National Day for Truth & Reconciliation – September 30

Join the Manitoba Children’s Museum on Monday, September 30th, from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, for a day dedicated to reflection and education on the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation. This day honors the survivors of residential schools and their families, and it’s a time for all Canadians to learn and reflect on this important part of our history.

The museum will offer free admission throughout the day, featuring special programming and activities focused on the legacy of residential schools. Families can participate in educational workshops, listen to guest speakers, and engage in meaningful crafts and activities. Wearing an orange shirt is encouraged to show support and remembrance for the children affected by residential schools.

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What to Expect On Both Days:

• Admission: Free, but limited to the first 800 people on a first-come, first-served basis
• Self-Guided Tours: Wander through the museum’s 12 permanent galleries at your own pace.
• Interactive Activities: Get creative and learn with fun activities both inside and outside the museum.
• Family-Friendly: Perfect for kids of all ages!
• Bilingual Event: Accessible for everyone in both French and English.
• Accessibility: The museum is wheelchair accessible and features gender-neutral washrooms.

Special Event Notice for September 30th:

Media presence is expected at this event. Attendance implies guardian consent for participants to be photographed or videotaped, with images and likenesses possibly used in print, broadcast, or electronic materials by the Manitoba Children’s Museum Inc. or third parties promoting the museum. The Manitoba Children’s Museum Inc. is released from any claims related to such usage.

Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Opportunity

Free admission to the Manitoba Children’s Museum is a rare treat, and this weekend offers two unique opportunities to enjoy it. Whether you’re looking to spark your child’s creativity during Mini Nuit Blanche or engage in meaningful reflection on the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, the museum provides a welcoming and educational environment for all.

Mark your calendars and make the most of this rare chance to visit the Manitoba Children’s Museum for free. It’s an experience your family will cherish and remember.

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Please note: This blog post is for informational purposes only. Winnipeg for Free is not associated with Manitoba Children's Museum in any manner. Confirm program details and availability directly with them.