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More Info10 Things to Do in Manitoba: June 16 to 22
Summer is in full swing with festivals, markets and cultural events happening all over the province.
Think fairs, food and live music . This week is full of ways to get out and enjoy the season! Here are 10 things to do this week in Manitoba.
Old Market Square, Winnipeg
1. 2025 TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival
June 17 to 22
Winnipeg’s ultimate summer kick-off is here! Dive into mainstage concerts featuring top jazz artists and enjoy free outdoor performances at Old Market Square. Get ready for epic jazz performances and unforgettable moments in the heart of the city!
3977 Portage Ave, Winnipeg
2. Red River Exhibition
Until June 22
Winnipeg's iconic summer fair has arrived! From now until June 22nd, enjoy over 50 thrilling rides, grab your favourite fair foods, browse local art and photography and settle in for an evening of live music and performances.
Hwy 44 - 608 River Road, Lockport
3 . Skinner's Locks Market
June 22
This riverside market runs Sundays all summer long with local vendors, handmade goods and much more! Browse the stalls, grab a hot dog from Skinner's and enjoy an afternoon by the water.
Various Locations
4. National Indigenous Peoples Day
June 21
National Indigenous Peoples Day is a day to recognize and honour the history, heritage and cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples across Canada. Here are some events happening in Manitoba:
La Broquerie
5. Fête de la Saint-Jean-Baptiste
June 21 and 22
Celebrate French heritage at La Broquerie's renowned Fête de la Saint-Jean-Baptiste - a beloved tradition for over 125 years! Join us June 21-22, 2025, for live music, a pancake breakfast, sports and recreational activities, a parade and more!
Wooden Gate Cider - 18106 Road 64 West Pilot Mound
6. Just a Taste Cider Tasting
All Summer
Escape to the countryside and enjoy a private outdoor tasting experience at Wooden Gate Cider. Our tasting patio, tucked within a forest of oak, ash, maple and poplar trees, is surrounded by rolling hills and wide-open prairie skies, offering a peaceful setting to relax and connect over cider.
Blue Cross Park - 1 Portage Ave E, Winnipeg
7. Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball
June 17-22
It’s more than a baseball game… it’s what summer’s all about! Catch the action, love the vibes and enjoy great local food and drink.
Fort Gibraltar - 866 Rue St Joseph, Winnipeg
8. Toot Aasaamb
June 21
Embrace Métis culture with a free picnic at Fort Gibraltar! Enjoy live music, traditional food, Red River cart demos and family-friendly activities. Bring a chair and enjoy a day out.
Legacy Park, East Selkirk
9. 57th Manitoba Highland Gathering
June 21 and 22
The Manitoba Highland Gathering is a heritage feature in the municipality of St. Clements, St. Andrews and Selkirk region. Enjoy a taste of Scottish culture with Highland dance, live music, traditional games and food. Plus, don't miss the Heilan Coo and unicorns.
135-B 17th St N, Brandon
10. Lady of The Lake
A local place to go for good food and a laid-back, aesthetic atmosphere. With a boutique tucked inside, Lady of the Lake blends café. pub and shop all in one stop
Various Locations
Things To Do For Evacuees
If you have been displaced by wildfires, several attractions are offering free admission as a gesture of support. If you have been affected, you are welcome to take part:
Free admission, ID may be required
YMCA
Muliticultural Market Daze
Movie under the stars at St. Boniface Cathedral on Thursday June 19
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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