Explore Oak Hammock Marsh with one of thier nature interpreters, as you look for birds. Bring your own binoculars or use the ones provided. Full hot breakfast included.

$20 for members/$35 for non-members (includes admission to the Discovery Centre)

Register here!

Location: 1 Snow Goose Bay, Stonewall

Don’t miss the annual Baking, Books and Blooms Sale at the St. Andrews on the Red Anglican Church!

Browse great deals on books, media, plants, and baking. Then enjoy a tasty BBQ with hotdogs, burgers, chips, and pop for sale! While you’re there, take a stroll around the historic grounds of the oldest stone church in continuous use in Western Canada.

Donations are welcome! Do not leave donations at the door, please call 204-339-3090 to arrange drop off/pick up.

Location: 3 St. Andrews Rd, St. Andrews

Come for the market, stay for the iconic hot dogs! The Skinner’s Locks Market is more than a market, it’s a destination! Browse 15–30 vendors each week selling handmade goods, then grab a famous hot dog or cool off with ice cream from Skinner’s. Take it across the street, sit on the grass, and enjoy the view of the St. Andrews Locks and Dam.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Email skinnerslocksmarket@gmail.com to apply.

Location: 608 River Road, Lockport

Recharge with a relaxing lunchtime yoga session on the beautiful historic grounds of the St. Andrews Rectory.

Participants are encouraged to dress comfortably and bring their own yoga mat. $40 for the month (5 sessions) or $10 drop-in fee. Register here.

Location: 374 River Rd, St. Andrews
Date: Every Tuesday in June 2, 6, 16, 23, 30

Join the Gwen Fox Gallery for a Photo Walk along Manitoba Avenue in downtown Selkirk. Spend a peaceful evening exploring and admiring the vibrant murals. Share stories, connect with fellow art lovers, and capture unique photos along the way!

Register at drewperry174@gmail.com or text 204-791-0749.

Meet at the Gwen Fox Gallery.

Let Oak Hammock Marsh canoe specialist, Dusty Molinski, guide you through some lesser explored regions of the Marsh on this two hour evening paddle!

You can bring your own canoe or kayak or you can rent one of our canoes to join.

If you are bringing your own, you must have it decontaminated at a provincial decontamination station before the event to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS). To learn more and register, visit here.

Location: 1 Snow Goose Bay, Stonewall

Experience the excitement of the Manitoba Highland Gathering on June 20 and 21, 2026.

Enjoy the highland dance competition, marvel at the strength of the highland games athletes, and take in the sounds of marching bag pipes. Shop at the Scottish Market, sample traditional Scottish food, and watch sheep shearing demonstrations. Try out Scottish line dancing, and step back in time with historical reenactment groups featuring Vikings, Jacobites, the Medieval Ages, and more.

Learn more here!

Location: Legacy Park, East Selkirk

Experience the excitement of the Manitoba Highland Gathering on June 20 and 21, 2026.

Enjoy the highland dance competition, marvel at the strength of the highland games athletes, and take in the sounds of marching bag pipes. Shop at the Scottish Market, sample traditional Scottish food, and watch sheep shearing demonstrations. Try out Scottish line dancing, and step back in time with historical reenactment groups featuring Vikings, Jacobites, the Medieval Ages, and more.

Learn more here!

Location: Legacy Park, East Selkirk

Come for the market, stay for the iconic hot dogs! The Skinner’s Locks Market is more than a market, it’s a destination! Browse 15–30 vendors each week selling handmade goods, then grab a famous hot dog or cool off with ice cream from Skinner’s. Take it across the street, sit on the grass, and enjoy the view of the St. Andrews Locks and Dam.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Email skinnerslocksmarket@gmail.com to apply.

Location: 608 River Road, Lockport

Recharge with a relaxing lunchtime yoga session on the beautiful historic grounds of the St. Andrews Rectory.

Participants are encouraged to dress comfortably and bring their own yoga mat. $40 for the month (5 sessions) or $10 drop-in fee. Register here.

Location: 374 River Rd, St. Andrews
Date: Every Tuesday in June 2, 6, 16, 23, 30

Join Nobuz Market on June 24 for a fun and educational evening tasting non-alcoholic wines from around the world!

This event is curated by WSET Level 3 certified wine expert Karen MacRae. Her passion for wine and extensive knowledge will guide you through a tasting of four carefully chosen non-alcoholic wines. At the end of this event you will have knowledge about grapes, food pairings, and more confidence when choosing your next bottle of wine!

$47.68/person. Register here.

Location: 244 Manitoba Ave, Selkirk

Join Nobuz Market on June 24 for a fun and educational evening tasting non-alcoholic wines from around the world!

