Royal Winnipeg Ballet

Winnipeg's second-largest live theatre offers an incredibly intimate experience with all seats less than 10 metres from the stage.

Hockey (National Hockey League): In 2011, Winnipeg again became home to an NHL team after a Winnipeg-based group purchased the Atlanta Thrashers. The team resurrected the Jets name that had been used by two other Winnipeg-based hockey teams, most notably the city's former NHL franchise. The Jets play at Canada Life Centre, built in 2004 and a first-class venue for hockey games and concerts, though small by NHL standards. Single-game tickets are available, but can be hard to come across for key matchups; 13,000 of the arena's 15,000 seats were dedicated to season tickets.

Hockey (American Hockey League). The Manitoba Moose are the professional farm team of the Winnipeg Jets, and play at least 38 regular season games at Canada Life Centre. The AHL is a developmental league where NHL draft picks, prospects, and ex-NHL veterans regularly play. Compared to the NHL, AHL hockey is more affordable and tickets are readily available. AHL games are generally more family friendly as a result. The Manitoba Moose play at the same arena as the Winnipeg Jets, which makes for a comfortable and enjoyable fan experience.

The Winnipeg Sea Bears have exploded onto the summer pro basketball scene as a highly successful expansion team in the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL). Satisfying pent-up demand among local basketball fanatics, the Sea Bears have enthralled Canada Life Centre crowds with fast paced action, mixed with exciting game presentation.

The Winnipeg Art Gallery is Western Canada's oldest gallery, and features Manitoban, Canadian, and international artists and a large collection of Inuit Art. With its striking architecture, it is an integral part of downtown Winnipeg.

Showcases superb local artists and features appearances by exciting national and international guest artists.