WINNIPEG — Festival du Voyageur is receiving $107,500 from the federal government to help grow the largest Francophone event in Western Canada.
WINNIPEG — Festival du Voyageur is receiving $107,500 from the federal government to help grow the largest Francophone event in Western Canada.
WINNIPEG — For the second year in a row, Festival du Voyageur will be trying its best to put on a festival that is both safe and fun.
WINNIPEG — Those visiting downtown Winnipeg may notice a new seasonal attraction along their travels in the form of “Snowfas.”
WINNIPEG — While Manitobans won’t be able to gather by the thousands like in previous years, Festival du Voyageur is pushing ahead with a modified format in the face of COVID-19.
The best of winter is currently being celebrated at Festival du Voyageur, as the 51st annual edition kicked off Friday.
Festival du Voyageur kicked off Friday night with the traditional torch light walk from St. Boniface to Whittier Park.
Hé Ho! Festival du Voyageur is nearly ready for another year and organizers can’t wait to celebrate western Canada’s largest outdoor winter festival.
WINNIPEG — Festival du Voyageur marked a major milestone last year, celebrating 50 years of French Canadian culture and setting the tone for its future as western Canada’s largest winter festival.
First comes Movember, then Decembeard, but the Festival du Voyageur Beard Growing Contest is in a league of its own.
Festival du Voyageur has partnered up with two Manitoba breweries for 2020.
There’s snow way the Festival du Voyageur is already accepting applications for their snow-sculpting symposium, right? Wrong!
WINNIPEG — The best of the best in Manitoba’s tourism sector was honoured Thursday night at the 21st annual Manitoba Tourism Awards.