26, 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m., at the 2025 Downtown Sounds Concert Series from the Downtown Winnipeg BIZ!

The first two performances take place at The Forks on the Johnston Terminal Steps:

• June 17 – JC Campbell
• June 24 – The Astronomics

12PM-1PM

Location: The Forks Market Patio

Community & Crafting

Calling all makers, creators, and craft-curious folks! Join a vibrant community of crafters every Wednesday evening in June for Community & Crafting— a cozy, casual night of crafts + craft beer on the patio at The Forks.

Bring your current craft project — whether it’s needlepoint, loom weaving, felting, air-dry clay, cross-stitch, jewellery making, or something else fun and portable (and preferably not messy or needing dry time). You’ll be in great company, surrounded by others working on their creative projects.

Colouring supplies will be on hand for spontaneous creativity or when you need a break from your masterpiece.

Community & Crafting participants can sip on $10 flights of craft beer from The Common (psst… get your discounted flight from the Crafting team, not at The Common bar itself).

There’s no cost to participate, but donations to the Spring Loading Campaign (in support of The Forks Foundation) are warmly welcomed.

We’ll be crafting it up on the former Muddy Waters patio (just follow the signs!). In case of rain, we’ll move indoors to the second floor lounge balcony. Join us Wednesdays June 4, 11 and 18.

Register ahead of time (walk-ups also welcome).

6PM-8PM

Location: The Forks Market Patio

Tox on Tap | Dr. Peter S. Ross

Join Dr. Peter S. Ross, an internationally recognized expert in ocean pollution, for a public lecture on environmental toxicology.

A limited selection of beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages will be available to purchase from the mobile bar.

Tickets are by donation to The Forks Foundation (suggested donation of $20). The event is in partnership with Tox on Tap - the Toxicology Centre, University of Saskatchewan.

Register now.

About The Forks Foundation
The Forks Foundation’s mission is to inspire and nurture philanthropic support for continued enhancements to public spaces, programming and place making at The Forks and other downtown park areas.

Your care and support are needed to make sure The Forks you love stays wonderful – and gets even better. Please consider a gift to The Forks Foundation today.

6PM-8PM

Location: The Event Space (2nd floor, The Forks Market)

National Indigenous Peoples Day at the Children's Museum

Join us on Saturday, June 21 from 11:00AM - 3:00PM as we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day. This is a day to celebrate and learn about the history and diversity of Indigenous Peoples in Manitoba. Create a bison herd with Ojibwe artist Alice RL, experience traditional storytelling with respected Elder Barb Nepinak, help us build a teepee in Time Squared, and join us for story times at 12:00PM & 2:00PM.

Learn more.

11AM-3PM

Location: Manitoba Children's Museum

National Indigenous Peoples Day at The Forks

On June 21, The Forks will co-host National Indigenous Peoples Day with the Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba (TRCM).

The day will be celebrated with Indigenous performers, including dancers, musicians, and DJs. Programming will also include Inuit games, Pitikwé demonstrations at The Plaza Skate Park, a Kookum fashion show, a handmade market, and more. Start Indigenous Peoples Day with a Pipe Ceremony and teachings shared by Elders, honouring the stories, strength, and resilience of Indigenous communities, especially in this moment of significant displacement due to Manitoba’s wildfires.

Events running throughout the day 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

• Oodena Celebration Circle: Sacred Fire and Handmade Market
• Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba (TRCM) Agowiidiwinan Centre: Elders Space, bannock and stew
• Food Trucks

HOURLY BREAKDOWN

9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

• Oodena Celebration Circle: Pipe and Water Ceremony

10:00 AM – 11:00 AM

• The Market/Patio: Bannock Breakfast
• Oodena Celebration Circle: Singing and Drumming with Mary Black
• STARTING AT 10:30 AM The Plaza Skate Park: Píhtikwé Demo – spray paint and stencils for boards/shirts, sticker giveaway
  • For people who want to make a donation for fire relief, Píhtikwé Skatepark will be accepting donations for the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs at The Plaza Skate Park from 10:30 AM to 3:30 PM
• Port: Children’s Workshop with Echo Theatre

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

• The Market/Patio: Bannock Breakfast
• Oodena Celebration Circle: Two-Spirit Teachings
• The Plaza Skate Park: Píhtikwé Demo – spray paint and stencils for boards/shirts, sticker giveaway
  • For people who want to make a donation for fire relief, Píhtikwé Skatepark will be accepting donations for the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs at The Plaza Skate Park from 10:30 AM to 3:30 PM
• Port: Poetry Workshop with Erin McGregor