This event is curated by WSET Level 3 certified wine expert Karen MacRae. Her passion for wine and extensive knowledge will guide you through a tasting of four carefully chosen non-alcoholic wines. At the end of this event you will have knowledge about grapes, food pairings, and more confidence when choosing your next bottle of wine!

$47.68/person. Register here.

Location: 244 Manitoba Ave, Selkirk

Come for the market, stay for the iconic hot dogs! The Skinner’s Locks Market is more than a market, it’s a destination! Browse 15–30 vendors each week selling handmade goods, then grab a famous hot dog or cool off with ice cream from Skinner’s. Take it across the street, sit on the grass, and enjoy the view of the St. Andrews Locks and Dam.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Email skinnerslocksmarket@gmail.com to apply.

Location: 608 River Road, Lockport

Recharge with a relaxing lunchtime yoga session on the beautiful historic grounds of the St. Andrews Rectory.

Participants are encouraged to dress comfortably and bring their own yoga mat. $40 for the month (5 sessions) or $10 drop-in fee. Register here.

Location: 374 River Rd, St. Andrews
Date: Every Tuesday in June 2, 6, 16, 23, 30

On select Saturdays throughout July and August, Indigenous guests will speak about their experiences and knowledge that they have gained over the years. All are welcome!

Anyone wanting to learn more about and connect more deeply with First Nations and Red River Métis culture is invited and encouraged to attend. For more information visit here!

Admission to the event is included with your daily admission to Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site.

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, St. Andrews

Come for the market, stay for the iconic hot dogs! The Skinner’s Locks Market is more than a market, it’s a destination! Browse 15–30 vendors each week selling handmade goods, then grab a famous hot dog or cool off with ice cream from Skinner’s. Take it across the street, sit on the grass, and enjoy the view of the St. Andrews Locks and Dam.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Email skinnerslocksmarket@gmail.com to apply.

Location: 608 River Road, Lockport

You’re invited to High Tea at the Big House at Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site. Enjoy sandwiches, sweet and savory pastries, and a variety of blended teas on the verandah.

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit their website here.

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, St. Andrews
Time: TBD
Cost: TBD [Ticket includes full access to the site, historic buildings and activities.]

The Gwen Fox Gallery is hosting free painting classes for children ages 7–12 throughout the summer! This is a wonderful opportunity for kids to get creative and learn the basics of painting in a fun environment.

Local artist and instructor Sharon Routley will guide children as they explore their artistic side.

All materials are provided. To register, email ser523@hotmail.com with the subject line “Art Classes.” Every Wednesday, 4-5PM from July 8 to August 12.

Location: 250 Manitoba Ave, Selkirk

On select Saturdays throughout July and August, Indigenous guests will speak about their experiences and knowledge that they have gained over the years. All are welcome!

Anyone wanting to learn more about and connect more deeply with First Nations and Red River Métis culture is invited and encouraged to attend. For more information visit here!

Admission to the event is included with your daily admission to Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site.

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, St. Andrews

Come for the market, stay for the iconic hot dogs! The Skinner’s Locks Market is more than a market, it’s a destination! Browse 15–30 vendors each week selling handmade goods, then grab a famous hot dog or cool off with ice cream from Skinner’s. Take it across the street, sit on the grass, and enjoy the view of the St. Andrews Locks and Dam.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Email skinnerslocksmarket@gmail.com to apply.

Location: 608 River Road, Lockport

You’re invited to High Tea at the Big House at Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site. Enjoy sandwiches, sweet and savory pastries, and a variety of blended teas on the verandah.

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit their website here.

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, St. Andrews
Time: TBD
Cost: TBD [Ticket includes full access to the site, historic buildings and activities.]

The Gwen Fox Gallery is hosting free painting classes for children ages 7–12 throughout the summer! This is a wonderful opportunity for kids to get creative and learn the basics of painting in a fun environment.

Local artist and instructor Sharon Routley will guide children as they explore their artistic side.

All materials are provided. To register, email ser523@hotmail.com with the subject line “Art Classes.” Every Wednesday, 4-5PM from July 8 to August 12.

Location: 250 Manitoba Ave, Selkirk

On select Saturdays throughout July and August, Indigenous guests will speak about their experiences and knowledge that they have gained over the years. All are welcome!

Anyone wanting to learn more about and connect more deeply with First Nations and Red River Métis culture is invited and encouraged to attend. For more information visit here!

Admission to the event is included with your daily admission to Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site.

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, St. Andrews

Enjoy music with the gorgeous view of the Red River as the backdrop. Come on down to the Selkirk Concert Series and bring a lawn chair, you won’t want to miss these free family friendly concerts!

