Summer Festival Guide
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Festival organizers plan for accessibility
Reducing barriers can allow more Manitobans to enjoy festival culture
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Oddblock Comedy Festival
Aug. 24 to 27 // Not your average block party
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Harvest Sun Music Festival
Aug. 18 to 20 // Slow down and join the village
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Rainbow Trout Music Festival
Aug. 18 to 20 // Indie music and arts on the Roseau River
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Manitoba Electronic Music Exhibition
Aug. 17 to 20 // Bringing big names that are off the (pop) charts
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Kleefeld Honey Festival
Aug. 11 to 13 // Where honey meets chili
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Folklorama
Aug. 6 to 19 // Building community, one pavilion at a time
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Gimli Film Festival
July 26 to 30 // Moviegoing: An exciting summer activity
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Ballet in the Park
July 26 to 28 // Bringing dance to the outdoor stage
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Disco Needs A Squeeze
July 27 to 29 // Showcasing Winnipeg’s hardcore punk scene
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Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival
July 19 to 30 // Filling the lineup and the seats
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Fighting to be heard
Female artists slowly break into the boy’s club of Manitoba music festivals
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Arborg Fair & Rodeo
July 14 to 16 // From the farm to the festival
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Riding Mountain National Park Film Festival
July 11 to 16 // Experiencing film through the great outdoors
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Winnipeg Fish Festival
July 8 // Something fishy at The Forks
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PortageX
July 7 to 9 // A piece of history
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Winnipeg Folk Festival
July 6 to 9 // Finding a place in the community
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Starting your own DIY festival
Advice from local festival organizers
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DIY Homesteader Festival
June 24 // Hone your skills and collect new ones
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Blue Hills Fibre Festival
June 10 // Exploring the fibre arts through workshops and demonstrations