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[ uniquely winnipeg ] The Pavillion at Assiniboine Park: Matthews Delores Winn ipeg Art Ga ller y Folklorama: Lance Thomson Photographic Canada's oldest public gallery, the Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG) celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2013. It is home to the world's largest public collection of contemporary Inuit art, some of which is always on display, and is conveniently located downtown within walking distance to many hotels. The Winnipeg Art Gallery boasts a constantly changing exhibition schedule of national and international art, while showcasing the works of Manitoba artists. Take in a guided exhibition tour before savouring lunch at the bright and airy Storm Bistro overlooking the rooftop sculpture garden. The stunning Assiniboine Park is Winnipeg's oldest, welcoming visitors for more than 100 years. Bring companion travellers to Assiniboine Park Zoo, and the whimsical Nature Playground, or contemplate life in the tranquil setting of Leo Mol Sculpture Garden. Stroll the tree-lined walkways or English Gardens as you enjoy the park's lush and verdant setting. Fill up at one of two restaurants and head to the Pavilion Gallery Museum to learn about the city's connection to the world's most beloved bear—Winnie the Pooh. The Manitoba Museum is an award-winning heritage and edutainment centre that connects visitors with the province's rich and colourful past. This museum features an ever-changing variety of touring and specialty exhibits in addition to its nine permanent galleries, Science Gallery and Planetarium, boasting Canada's most advanced projection technology. The museum is home to one of Canada's most important historical collections: The Hudson's Bay Company Museum Collection. Winnipeg is a city that loves to celebrate and there are opportunities to get caught up in the excitement year around, as some of Canada's biggest and best events were created in Winnipeg. Whether admiring world-class snow sculptures at Festival du Voyageur, savouring multicultural eats at Folklorama to soaking in live theatre during Winnipeg Fringe Festival in summer, there are plenty of ways to celebrate and discover something new. Winnipeg's dynamic festivals highlight live music, theatre, visual arts, global cuisine and more. An nt cie s Sea G M an t The ry a alle itoba Museum: Hans Thater TOURISM WINNIPEG | www.tourismwinnipeg.com/meetings 13