For more information visit here!

Rock the Waterfront Line-Up:
7PM | Black Lights
8:30PM | Looks that Kill

June 6 - Season Opener
July 18 - Rock the Waterfront
August 8 - Music on Manitoba

Location: The Selkirk Waterfront (Behind the Mighty Kiwi, 386 Eveline St.)

Come for the market, stay for the iconic hot dogs! The Skinner’s Locks Market is more than a market, it’s a destination! Browse 15–30 vendors each week selling handmade goods, then grab a famous hot dog or cool off with ice cream from Skinner’s. Take it across the street, sit on the grass, and enjoy the view of the St. Andrews Locks and Dam.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Email skinnerslocksmarket@gmail.com to apply.

Location: 608 River Road, Lockport

The Selkirk Port Market offers the perfect lunchtime escape this summer. Explore over 15 booths featuring baked goods, fresh produce, and handcrafted items from local bakers, farmers, and artisans. Bring your own lunch or enjoy tasty offerings from food vendors while listening to live music.

This waterfront market runs the last two Wednesdays in July and every Wednesday in August from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine (with exceptions for thunderstorms or extreme weather for safety).

Kids can enjoy stories and crafts at the United for Literacy Reading Tent. Stop by the Fair Trade Selkirk booth to sample treats and learn how your purchases support ethical shopping. And don’t miss the Selkirk Heritage Advisory Committee display, where local history comes to life through artifacts, photos, and stories.

Location: Along Superior Ave, Behind the Mighty Kiwi (386 Eveline St, Selkirk).

The Gwen Fox Gallery is hosting free painting classes for children ages 7–12 throughout the summer! This is a wonderful opportunity for kids to get creative and learn the basics of painting in a fun environment.

Local artist and instructor Sharon Routley will guide children as they explore their artistic side.

All materials are provided. To register, email ser523@hotmail.com with the subject line “Art Classes.” Every Wednesday, 4-5PM from July 8 to August 12.

Location: 250 Manitoba Ave, Selkirk

On select Saturdays throughout July and August, Indigenous guests will speak about their experiences and knowledge that they have gained over the years. All are welcome!

Anyone wanting to learn more about and connect more deeply with First Nations and Red River Métis culture is invited and encouraged to attend. For more information visit here!

Admission to the event is included with your daily admission to Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site.

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, St. Andrews

Come for the market, stay for the iconic hot dogs! The Skinner’s Locks Market is more than a market, it’s a destination! Browse 15–30 vendors each week selling handmade goods, then grab a famous hot dog or cool off with ice cream from Skinner’s. Take it across the street, sit on the grass, and enjoy the view of the St. Andrews Locks and Dam.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Email skinnerslocksmarket@gmail.com to apply.

Location: 608 River Road, Lockport

The Selkirk Port Market offers the perfect lunchtime escape this summer. Explore over 15 booths featuring baked goods, fresh produce, and handcrafted items from local bakers, farmers, and artisans. Bring your own lunch or enjoy tasty offerings from food vendors while listening to live music.

This waterfront market runs the last two Wednesdays in July and every Wednesday in August from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine (with exceptions for thunderstorms or extreme weather for safety).

Kids can enjoy stories and crafts at the United for Literacy Reading Tent. Stop by the Fair Trade Selkirk booth to sample treats and learn how your purchases support ethical shopping. And don’t miss the Selkirk Heritage Advisory Committee display, where local history comes to life through artifacts, photos, and stories

Location: Along Superior Ave, Behind the Mighty Kiwi (386 Eveline St, Selkirk).

The Gwen Fox Gallery is hosting free painting classes for children ages 7–12 throughout the summer! This is a wonderful opportunity for kids to get creative and learn the basics of painting in a fun environment.

Local artist and instructor Sharon Routley will guide children as they explore their artistic side.

All materials are provided. To register, email ser523@hotmail.com with the subject line “Art Classes.” Every Wednesday, 4-5PM from July 8 to August 12.

Location: 250 Manitoba Ave, Selkirk

On select Saturdays throughout July and August, Indigenous guests will speak about their experiences and knowledge that they have gained over the years. All are welcome!

Anyone wanting to learn more about and connect more deeply with First Nations and Red River Métis culture is invited and encouraged to attend. For more information visit here!

Admission to the event is included with your daily admission to Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site.

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, St. Andrews

Come for the market, stay for the iconic hot dogs! The Skinner’s Locks Market is more than a market, it’s a destination! Browse 15–30 vendors each week selling handmade goods, then grab a famous hot dog or cool off with ice cream from Skinner’s. Take it across the street, sit on the grass, and enjoy the view of the St. Andrews Locks and Dam.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Email skinnerslocksmarket@gmail.com to apply.