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

• The Market/Patio: Kookum Fashion Show
• Oodena Celebration Circle: Children's Book Reading with Ashley Cook
• The Plaza Skate Park: Píhtikwé Demo – spray paint and stencils for boards/shirts, sticker giveaway
  • For people who want to make a donation for fire relief, Píhtikwé Skatepark will be accepting donations for the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs at The Plaza Skate Park from 10:30 AM to 3:30 PM
• Port: “Critter Dipping” activity with Oak Hammock Marsh

1:00 PM – 2:00 PM

• The Market/Patio: Singing by Ayaya
• Oodena Celebration Circle: Music by KWIAT
• The Plaza Skate Park: Píhtikwé Demo – spray paint and stencils for boards/shirts, sticker giveaway
  • For people who want to make a donation for fire relief, Píhtikwé Skatepark will be accepting donations for the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs at The Plaza Skate Park from 10:30 AM to 3:30 PM
• Port: “Critter Dipping” activity with Oak Hammock Marsh

2:00 PM – 3:00 PM

• The Market/Patio: Fiddle Performance with Kieran and Lily
• Oodena Celebration Circle: Live Music by Sassy Mellows
• The Plaza Skate Park: Píhtikwé Demo – spray paint and stencils for boards/shirts, sticker giveaway
  • For people who want to make a donation for fire relief, Píhtikwé Skatepark will be accepting donations for the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs at The Plaza Skate Park from 10:30 AM to 3:30 PM
• Port: Jingle Dress Dancer
• Teepee at The Port: Indigenous Bar Association discussion on Indigenous Law Development with Melinda Moch and Janell Jackson

3:00 PM – 4:00 PM

• The Market/Patio: DJ set with The Kaptain
• Oodena Celebration Circle: Tobacco Tie Making
• UNTIL 3:30 PM The Plaza Skate Park: Píhtikwé Demo – spray paint and stencils for boards/shirts, sticker giveaway
  • For people who want to make a donation for fire relief, Píhtikwé Skatepark will be accepting donations for the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs at The Plaza Skate Park from 10:30 AM to 3:30 PM
• Port: Fancy Bustle Dancers
• Teepee at The Port: Indigenous Bar Association discussion on Indigenous Law Development with Melinda Moch and Janell Jackson

4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

• The Market/Patio: Gator  
• Oodena Celebration Circle: Inuit Games with Tunngasuigit Inuit Resource Centre
• Port: Hoop Dancers

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM

• The Market/Patio: Inuit Games with Tunngasuigit Inuit Resource Centre
• Oodena Celebration Circle: Smudge and Closing Ceremony
• Port: Fancy Shawl and Grass Dancers

Schedule, times and locations may be subject to change on-site.

This project has been made possible in part by the Government of Canada. 

Join The Forks for 11 days of programming! "Many Nations, One Heartbeat" takes place June 21-July 1. 

Location: Multiple Locations

Many Nations, One Heartbeat | June 22

Join us for free daily programming from Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21) to Canada Day (July 1).

“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 celebrates the Nations who made the Treaties, as well as those who reside on those Treaties today.

June 22 Treaty 1: The Nations of The Forks

• 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM: Elder speaking at Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba Agowiidiwinan Centre
• 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM: Hand Drumming by Kind Hart

Schedule, times and locations may be subject to change on-site.

Location:

The Children's Museum Annual General Meeting

The Annual General Meeting of the Manitoba Children’s Museum will be held at 5:30PM on Monday, June 23, 2025.

The Meeting Agenda includes:
• Annual Report of the Board of Directors (Note: This document will be available for download from our website on June 24.)
• 2024 Audited Financial Statements
• Appointment of Auditors for 2025
• Elections of 2025-26 Board of Directors

Register now.

5:30PM

Location: Manitoba Children's Museum

Many Nations, One Heartbeat | June 23

Join us for free daily programming from Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21) to Canada Day (July 1).

“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 celebrates the Nations who made the Treaties, as well as those who reside on those Treaties today.

June 23 Treaty 2: Prairie Roots

• 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM: Elder speaking at Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba Agowiidiwinan Centre
• 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM: Acoustic Set by Mitchell Makoons on the balcony in the main market hall. 

Schedule, times and locations may be subject to change on-site.

Location:

Downtown Sounds Concert Series | The Astronomics

Hungry for good music with your lunch? Enjoy FREE live performances every Tuesday from June 17 to August 26, 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m., at the 2025 Downtown Sounds Concert Series from the Downtown Winnipeg BIZ!

The next performances take place at The Forks on the Johnston Terminal Steps:

• June 24 – The Astronomics

12PM-1PM

Location: The Forks Market Patio

Many Nations, One Heartbeat | June 24

Join us for free daily programming from Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21) to Canada Day (July 1).

“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 celebrates the Nations who made the Treaties, as well as those who reside on those Treaties today.

