The Forks

Summer Day Camps

The Children’s Museum offers fun-filled Day Camps that get kids’ minds and bodies moving during summer break. The camps are a great, safe place for kids to spend their holidays. Museum 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, and time in our 12 galleries, your children are sure to have a memorable week full of adventure!

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9:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Location: Manitoba Children's Museum

Lectures & Lagers

Raise a glass and feed your curiosity at Lectures & Lagers! This event pairs engaging talks from local experts with a carefully curated selection of beers from The Common. Donations to The Forks Foundation will be accepted at each event. 

A full rundown of speakers and themes coming soon. 

6:00 PM

Location: The Forks Market

CreativeMornings Winnipeg

Stay tuned for more details coming soon! 

Schedule: 

8:00 Main Event: Arrival and networking (early birds get the coffee and treats!)
8:30 Local performer (musician, artist, improv)

8:45 Welcome and introduction to CreativeMornings
8:50 Creative community engagement (something fun and introvert-friendly)

9:05 CreativeMornings Manifesto and Introduction of Speaker

9:10 Speaker on the monthly theme

9:25 Q and A
9:35 Wrap up, intro to next month's theme, and networking until your parking runs out!

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8:00 am - 10:00 am

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

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).

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Location: Oodena Celebration Circle