Museums Re-Opened

As per Premier Pallister’s April 29, 2020 news release, museums, along with some other businesses, will be allowed to welcome visitors as early as May 4, 2020. Many museums will need time to obtain supplies and implement safety protocols to ensure the safety and well-being of their visitors, staff and volunteers, before they are ready for in-person visits.

You can also check out a museum's status from their individual pages on our website.

Here is a list of Manitoba museums and their known re-opening dates:

Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba, Brandon - May 25

Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre, Morden - June 1, 2020

Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg - June 17

Carberry Plains Museum, Carberry - June 22

Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum, Brandon

Dalnavert Museum, Winnipeg - May 20

Daly House Museum, Brandon - June 2

Flin Flon Station Museum, Flin Flon

Fort Dauphin Museum, Dauphin - June 5 (coningent upon conditions at that time)

Le Musée de Saint-Boniface Museum, Winnipeg - June 8 (Online registration is now open)

Manitoba Crafts Museum & Library, Winnipeg

Manitoba Electrical Museum, Winnipeg - June 9 (pending)

Mennonite Heritage Village, Steinbach - May 13

Miami Railway Station Museum, Miami - June (TBD)

New Iceland Heritage Museum, Gimli - June 1

Sam Waller Museum, The Pas

Settlers, Rails & Trails, Argyle - July 16

Somerset Lorne Citizens Museum, Somerset - June 17

Sprague & District Historical Museum Inc., Sprague - June 6

Swan Valley Historical Museum, Swan River

Transcona Museum, Winnipeg - June 5

Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Manitoba Branch, Winnipeg - will be open for July & August