We connect, showcase & promote visual & performing arts in rural & Northern Manitoba
Manitoba Showcase 2026 Schedule Now Live
The Manitoba Showcase 2026 schedule is now available. Explore what’s planned for presenters, performing artists, visual artists, and arts organizations, including showcases, professional development sessions, networking opportunities, and gathering times in Brandon.
View the full schedule and start planning your Showcase experience.
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Emerging Artist Mentorship Program – Applications Open!
Applications are now open for Manitoba Arts Network’s Emerging Artist Mentorship Program.
Six emerging Manitoba musicians will be selected for a free mentorship program focused on showcasing, touring, and building the skills needed to take the next step in their music careers.
Selected artists will learn from music professionals through online group sessions, prepare for a live showcase performance, and take part in Manitoba Showcase in Winkler, where they will perform for presenters and buyers from across the province.
The program is open to emerging musicians from all genres and all regions of Manitoba who have never showcased before.
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Call for Applications – Members’ Show
Call for Applications
Manitoba Arts Network and 210 Gallery are inviting submissions for All Together Now, a 2026 member exhibition at 210 Gallery in downtown Winnipeg.
This exhibition is a chance to celebrate the creativity of Manitoba Arts Network members from rural and Northern Manitoba. Rather than centring one theme or juried selection process, this show is designed to reflect the range of voices, practices, and communities that make up our network.
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Ininiwuk Itwewina (Indigenous Voices on Tour)
Ininiwuk Itwewina (Indigenous Voices on Tour) celebrates the strength, creativity, and diversity of Indigenous artists across Manitoba by bringing authentic stories, music, and cultural expression to communities throughout the province. Each year, Manitoba Arts Network coordinates three tours featuring established Indigenous performers who travel alongside emerging artists from our Emerging Artist Program, fostering mentorship, collaboration, and intergenerational exchange. Through performances, workshops, and community dialogue, the program amplifies Indigenous perspectives while building bridges of understanding and connection between artists and audiences across rural and northern Manitoba.
210 Gallery
210 Princess Street
Visit the 210 Art Gallery in Winnipeg at 210 Princess Street, where we feature fresh exhibitions each month showcasing a variety of talented artists from Rural & Northern Manitoba. We also host engaging artist talks & special events that offer a deeper insight into the creative process of artists. With a bright, open space and a unique atmosphere, our gallery is the perfect destination to experience art and connect with the community.
Drop in and see what’s new each month!