Festival du Voyageur

Official 2019 après-film

See the highlights of the 2019 Festival du Voyageur, our 50th edition.

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50 remarkable individuals

recognizing 50 individuals for our 50th anniversary

School Program

Register until Jan 23 2019

Special events

More than a music festival

Visitor's Guide

Plan your trip to Winnipeg

New official family

Meet the Turennes, the new official family

2020 Photo gallery

Look at the photos of the 2020 edition

2020 pea soup competition winners

Discover the winner of the 2020 pea soup competititon

Visitors guide

Plan next year’s festival

COMMITMENT TO RECONCILIATION

Learn about our commitments

2020 program

Revisit the 2020 programming

Photos

Look at the photos of the 2020 edition

winner of the 2020 pea soup competition

Discover the winner of the 2020 pea soup competition

Festival du Voyageur in 360

CELEBRATING THE KINSHIP OF THE FUR TRADE AT FESTIVAL DU VOYAGEUR

February 13, 2020

FIRST WEEKEND AT FESTIVAL DU VOYAGEUR PACKED WITH INDIGENOUS AND FRANCOPHONE STORIES, LANGUAGES, AND A...

Bringing traditional-inspired, high-end métis cuisine to festival du voyageur

January 21, 2020

FESTIVAL DU VOYAGEUR AND ISHKODE PARTNER FOR A MÉTIS CULINARY EVENT Saint-Boniface, MB Festival du Vo...

FESTIVAL DU VOYAGEUR LAUNCHES FULL 2020 PROGRAMMING AND NEW ELEMENTS

January 9, 2020

Saint-Boniface, MB – Since the conclusion of last year’s 50th anniversary milestone, Festival du V...

Festival du Voyageur launches 2020 wordmark designed by Jordan Stranger

November 13, 2019

The tipi in the center represents home with the four directions and the sacred hoop on the front. As ...

FESTIVAL DU VOYAGEUR CHOOSES LOCAL THROUGH A NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH FORT GARRY BREWING AND FARMERY ESTATE BREWERY

October 9, 2019

St. Boniface, MB – For the 2020 festival, running from February 14-23, Festival du Voyageur will be ...

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ABOUT
FESTIVAL DU VOYAGEUR

Every winter since 1970, Saint-Boniface, Winnipeg’s French quarter, is transformed into a winter paradise and becomes host to the largest winter festival in Western Canada. Voyageur, Métis and First Nations histories are brought back to life, not only through the historical interpretation offered inside reconstructed Fort Gibraltar, but also through the many attractions inside Voyageur Park and at the festival’s various official sites.

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