Adventure, Culture, Festivals and events, Métis, Outdoor, Outdoor Markets, Park, trails and beaches, Shop local
With the arrival of summer in June, it’s the perfect time to enjoy the outdoors, discover new activities, and spend quality time outside. Whether it’s exploring cultural events, celebrating the diversity of traditions, or simply gathering with loved ones, the summer season offers countless opportunities to get out and immerse yourself in what brings the community to life.
On June 20 and 21, 2026, come celebrate Francophone culture at the Saint-Jean-Baptiste Festival in La Broquerie! This event has been held since 1897 and celebrates French-Canadian culture through music, food, and community spirit. It offers many activities for all ages. You can take part in the baseball tournament, watch a lively concert, and enjoy quality time in the sun with your family.
To learn more, visit their Facebook page: Facebook
Starting June 4, Jeudis Franco Thursdays are back! Every Thursday throughout the summer, you can take part in a variety of activities in the morning, afternoon, and evening. Jeudis Franco Thursdays are a great opportunity to practice your French, enjoy the outdoors, learn more about local history, and appreciate the arts.
Visit their website to find out which events are happening each Thursday:
Are you looking for a place to buy local products while enjoying the outdoors? Then join us at the St. Boniface Summer Market this summer! From June 18 to August 27, the market takes place every Thursday from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Joseph Royal Park. Enjoy a beautiful view of the Red River and listen to music while discovering more than 30 local vendors offering a wide variety of products – a great way to spend time with friends and family!
To learn more, visit their website:
LE MARCHÉ D’ÉTÉ ST. BONIFACE SUMMER MARKET – Jeudis Franco Thursdays
June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day. This year marks the 30th anniversary of this day, and many events are taking place in Manitoba where you can discover and celebrate the culture, heritage, and stories of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples.
The Union nationale métisse de St. Joseph is collaborating with Festival du Voyageur to host a Métis picnic at Fort Gibraltar from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on June 20 to celebrate Métis culture and traditions, and the Local Métis of St. Malo are hosting a paint night on June 17 as part of National Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations. The local Métis of St-Pierre are also organizing a Rivière-aux-Rats Métis celebration at the St-Pierre-Jolys Museum on June 21.
To register and learn more about these events, visit: Toot Aasaamb au Pique-nique des Métis | Unmsjm, and the St Malo Local Métis Facebook page: Facebook
Winnipeg’s largest Pride celebration is taking place from May 26 to June 7 this year. The 2026 theme, “Celebrate Who You Are,” highlights the diversity of the community and the love and support that bring it together. A first this year: the official 2026 logo was designed in both English and French!
As part of the celebrations, the Centre culturel franco-manitobain will host Théâtre Cercle Molière and the Fédération des parents de la Francophonie Manitobaine for a Drag Story Time on June 14, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Patio 340.
To learn more about events happening during Pride celebrations, visit:
Pride Winnipeg – May 26 – June 7, 2026
Dimanche en famille: Le mois de fierté | FPFM
Celebrate your dad this Father’s Day by treating him to a night on the patio or spending time outdoors. If your dad loves good food and drink, check out Promenade Brasserie or Kilter Brewing Co. in St. Boniface for French-Metis cuisine or fun flavoured beers. If your dad is more adventurous, go on a hike at McArthur Falls or Coca-Cola Falls in the RM of Alexander for amazing views and a day in nature.
