Selkirk Community Arts Centre (PHS)
101 - 250 Manitoba Avenue SELKIRK, MB R1A 0Y5
The Manitoba Museum | Treaty 1
Let’s start from the beginning. Choose a museum – any museum – and be launched into the past through rich collections of fossils, artifacts and the preserved memories of those who lived it. These are the pieces that make Manitoba the province it is today.
Step back in time in a huge collection of museums and galleries
Gain a better understanding of the history of Manitoba by visiting one of our many museums, each with its own area of expertise and focus. Dig into our prehistoric past and see fossils from an ancient sea, or wander through a historic home or pioneer village to get a glimpse of what the life of a settler was once like. Through museums in both the north and south of the province, learn about the culture of Indigenous peoples that continues to persevere and thrive today.
Small-town museums offer hyper-local knowledge into the people and places of specific regions, while the Canadian Museum for Human Rights – one of Canada’s National museums – tackles a national conversation on human rights. There’s no shortage of fascinating stories from the past to tell – and we’re still making history every day.
Meet Bruce, a Guiness Book of Records mosasaur fossil. You can pay him a visit at the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre.
How do human rights get conveyed in a museum? Come see! Explore content relating to rights in Canada and internationally. Whether your interests are in connecting with important stories, or awesome architecture, this national museum delivers.
Let your imagination soar as you rediscover the Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada, opening May 2022. Learn about Canada's rich aviation history, explore the four forces of flight, watch planes take off in our observation area, and much more.
The museum’s many paleontology displays lay out a fascinating, ancient and dangerous world, now hidden by today’s serene prairie. The Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre houses the largest collection of marine reptile fossils in Canada.
There is no better place to learn and understand our province's bygone pioneer era than at a rural heritage village, the heart of many communities across southern Manitoba.
More InfoThe Gimli Glider Exhibit tells the story of an extraordinary moment of flight with artifacts from the now-famous Boeing 767.
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Lower Level, Argyle Community Centre, Highway #322
ARGYLE, MB R0C0B0
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Trans Canada HWY and Humesville Rd
Brandon, MB R7A 5Y5
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141 Regent Avenue W., CN 2747- Rotary Heritage Park, Plessis Road, north of Kildare Ave.
WINNIPEG, MB R2C 1R1
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Trembowla Road PR491, P.O. Box 183
DAUPHIN, MB R7N 2V1
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184 Alexander Ave. E.
WINNIPEG, MB R3B 0L6
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PR #312 between West Hawk and Caddy Lakes
Whiteshell Provincial Park, MB .
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