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10 Things to Do in Manitoba: April 27 to May 3
Spring is taking hold across Manitoba, bringing brighter days and fresh energy to get out and explore. This week’s events stretch from Winnipeg to Clear Lake and north to Cranberry Portage, offering everything from outdoor adventures and live performances to creative workshops and relaxing retreats. It’s a great time to plan a day trip or start mapping out your next weekend away.
174 Market Avenue, Winnipeg
1. Rubaboo - A Métis Cabaret
APRIL 29 TO MAY 23
Experience an engaging performance at the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre that blends music, storytelling and visual art. Created by Métis artist Andrea Menard, this cabaret explores culture, identity and resilience through a mix of humour and powerful moments. A meaningful night out for those interested in live performance, culture and storytelling.
1961 McCreary Rd, Winnipeg
2. Early Birders
April 29 7:00 AM TO 9:30 AM
Start your morning with a guided sunrise hike at FortWhyte Alive, located at 1961 McCreary Road. This experience is designed for all skill levels and offers a chance to spot seasonal birds while enjoying a quiet walk through nature. After the hike, participants can compare checklists over a beverage and muffin at the Buffalo Stone Café. A great option for early risers, nature lovers and anyone looking to ease into spring.
380 Graham Ave, Winnipeg
4. The Four Seasons and Other Works
APRIL 30 TO MAY 3
Enjoy an evening at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet at the Centennial Concert Hall. This program features three distinct works that blend classical and contemporary styles, including The Four Seasons and a highly anticipated world premiere. Tickets start at $40, making it an accessible way to experience world-class performance. A strong choice for arts and culture enthusiasts.
CRANBERRY PORTAGE
7. Spring Flower Moon Wellness Retreat
MAY 2
Take a trip north for an overnight wellness retreat set along the lake in Cranberry Portage. This experience includes yoga, guided meditation, nature walks, creative workshops and shared meals. Guests will also take home a tea blend and seed kit to continue their experience after the retreat. Spots are limited to keep the group intimate. Ideal for solo travellers or small groups looking to reset and recharge.
MANITOBA PARKS
8. Book a Manitoba Campsite
ONGOING
Camping reservations are now open across Manitoba, making this the time to start planning summer adventures. Popular regions like the Whiteshell, western parks and northern destinations offer everything from lakeside campsites to yurts and cabins. Booking early helps secure the best spots for weekends and long summer stays.
CENTRAL MANITOBA
9. Drive-In Season Returns
Drive-in season is back, bringing classic roadside favourites to communities across Manitoba. Plan a route and stop at Syl’s Drive In in Carman, Iceburg Drive-In or Charley B’s Classic Grill in Winkler, George’s Kitchen and Ice Cream in Morden or L and J’s Drive Inn in Treherne. Expect burgers fresh off the grill, crispy fries and soft serve that signals the start of warmer days. A great outing for families, road trips or a nostalgic evening treat.
ONANOLE
10. Elkhorn Resort Events
MAY 3 · 3:00 PM TO EVENING
Wrap up the week in Clear Lake Country with an afternoon at Elkhorn Resort in Onanole. Start with a paint and sip session at three in the afternoon, then stay for live music in the Speakeasy featuring the Robert Burton Duo at six. Surrounded by Riding Mountain National Park, it is a relaxing way to enjoy a spring day. Ideal for a weekend getaway or a scenic day trip.
About The Author
Hi! I’m Anna, an art-loving, book-browsing, trail-running adventurer with a soft spot for Manitoba's wild beauty. I'm always exploring new ways to share what our province has to offer. Get in touch by sending me an email.
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