Location: 608 River Road, Lockport

Parks Canada invites you to their special Treaty No. 1 Commemoration Day at Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site.

Learn about Treaty No. 1 (the first of the numbered treaties) on the 155th anniversary of its signing between the Ojibway, Swampy Cree and the Crown on the historic grounds. For more information, visit their website here.

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, St. Andews

The Selkirk Port Market offers the perfect lunchtime escape this summer. Explore over 15 booths featuring baked goods, fresh produce, and handcrafted items from local bakers, farmers, and artisans. Bring your own lunch or enjoy tasty offerings from food vendors while listening to live music.

This waterfront market runs the last two Wednesdays in July and every Wednesday in August from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine (with exceptions for thunderstorms or extreme weather for safety).

Kids can enjoy stories and crafts at the United for Literacy Reading Tent. Stop by the Fair Trade Selkirk booth to sample treats and learn how your purchases support ethical shopping. And don’t miss the Selkirk Heritage Advisory Committee display, where local history comes to life through artifacts, photos, and stories

Location: Along Superior Ave, Behind the Mighty Kiwi (386 Eveline St, Selkirk).

The Gwen Fox Gallery is hosting free painting classes for children ages 7–12 throughout the summer! This is a wonderful opportunity for kids to get creative and learn the basics of painting in a fun environment.

Local artist and instructor Sharon Routley will guide children as they explore their artistic side.

All materials are provided. To register, email ser523@hotmail.com with the subject line “Art Classes.” Every Wednesday, 4-5PM from July 8 to August 12.

Location: 250 Manitoba Ave, Selkirk

On select Saturdays throughout July and August, Indigenous guests will speak about their experiences and knowledge that they have gained over the years. All are welcome!

Anyone wanting to learn more about and connect more deeply with First Nations and Red River Métis culture is invited and encouraged to attend. For more information visit here!

Admission to the event is included with your daily admission to Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site.

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, St. Andrews

Enjoy a night of live music downtown Selkirk during Music on Manitoba. Bring a lawn chair, grab a bite from local food vendors, along Manitoba Avenue at this free, family-friendly event.

Families can enjoy kids activities, interactive games, bubbles, balloon twisting with Mr. Squiggly, and more. Don’t forget to explore the Mighty Market featuring unique handmade goods from talented local artisans.

For more information visit here!

Agenda:
4-7PM | Kids Activities (Bubble Barn, Fit Kids Healthy Kids Motion Zone, Mr. Squiggly).
6-10PM | Night Market hosted by Bud & Bloom
7PM | Irvin Miller
8:30PM | The Coveralls

Location: Music on Manitoba is located on Manitoba Ave East, Selkirk

Come for the market, stay for the iconic hot dogs! The Skinner’s Locks Market is more than a market, it’s a destination! Browse 15–30 vendors each week selling handmade goods, then grab a famous hot dog or cool off with ice cream from Skinner’s. Take it across the street, sit on the grass, and enjoy the view of the St. Andrews Locks and Dam.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Email skinnerslocksmarket@gmail.com to apply.

Location: 608 River Road, Lockport

You’re invited to High Tea at the Big House at Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site. Enjoy sandwiches, sweet and savory pastries, and a variety of blended teas on the verandah.

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit their website here.

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, St. Andrews
Time: TBD
Cost: TBD [Ticket includes full access to the site, historic buildings and activities.]

The Selkirk Port Market offers the perfect lunchtime escape this summer. Explore over 15 booths featuring baked goods, fresh produce, and handcrafted items from local bakers, farmers, and artisans. Bring your own lunch or enjoy tasty offerings from food vendors while listening to live music.

This waterfront market runs the last two Wednesdays in July and every Wednesday in August from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine (with exceptions for thunderstorms or extreme weather for safety).

Kids can enjoy stories and crafts at the United for Literacy Reading Tent. Stop by the Fair Trade Selkirk booth to sample treats and learn how your purchases support ethical shopping. And don’t miss the Selkirk Heritage Advisory Committee display, where local history comes to life through artifacts, photos, and stories

Location: Along Superior Ave, Behind the Mighty Kiwi (386 Eveline St, Selkirk).

The Gwen Fox Gallery is hosting free painting classes for children ages 7–12 throughout the summer! This is a wonderful opportunity for kids to get creative and learn the basics of painting in a fun environment.

Local artist and instructor Sharon Routley will guide children as they explore their artistic side.