June 24 Treaty 3: The Water Carries Us

• 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM: Nibi Teachings with Judy Da Silva at Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba Agowiidiwinan Centre
• 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM: Elder speaking at Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba Agowiidiwinan Centre
• 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Acoustic Set by Sophie Stevens on a Winnipeg Waterways boat
  • Set/departure times are at 2:15pm, 3:00pm, 3:45pm, 4:30pm and 5:15PM
  • Proceeds go to the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Manitoba wildfire relief. Donations also accepted on the boat and at the kiosk.

Schedule, times and locations may be subject to change on-site.

Location:

Many Nations, One Heartbeat | June 25

Join us for free daily programming from Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21) to Canada Day (July 1).

“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 celebrates the Nations who made the Treaties, as well as those who reside on those Treaties today.

June 25 Red River Treaty: Where The Bison Ran And The Fiddle Sang

• 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM: Treaties with the Red River Métis at Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba Agowiidiwinan Centre
• 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM: Learn to Jig at The Forks Market

Schedule, times and locations may be subject to change on-site.

Location:

Many Nations, One Heartbeat | June 26

Join us for free daily programming from Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21) to Canada Day (July 1).

“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 celebrates the Nations who made the Treaties, as well as those who reside on those Treaties today.

June 26 Treaty 4: Where Sky Meets Prairie

• 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM: Red River Choir on the Johnston Terminal Stairs
• 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM: Storytelling of land and sky with Dr. Niigaan Sinclair at Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba Agowiidiwinan Centre

Schedule, times and locations may be subject to change on-site.

Location:

Many Nations, One Heartbeat | June 27

Join us for free daily programming from Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21) to Canada Day (July 1).

“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 celebrates the Nations who made the Treaties, as well as those who reside on those Treaties today.

June 27 Treaty 5: The Heart Of The North

• 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM: “Green Green Waters” film screening with Popcorn and Pepsi at Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba Agowiidiwinan Centre
• 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Basketball Tournament at CN Stage and Field
• 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM: Elder speaking at Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba Agowiidiwinan Centre

Schedule, times and locations may be subject to change on-site.

Location:

Many Nations, One Heartbeat | June 28

Join us for free daily programming from Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21) to Canada Day (July 1).

“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 celebrates the Nations who made the Treaties, as well as those who reside on those Treaties today.

June 28 Inuit Nunangat: Our Land, Our Ice, Our Voice

• 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM: Inuit Market on the second floor in The Forks Market (in the balconies)
• 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Basketball Tournament at CN Stage and Field
• 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM: Qulliq Lighting and Teachings with Martha Peet at Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba Agowiidiwinan Centre

Schedule, times and locations may be subject to change on-site.

Location:

Many Nations, One Heartbeat | June 29

Join us for free daily programming from Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21) to Canada Day (July 1).

“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 celebrates the Nations who made the Treaties, as well as those who reside on those Treaties today.

June 29 Treaty 6: Plains To Pines

• 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Basketball Tournament at CN Stage and Field
• 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM: “For Louise” video screening, dance performance and artist talks at Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba Agowiidiwinan Centre

Schedule, times and locations may be subject to change on-site.

Location:

Summer Day Camps

Registration is now open for Summer Day Camps! Every week is a brand-new adventure where campers will create, discover, learn, and meet new friends as they explore exciting themes related to the museum's galleries and special events. Grouped with others of a similar age, campers will enjoy stimulating, age-appropriate activities all day long. With indoor and outdoor activities, games, crafts, time in the galleries, and special guests, your children are sure to have a memorable week full of adventure!

Register now

Location: Manitoba Children's Museum

Summer Events at The Children's Museum

Join the Children's Museum all summer long for hands-on programming inspired by the season and their summer exhibition, Attack of the Bloodsuckers! From 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM daily, enjoy special activities that include crafts, games, and so much more.

SCHEDULE

• June 30 – July 6: Ice Painting
• July 7 – July 13: Mosquito Life Cycle
• July 14 – July 20: Paper Bag Kites
• July 21 – July 27: Raised Salt Paintings
• July 28 – August 3: Tick Puppets
• August 4 – August 10: Stacked Cardboard & Paint Sculptures
• August 11 – August 17: Clothespin Puppets
• August 18 – August 24: String Paintings
• August 25 – September 1: Coffee Filter Butterflies

*BONUS* A REAL FUN-DRAISER

Stop by the fundraising station to purchase game tickets for a chance to win some sweet prizes during your summer visit!

Price: $2/ticket -or- $5/3 tickets All proceeds will support the Free2Play Access Program.

Location: Manitoba Children's Museum

Many Nations, One Heartbeat | June 30

Join us for free daily programming from Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21) to Canada Day (July 1).

“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 celebrates the Nations who made the Treaties, as well as those who reside on those Treaties today.

June 30 Treaty 10: Sacred Northern Lands

• 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM: Workshop with Katie German at Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba Agowiidiwinan Centre

Schedule, times and locations may be subject to change on-site.

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