pē-kiyokē Creative Arts Festival - Free music, food, poetry readings & dance (August 27: 1-5pm) pē-kiyokē is Winnipeg's newest free Creative Arts Festival, based in the heart of the city. pē-kiyokē means "come and visit" in Ininímowin -- this is your invitation to experience the best of Winnipeg's local culture. This free event celebrates the rich diversity of our local artistic scene with presentations of literature, music, dance & food; all hosted at one of the oldest homes in Winnipeg.
Music by: Sam Singer Jus' Drummin' Trevor Greyeyes Readings by City of Winnipeg Poets Laureate: Chimwemwe Undi Duncan Mercredi Di Brandt Food by Feast Bistro Tours, exhibits & local history by Ross House Museum Thank-you to our sponsors: The Province of Manitoba, City Councilor Ross Eadie, Feast Bistro, Unicity Paint & Body, D.G.I. Custom Machine Works, Dhaka Automobile
Historic Point Douglas Walking Tours (Dates TBA) Our expert guides will lead you through 200 years of history, and it's all within walking distance. Visit a notorious fugitive's hideout, a thriving red light district, and one of the birthplaces of the Winnipeg General Strike.
Historic Flintlock and Woodcarving Demonstration with Dan Waldman Join us on Saturday August 3rd for a FREE historic flintlock and wood carving demonstration led by friend of the museum, Dan Waldman! Learn how to use a flintlock gun, similar to the ones owned by the Ross' found at the museum, followed by a wood carving demonstration using historic techniques from the Ross Family's time.
Canada Day - Free Community BBQ (July 1) Join us for a free community BBQ in Joe Zuken Park! Celebrate Canada's birthday with food, music, and family friendly games.
Paranormal Investigation (June 22) Discover the paranormal potential of the 164 year old Ross House. The Winnipeg Paranormal Group will guide participants and offer hands-on experience with the technological and metaphysical techniques used for their investigations.
Opening Day (June 5th) Regular hours and drop-in tours begin today!