All materials are provided. To register, email ser523@hotmail.com with the subject line “Art Classes.” Every Wednesday, 4-5PM from July 8 to August 12.

Location: 250 Manitoba Ave, Selkirk

From moccasins to motor cars, explore and celebrate how people have gotten around throughout history at the 2026 Tanspo Expo. A family-friendly, hands-on event presented in collaboration with Friends of Lower Fort Garry.

Featuring:
All-British Car Show
York Boats on Display
Heritage Buses from the 1930s and 1950s
Making a Red River Cart
Expert Paddle/Canoe Maker
Hobby-Horse Racing Game
Ultimate Voyageur Obstacle Course
Kettle Corn, Cotton Candy, Hot Dogs

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site
Price: Included with LFG daily admission

On select Saturdays throughout July and August, Indigenous guests will speak about their experiences and knowledge that they have gained over the years. All are welcome!

Anyone wanting to learn more about and connect more deeply with First Nations and Red River Métis culture is invited and encouraged to attend. For more information visit here!

Admission to the event is included with your daily admission to Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site.

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, St. Andrews

Come for the market, stay for the iconic hot dogs! The Skinner’s Locks Market is more than a market, it’s a destination! Browse 15–30 vendors each week selling handmade goods, then grab a famous hot dog or cool off with ice cream from Skinner’s. Take it across the street, sit on the grass, and enjoy the view of the St. Andrews Locks and Dam.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Email skinnerslocksmarket@gmail.com to apply.

Location: 608 River Road, Lockport

The Selkirk Port Market offers the perfect lunchtime escape this summer. Explore over 15 booths featuring baked goods, fresh produce, and handcrafted items from local bakers, farmers, and artisans. Bring your own lunch or enjoy tasty offerings from food vendors while listening to live music.

This waterfront market runs the last two Wednesdays in July and every Wednesday in August from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine (with exceptions for thunderstorms or extreme weather for safety).

Kids can enjoy stories and crafts at the United for Literacy Reading Tent. Stop by the Fair Trade Selkirk booth to sample treats and learn how your purchases support ethical shopping. And don’t miss the Selkirk Heritage Advisory Committee display, where local history comes to life through artifacts, photos, and stories

Location: Along Superior Ave, Behind the Mighty Kiwi (386 Eveline St, Selkirk).

On select Saturdays throughout July and August, Indigenous guests will speak about their experiences and knowledge that they have gained over the years. All are welcome!

Anyone wanting to learn more about and connect more deeply with First Nations and Red River Métis culture is invited and encouraged to attend. For more information visit here!

Admission to the event is included with your daily admission to Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site.

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, St. Andrews

Come for the market, stay for the iconic hot dogs! The Skinner’s Locks Market is more than a market, it’s a destination! Browse 15–30 vendors each week selling handmade goods, then grab a famous hot dog or cool off with ice cream from Skinner’s. Take it across the street, sit on the grass, and enjoy the view of the St. Andrews Locks and Dam.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Email skinnerslocksmarket@gmail.com to apply.

Location: 608 River Road, Lockport

The Selkirk Port Market offers the perfect lunchtime escape this summer. Explore over 15 booths featuring baked goods, fresh produce, and handcrafted items from local bakers, farmers, and artisans. Bring your own lunch or enjoy tasty offerings from food vendors while listening to live music.

This waterfront market runs the last two Wednesdays in July and every Wednesday in August from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine (with exceptions for thunderstorms or extreme weather for safety).

Kids can enjoy stories and crafts at the United for Literacy Reading Tent. Stop by the Fair Trade Selkirk booth to sample treats and learn how your purchases support ethical shopping. And don’t miss the Selkirk Heritage Advisory Committee display, where local history comes to life through artifacts, photos, and stories

Location: Along Superior Ave, Behind the Mighty Kiwi (386 Eveline St, Selkirk).

On select Saturdays throughout July and August, Indigenous guests will speak about their experiences and knowledge that they have gained over the years. All are welcome!

Anyone wanting to learn more about and connect more deeply with First Nations and Red River Métis culture is invited and encouraged to attend. For more information visit here!

Admission to the event is included with your daily admission to Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site.

Location: 5925 Hwy 9, St. Andrews

Come for the market, stay for the iconic hot dogs! The Skinner’s Locks Market is more than a market, it’s a destination! Browse 15–30 vendors each week selling handmade goods, then grab a famous hot dog or cool off with ice cream from Skinner’s. Take it across the street, sit on the grass, and enjoy the view of the St. Andrews Locks and Dam.

Interested in becoming a vendor? Email skinnerslocksmarket@gmail.com to apply.

Location: 608 River Road, Lockport