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Mehr Infos10 Things to Do in Manitoba: November 17 to 23
As the days grow shorter, Manitoba reveals a quieter kind of beauty. New spaces to explore and starlit nights make for the perfect backdrop for the coming week. Let the season guide you to new experiences. Here are 10 things to do this week in Manitoba!
The Hotel at Facon Lake - 1 Falcon Blvd, Falcon Beach
1. Cozy Cooking Series
22. November
Warm up your November with our Cozy Cooking Series at The Hotel at Falcon Lake. Learn to make classic Italian favourites! Head on over for the next class on the 22nd for Gnocchi and Bruschetta.
Selkirk
2. Holiday Alley
November 19 to 22
Head to Selkirk for a festive celebration! Take part in creative workshops and listen to live performances while you stroll down the streets glowing with lights and community spirit.
Kanadisches Museum für Menschenrechte - 85 Israel Asper Way, Winnipeg
3. New exhibit "Broken Promises" Now Open
Until April 2026
Can you imagine someone taking your home, all your possessions and your freedom? During the Second World War, the Canadian government forcibly removed more than 20,000 Japanese Canadians from British Columbia’s coast. In the Museum's latest exhibit learn about this and how legacies of dispossession continue to this day.
Gimli
4. Northern Lights
Chase the northern lights in Gimli this week. Solar activity is at it's peak and long nights in November bring a real chance to see the sky light up! Check out this article from Interlake Tourism for more details.
Centennial Concert Hall - 555 Main St., Winnipeg
5. Manitoba Opera presents Tosca
November 22, 26 and 28
Supremely Operatic! Heart-pounding drama, intense passion and soaring melodies are a killer combination in this fateful day in the life of the diva Tosca. This classic will leave you on the edge of your seat!
Birds Hill Provincial Park
6. Nature Detectives
November 19
Become a Nature Detective this week! Sign up for a free program that will help kids explore the park's trails. Find out why wildlife sleep and hibernate for the winter along the way!
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7. Enigma Escapes
November to January
Experience two holiday season specific escape rooms this week. Try a Christmas Story at Grant Park or the new Reindeer Games at Keenleyside. Both escapes are sure to put you in the holiday spirit. Book today and find an experience that is great for both friends and families. Enigma Escapes has 12 other escape games and 3 convenient locations.
Children's Museum - 45 Forks Market Rd, Winnipeg
8. Children's Special Day
November 20
Bring the kids down to the Children's Museum and enjoy a day of half-price admission! Be sure to check out the special crafts from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. where kids can make their own paper plate and clothespin dinosaur.
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10. 8 Thought-Provoking Indigenous Art Galleries and Museums to Visit This Fall and Winter
Kunstinstallationen, die Sie innehalten lassen. Interaktive Ausstellungen, die zum Nachdenken anregen. Erfreuliche Entdeckungen von Geschichten, die Sie zu kennen glaubten.
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Hallo! Mein Name ist Jonah. Ich bin in Winnipeg geboren und aufgewachsen und habe festgestellt, dass es noch so viel von dieser erstaunlichen Provinz zu sehen gibt, das ich noch nicht gesehen habe. Ich bin auf einer Mission, alles zu erkunden, also bleib dran für mehr Geschichten von meinen Abenteuern!
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