The Forks,FORKS MARKET RD
Winnipeg,R3C 4L9CA
Winnipeg,R3C 4L9CA
We will be here on July 1st, offering an open, welcoming space for community to gather just as we’ve always done. This year we are also starting some new conversations and traditions to bring us all closer together.
Oodena and The Gathering Space in Niizhoziibean
We’ll open the day at 8AM with a morning ceremony led by Elders Wanbdi Wakita and Pahan Pte San Win in Oodena, with additional pipe ceremonies held throughout the day. Both Oodena and The Gathering Space at Niizhoziibean will be maintained as quiet spaces for healing, with Indigenous-led music, dance, and sacred fires. The last ceremony will be held at supper time.
From 10AM to 6PM, visit the Historic Rail Bridge (between Oodena and Niizhoziibean) to take part in tobacco tie workshops.
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Throughout The Forks
Beginning at 1PM, there will be four small pop-up stages located throughout The Forks site with family-friendly, multicultural entertainment including hands-on activities, music, theatre, and dance. These will run until 5PM.
CN Field and Stage
This is the place to meet and eat with each other, with picnic tables in the field and food trucks nearby. Feel free to bring your own picnics! Visitors will be entertained by a Manitoba Music-curated playlist and engage in various games. This area will run until about 7PM.
The Forks National Historic Site
Come watch the Manitoba African Cup of Nations Soccer Tournament which will be played all afternoon. Traditional and contemporary Indigenous games will also be here for everyone to try.
The Forks Market parking lot
Bike Valet Winnipeg will be set up in front of The Forks Market, where there will also be a giant chalk station with bubbles for families to enjoy.
Free Tours
Learn more about The Forks and its history with an Oral History tour led by Elder Barb Nepinak (2PM) and a Target Zero Eco Tour (3PM) with Green Kids! The meet-up point is at Travel Manitoba.
Businesses Open
And, if you want to just come and hang out on the patios or grab some food all the businesses at The Forks are open as usual.
Why this event is replacing Canada Day Celebrations for this year (CBC News) CLICK HERE
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Riverview’s favorite winter celebration is back! Get ready for a week of fun, adventure, and community spirit as we embrace the magic of winter together.
Join the Roblin Park Winter Carnival from January 20–26, 2025, at Roblin Park Community Centre, 640 Pepperloaf Crescent, Winnipeg. This family-friendly event features a U7 and U9 hockey tournament, skating trails, an ice slide, fireworks, and more. Enjoy free activities like a magic show, kids' dance party, and horse-drawn sleigh rides. Don’t miss this week-long celebration of winter fun, food, and community spirit at the Roblin Park Winter Carnival!
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Join us at The Forks for FREE live music as part of Winnipeg’s Winterruption Festival, presented by The West End Cultural Centre. On Saturday, January 25th, catch Hera Nalam at 12:00pm, KC is Lazy at 1:00pm, and Gabi Ocejo at 2:00pm in the Forks Market 2nd Floor Lounge. On Sunday, January 26th, enjoy Two Crows for Comfort at 12:00pm, Chenoa McKelvey at 1:00pm, and Cec at 2:00pm at the same location. Embrace the warmth of community and creativity amidst Winnipeg’s winter chill during this city-wide celebration of the arts, running from January 22nd to 26th.
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