Winnipeg is experiencing an unprecedented amount of change as more than $2 billion of investment in new infrastructure and attractions is underway. Bring your next meeting, convention or corporate event to experience the city’s exciting transformation.

True North Square

True North Square

Located right beside Canada Life Centre and connected to most of downtown via heated skywalks, True North Square has become the new spot to gather before, during and after large events at the arena. Its Hargrave Street Market is a great stop for delegates with its stylish food hall featuring concepts from some of the city’s best chefs covering Italian, Japanese, Mexican and Americana cuisine. These food kiosks surround the swish Rose Bar, which has a great craft cocktail program, while Lake of the Woods Brewing Company has a tap room downstairs and outdoor patio. Its outdoor plaza often shows games and events on the big screen (weather permitting), all serviced by fun bars from Mottola Grocery, which itself features a butcher counter, bakery, flower shop, excellent grab-and-go items for breakfast and lunch, and a licenced espresso bar for Aperol Spritz fans.

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Winnipeg Art Gallery-Qaumajuq

Winnipeg Art Gallery-Qaumajuq

Qaumajuq, meaning “it is bright, it is lit” in Inuktitut, is the city’s newest internationally acclaimed attraction. Having already shared the cover of TIME magazine’s World’s Best Places for 2021, this 185,000 sq. ft. centre provides an unparalleled artistic backdrop to your event, with one-of-a-kind features like a three-storey glass vault that houses thousands of carvings from nearly every region of the Arctic. As a venue, it offers classrooms, a theatre and inspiring gallery spaces with striking features throughout that celebrates the North. Its architecture, mandate and curatorial process have all seen rave reviews from the likes of The New York Times, Smithsonian, Forbes and countless design publications.

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The Leaf

The Leaf

The Leaf is a $100-million horticultural attraction and event centre. As a venue, it combines the best of both environments—giving you the chance to host an outdoor reception amongst lush, thematic gardens before flowing indoors to enchant guests within its biomes, butterfly garden and Canada’s largest indoor waterfall. The building itself is encased in a stunning, conical all-glass panel façade, featuring an onsite restaurant and patio that will service events often using ingredients that are grown in the surrounding outdoor gardens.

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Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada

Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada

The Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada has reopened in a stately brand-new $46-million facility that complements the James Richardson International Airport area beautifully.  

Within you’ll find never-before-seen aircraft, a new observation deck to do some planespotting and a 6,608 sq. ft. Hangar Floor showcasing a history of Western Canadian Aviation that includes the CF-104 Starfighter along with a few whacky concepts that never took off, like the flying saucer like Avro Car. As a venue, it has in-house catering, a state-of-the-art board room, meeting rooms, classrooms, and more to ensure the sky’s the limit for your next event.

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