The Aulneau-La Vérendrye Memorial
Standing at ground level, the sculpture invites a tactile connection between modern visitors and these early pioneers.
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Winnipeg
Our Arts Incubator Program, based in the heart of downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba, is a vibrant new initiative designed to celebrate and elevate Canada’s arts and culture. This dynamic space fosters participatory arts, providing opportunities for creative expression through music, storytelling, Indigenous art, and special events for all ages. Rooted in community-building, the program offers youth-focused activities, workshops, and mentorships that bring together artists, families, and audiences from across the region. Our programs have been supported by the OpenAI Researcher Access Program., the Canada Council for the Arts and the Manitoba Arts Council.
Final Deadline for the Under $100 Art Show in Winnipeg
Last Chance for Artists! The Deadline is May 1! The deadline to apply for this year’s Under $100 Art Show in Winnipeg is almost here,…
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The Heart of the Community
Winnipeg’s celestial gateway at Oodena, where ancient history meets the stars in a stunning naked-eye observatory.
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May 1: Deadline to Apply for the Under $100 Art Show in Winnipeg!
ARTSPOT’s Under $100 Art Show returns to Winnipeg this August, showcasing affordable original artwork from local artists.
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April 1: Apply for the Under $100 Art Show in Winnipeg
Artist applications for Saskatoon & Winnipeg will open April 1, 2026.
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The Bench Where It Happens
From frozen rinks to outdoor boardrooms, we’re celebrating the park benches that hosted our best winter ideas.
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Vision & Voice with Tony Eetak
An immersive fusion of photography and music, Tony Eetak’s multidisciplinary showcase redefines Northern artistry through a digital lens.
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Winter’s Last Stand
Winnipeg’s winter fades, revealing a cinematic blend of historic grit and futuristic steel ready for spring exploration.
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The Orange Glow
Stephen Juba Park sits silent and frozen. There's a kind of silence that hits Stephen Juba Park when the temperature drops and the sun stays…
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Federal Impact Assessment Process Concerns
Commenters criticize the federal impact assessment process for excluding transportation risks and failing to respect Indigenous sovereignty.
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