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Nuit Blanche Winnipeg
In-person
Film & video Interdisciplinary Sculpture & installation Visual artsDate and time
Location
The Exchange District, The Forks, Downtown, St. Boniface
King St.
Winnipeg, MB
Directions: Whatever you do, don't drive! Park the car - then walk, bike, wheel or hop on our free trolley to take you to different locations throughout the evening. The exhibits are placed in walking distance to each other, for larger distances check our trolley schedule.
Access
Free.
Offered in English and French.
Wheelchair accessible, has gender-neutral washrooms, will have a sign language interpreter, offers closed captioning or subtitles, offers audio description, and is a relaxed performance.
About
Nuit Blanche Winnipeg is back! September 28th, 6pm-late we are hosting an exciting night of contemporary art installations, performances, Winnipeg's most venerated art institutions, independent curators and 30,000 art animators on one night - we can't wait! This year our celebration will focus on four zones:
The Exchange District
Downtown (The WAG-Qaumajuq, The Canadian Museum for Human Rights)
The Forks
St. Boniface
We encourage you to take in these events as a pedestrian. Walk, bike, roll, or any creative way you can consider to visit our exhibits. If you need help reaching different zones throughout the eventing we offer a free of charge Trolley service from 6pm-Midnight.
Stay tuned to this Culture Days "Hub" as we add on more events each week.
This event would not be possible without the help of:
The Winnipeg Arts Council (Producing Partner)
Canadian Heritage
The Manitoba Arts Council
The Exchange District Biz
Downtown Winnipeg Biz
The Asper Foundation
The Winnipeg Foundation
Links
- Nuit Blanche Winnipeg Website nuitblanchewinnipeg.ca
Organizer
Culture Days Manitoba
Since the first cross-country Culture Days, Manitoba has been a leader in both the number and diversity of activities provided, and in attendance on a per capita basis. We are also leaders in best practices, driving the delivery of planning and marketing workshops for rural and northern communities throughout the Province and contributing to the development of a national Culture Days handbook that encourages participation of schools and students.
In Manitoba, Culture Days incorporated as Culture Days Manitoba Inc. in January 2013. Our mission is to celebrate the diversity of Manitoba’s arts and culture sector in all regions and communities of the Province. Nuit Blanche Winnipeg is produced by Culture Days Manitoba in collaboration with the Winnipeg Arts Council, Producing Partner. It is a free nighttime exploration and celebration of contemporary art that takes place on the opening Saturday of Culture Days. Core Winnipeg areas including St. Boniface, the Exchange District, Downtown and the West End will be illuminated by art installations and performances pieces.
Since 2009 Manitoba has seen a substantial growth of 175% in registered arts and cultural activities as well as growth in attendance. Culture Days has made a difference in Manitoba by showcasing and celebrating the diverse artistic and cultural talent across our province—in communities as far south as Morden to as far north as Churchill, in small venues and galleries dotted across the province to venerated arts institutions—giving access to all citizens, regardless of age, location or experience, to participate.)
Culture Days Manitoba and Nuit Blanche Winnipeg will feature hundreds of free cultural events for Manitobans in all corners of the province. Indigenous artists and traditional knowledge sharers, established and emerging artists—citizens across the province are ready to share their passion with you. Please join us and thousands of other Manitobans as we celebrate and share — whether through online workshops for students, soapstone carving in Flin Flon, Dauphin’s Yardfringe or Illuminating the Night at Nuit Blanche – and you will find something that amazes, inspires or simply brings a smile to your face.