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!

10+ Free Weekend Events January 24–26 Posted Every Tuesday before 7 PM. FEATURED EVENTS AND

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.

Fireside Fun at Living Prairie Museum Event by Living Prairie Museum 2795 Ness Avenue, Winnipeg,

Learn to Winter at The Forks offers free winter activities every weekend in January and February. Enjoy skate and snowshoe lessons, DJ performances, wellness workouts, and storytelling at The Forks Market, 1 Forks Market Road, Winnipeg, MB. Activities take place Sundays from 1 PM to 4 PM, weather permitting, providing fun for all ages.

Enjoy Cabin Fever: Free Films for Kids! every Sunday in January and February 2025 at Cinematheque, 100 Arthur Street, Winnipeg. This family-friendly event features free movies for children aged 6-12, including Beetlejuice, The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, and more. Screenings begin in the afternoon, offering a cozy way to spend winter Sundays. Tickets are free but required, so don’t miss this Winnipeg tradition.