A Maze In Corn & Ziplines
Get lost in - or better yet, find your way through A Maze In Corn.
There is life beyond the city and we will help you discover it. We invite you to wander down some lesser known paths and discover rural gems in Manitoba's French-speaking communities. Bonjour Manitoba says '"Come on in. We're so happy you came!"
Wander down some lesser known paths and discover rural gems in Manitoba's French-speaking communities!
DiscoverManitoba's southwest region stretches from the Red River Valley to the small francophone community of St. Lazare near the Saskatchewan border, and includes the Pembina Valley region and the Métis community of St. Laurent, on the shores of Lake Manitoba.
Did you know that the local history of Manitobas francophone community began in this magnificent region that spans from the area east of the Red River to the Ontario border, where the open prairies meet the rugged landscape of the Canadian Shield?
Get lost in - or better yet, find your way through A Maze In Corn.
Step back in time. These buildings are a fine example of French Canadian homes in the Red River Valley in the 1800's.
The Winnipeg River has a significant, and often unsung, place in the story of Manitoba. This new museum is turning that around.
Cinéma sous les étoiles offers Manitoba audiences free outdoor screenings of French-language films with English subtitles from June 2 to August 25.
A country fair for the whole family, featuring a pancake breakfast, community supper, fun activities and shows for everyone!
Enjoy an amazing berry-inspired dining experience featuring local ingredients and menus carefully curated by four chefs.
Every Thursday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., join us on Esplanade Riel for a market featuring local products by local entrepreneurs.