Folklorama has wrapped up its 55th festival, drawing 362,397 visitors over its 14-day run across Winnipeg.
Folklorama has wrapped up its 55th festival, drawing 362,397 visitors over its 14-day run across Winnipeg.
The Manitoba government is providing $359,000 to winter festivals in the province as part of $1.2 million in greater festival funding.
Winnipeg’s Folklorama 2025 welcomed 361,703 visits to 43 cultural pavilions over a two-week period as organizers now looking ahead to 2026.
Folklorama is set to kick off its 54th annual celebration of culture, food, and entertainment on August 3, with 43 pavilions across Winnipeg.
The First Nations Pavilion will not participate in Folklorama this year as Manitoba’s wildfire crisis continues to displace residents.
Tickets are now on sale for the 54th annual Folklorama Festival, running August 3–16, 2025.
Winnipeg’s rich cultural tapestry will take centre stage on January 24 as Folklorama partners with the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
Folklorama officially kicks off this weekend, bringing a vibrant celebration of multiculturalism to the city.
WINNIPEG — Two full weeks of Folklorama wrapped up over the weekend and attendance is up.
WINNIPEG — Folklorama, Manitoba’s largest multicultural festival, is back to celebrate its 52nd year with 40 pavilions.
WINNIPEG — The largest two-week multicultural festival of its kind has set attendance records after a two-year absence.
WINNIPEG — Folklorama, the largest and longest-run multicultural festival in the world, is back after a pandemic-forced hiatus.