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10 Things to Do in Manitoba: January 19 to 26
Winter days leave room for plans that feel intentional and well chosen. Find your new favourite spot to eat, watch a live show or spend time outdoors. Here are 10 things to do this week in Manitoba!
Prairie Theatre Exchange - Y300 - 393 Portage Avenue Winnipeg
1. Big Stuff
January 20 to February 1
Catch Big Stuff at the Prairie Theatre Exchange for a night of laughs and giggles. The show ties together comedy all while telling a story where the audience can truly connect with what's happening on stage.
3514 Pembina Hwy, Winnipeg
5. St. Norbert Farmers' market
Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Spend some time shopping at St. Norbert Farmers’ Market. Browse local food and handmade goods all while supporting local.
128 Wasagaming Dr, Wasagaming
6. Lakehouse
Make time for a meal or a stay at Lakehouse this week. The menu centres on approachable, well-prepared dishes that work for a relaxed lunch or an evening out. On Fridays, live music adds another layer to the experience!
1411 1st St, Brandon
7. Kuipers Family Bakery
Visit a local bakery this week for fresh bread and pastries made in-house and ready to take home!
Various Locations
9. Winterruption
January 20 to 25
Take part in Winterruption, a winter festival that blends art, music, culture and more together across Winnipeg.
10. Ways Thompson Calls You North in Manitoba
Thompson meets you with the scent of pine, the sweep of the boreal forest and a horizon shaped by ancient rock and endless sky. It is a place where rivers spill into waterfalls, where lakes hold the colours of sunrise and where culture, community and northern warmth run deep.
About The Author
Hello! My name is Jonah. Born and raised in Winnipeg, I’ve realized there’s still so much of this amazing province I have yet to see. I am on a mission to explore it all, so stay tuned for more stories from my adventures!
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