Festival du Voyageur is an annual event held in Saint-Boniface in February, and is the largest winter festival in Western Canada, welcoming over 70,000 festivalgoers each year. Experience outdoor winter activities, snow sculptures, historical characters in Fort Gibraltar and warm tents filled with music, dance, traditional food, contests and more!

Royal MTC and Theatre Projects Manitoba present Holland by Trish Cooper, directed by Suzie Martin. This world premiere is a hilarious madcap adventure, an unflinching look at disability rights and a love letter to everyday heroes who will do anything for their people. Carrie and Paul are good people with solid friends and great kids. Another constant in their life is Alice, an antagonistic social worker who holds all the cards when it comes to their disabled son. Alice makes promises but keeps few, drowning the couple in paperwork, denying basic services and bewildering them with impossible deadlines. Pushed to the brink, Carrie takes matters into her own hands – in the most outrageous way possible – and goes from doing everything for her family to risking it all.

Celebrate Winnipeg's incredible culinary talent during the most anticipated dining event of the year. From Feb. 6-21, top restaurants heat up the season by offering signature three course, prix-fixe meals at a special price. This is the perfect time for dining enthusiasts to try something new at a new place!

Join Lesley from Natures Edge Tourism for a guided snowshoes hike at Camp Morton. Learn about the Métis trails and teachings, ending with a stop at Interlake Brewing Co. for lunch.

Soak away the winter blues at Klar So Nordic Spa and enjoy your time unwinding in hot pools, saunas and cold plunges designed around Nordic thermal cycling.