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10 Things to Do in Manitoba: February 23 to March 1
Live performances, winter adventures and family-friendly events are filling the calendar this week across Manitoba. From late-night skiing and stage productions to polar bear celebrations at the Zoo, here are 10 things to do this week in Manitoba.
John Hirsch Mainstage - 174 Market Avenue, Winnipeg
1. Rogers v. Rogers
February 18 to March 14
Attend the Northern Manitoba Trappers' Festival for five days of community events and competition that celebrate northern traditions. Watch dog races, shop at a craft market, see the King and Queen Trapper competitions or simply just take it all in as it comes. The choice is up to you!
SE 3-25-29 W1 Lake of the Prairies
2. Pyott's West Campground
If you’re looking for a stress-free, family memory-filled, community-driven summer, a seasonal site at Pyott’s West Campground is where it all begins. Make this the summer you never want to leave.
Trade weekend packing and unpacking for a summer that’s always ready. At Pyott’s West Campground on Lake of the Prairies, a seasonal site means full-service hookups, lake views and a calendar filled with pancake breakfasts, music and family fun. Settle in once and spend the season fishing, boating, beach-walking and watching prairie sunsets roll in.
Hwy 83, Inglis
3. Late Night Skiing & Boarding at Asessippi
Until February 27
Make the most of winter after dark at Asessippi Ski Area & Resort. Hit the slopes under the lights until 10 pm on February 27 with $20 lift tickets and rentals, then warm up at O’Lifty’s Pub with live music by Willow starting at 8 pm. A full evening of turns, tunes and mountain energy.
100 Rainbow Dr, Winnipeg
4. Rainbow Stage Early Bird Tickets
Secure your seats for Rainbow Stage’s 2026 season and save. Purchase by February 28 to receive $10 off with the Early Bird discount. Tickets are available online, by phone or at the Box Office inside the ARTSpace Building on Arthur Street.
555 Main St, Winnipeg
5. Les Misérables at Centennial Concert Hall
February 24 to March 1
Les Misérables hits the stage at Centennial Concert Hall for a limited run from February 24 to March 1. Catch evening performances at 7:30 p.m., plus select matinees at 2 p.m. on February 28 and March 1.
2595 Roblin Boulevard, Winnipeg
6. Polar Bear Weekend at Assiniboine Park Zoo
Celebrate International Polar Bear Day at Assiniboine Park Zoo on February 28 and March 1. The weekend features screenings of Snow Bear, a short film by Aaron Blaise, along with polar bear zoo chats, Gateway to the Arctic tours and family-friendly activities.
40 Centre Street, Gimli
7. Midnight Annie’s Creative Nights
February 24 and February 28
Get artistic at Hidden Treasures Studio’s Midnight Annie’s events this week. Kick things off Thursday, February 26 at 6 pm with a Sip & Create where you can enjoy good company and craft your own masterpiece. Then on Saturday, February 28 at 4 pm, join the Fused Glass Mirror workshop to design and take home your very own decorative glass mirror. Perfect for friends, dates or creative explorers of all skill level
Tourist Bureau (Rotary Wheel), Flin Flon
8. Flin Flon Snow Lodge
You can experience the magic of the Flin Flon Snow Lodge on weekends with free admission when there isn’t a private booking. The lodge is open Fridays from 4 pm to 9 pm, Saturdays from 10 am to 9 pm and Sundays from 12 pm to 7 pm. Lace up for ice skating, try mini-hockey challenges and enjoy the beautifully illuminated rink in the evenings. A VIP Lounge is also available to book by the hour.
Lac du Bonnet
9. LAC DU BONNET ICE FISHING DERBY
February 28
Bundle up for the 18th annual Lac du Bonnet Ice Fishing Derby on February 28 from 8 am to 2:30 pm. Anglers 16 and older can purchase an adult derby ticket, with a limited number of optional 2nd Hole tickets available for an additional entry. All participants must check in on Derby Day and be present for the prize draw at approximately 4:30 pm. A classic Manitoba hardwater tradition with cash prizes on the line.
10. Cruise the Nestaweya River Trail
Make the most of winter in Winnipeg with a visit to the Nestaweya River Trail, where the Red and Assiniboine Rivers meet. Skate, walk or glide along the frozen pathway and warm up at The Forks along the way. Check out our blog for five ways to experience this iconic winter trail.
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Hi, I’m Michelle! A food enthusiast and creative at heart, I love restaurant hopping, trying new cuisines, and capturing everyday moments with style, whether that’s playing dress-up, cooking up something delicious, or creating fresh ideas.
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