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43. Photograph the magnificent bird migration that takes place at Oak Hammock Marsh Interpretive Centre each fall. 44. Appreciate musical excellence when you listen to the sophisticated sounds of the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra. 45. Elevate your taste buds with RAW:almond, a signature Winnipeg pop-up restaurant where you dine on the frozen river in late January/early February. 46. Work on your swing year-round beneath the soaring canopy of the Golf Dome. 47. Introduce your children to the arts by attending kid-friendly productions at Manitoba Theatre for Young People. 48. Go stargazing at the Manitoba Museum's Planetarium, where you can learn all about the night sky and its constellations. 49. Explore the local craft beer scene on a 4-hour Winnipeg Tasting Tour. 50. Discover the power of imagination at the Manitoba Children's Museum. 51. Be amazed by the dancers at the world- renowned Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet ― including a reimagining of The Handmaid's Tale (October 10–14), and a stunningly romantic performance of Romeo & Juliet (February 13–17). 52. Take in top performers like Metallica (September 13) and Keith Urban (September 19), among others, at Bell MTS Place. 53. Support local and stock up on fresh produce, local meats, crafts and preserves at the St. Norbert Farmers Market. 54. Ring in the New Year with live entertainment on the main stage and a midnight fireworks display at the Family New Year's Eve at The Forks. 55. Run, jump and play on the massive three- storey play structure at indoor children's centre Kid City. 56. Sharpen your blades and go for a skate on the duck pond at Assiniboine Park. 57. Get in touch with your inner kid at the U-Puttz Amusement Centre, featuring glow-in-the dark mini-golf, laser tag, bumper cars and X-D Xtreme motion simulator. 58. Get a jumpstart on your Christmas shopping at one of many pop-up markets including Scattered Seeds (October 11–14), CRAFTED Show + Sale (November 2–3), Signatures Craft Show & Sale (November 22–25), and Third + Bird (November 22–24). 59. Immerse yourself in the works of Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen at the Master Playwright Festival (January 29–February 17). 60. Learn about Winnipeg's Francophone and Métis communities at the St. Boniface Museum. 61. Let the planning begin for your special day at the Wonderful Wedding Show (January 19– 20), featuring over 300 local exhibitors and all the latest wedding trends. 62. Be captivated by a premiere work featuring Winnipeg's Contemporary Dancers. 63. Light up your knowledge of Manitoba's electrical history at the Manitoba Electrical Museum and Education Centre. tourismwinnipeg.com 9 101 THINGS TO DO St. Norbert Farmers Market: Mike Peters RAW:almond Tourism Winnipeg

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