Overview
The Winnipeg River Heritage Museum’s exhibits and interactive displays capture the spirit of the people who have endured and thrived on the river for generations. Discover tales of Indigenous and Métis peoples, trading posts, missionary-established settlements and industry-driven communities. Witness the development of hydroelectric generating stations that changed the Winnipeg River forever. Begin the journey to uncover the Winnipeg River region’s unique history.
Features
- Extensive collection of artifacts and photographs
- Interactive exhibits exploring the history of the Winnipeg River
- Displays of family heirlooms and personal stories
- Cultural festivals and seasonal celebrations
- Educational workshops and special events
- Festival des Crèches with over 300 nativity scenes
- Gift shop with unique heritage-themed merchandise and souvenirs
- Accessibility features to ensure a comfortable visit for all guests
Hours
- Tuesday to Sunday: 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
- Monday: Closed
Admission Costs
- Adults: $5.00
- Seniors (65+): $4.00
- Students (ages 13-22): $4.00
- Children (ages 6-12): $3.00
- Children (ages 5 & under): Free
- Family Day Pass (2 adults & accompanying children): $20.00
Directions
The Winnipeg River Heritage Museum is located at 19 Baie Caron South, St-Georges, MB R0E 1V0. It is easily accessible by car, with ample parking available on-site. The museum is situated along the picturesque Winnipeg River, making it a perfect stop for those exploring the natural beauty and historical sites of Manitoba. Nearby attractions include the St-Georges Historical Society and the scenic trails along the river, offering additional points of interest for visitors. Dining options are available in the surrounding area, enhancing the overall experience for those visiting the Winnipeg River Heritage Museum.