We connect, showcase & promote visual & performing arts in rural & Northern Manitoba
Manitoba Showcase 2025
Join us from 18 to 20 September 2025 in Winkler, as we bring together presenters, artists, and arts enthusiasts from across the province for three days of live performances, networking, and inspiration.
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!
Emerging Artist Mentorship Program –
Applications Open
This mentorship program is designed for BIPOC musicians.
Six emerging artists will be selected to work with music professionals and gain hands-on experience in showcasing, touring, and performing. The program includes a live showcase opportunity in front of 20+ industry presenters (buyers).
Don’t miss your chance to grow your audience and build your career across Manitoba.
Latest

Free Webinar – Conversations about Data Standardization and Formalization
Conversations about Data Standardization and Formalization Join us for a free webinar on Wednesday, May 22 at 12 PM CT, hosted in collaboration with the Rural Development Institute and Travel Manitoba. This session will explore the value of standardized data...

Exploring the ELA, paintings by Audrey Lute
Exploring the ELA by Audrey Lute May 2–27, 2025 · 210 Gallery, 210 Princess Street, WinnipegGallery Hours: Tuesday to Friday, 10 AM to 4 PMOpening Reception: May 2 at 7 PM – part of First Fridays Winnipeg Exploring the ELA is a series of acrylic paintings created by...

Where the Light Fell (Part of Flash Photographic Festival)
April 1 to April 25, 2025 // 210 Princess St. // 210 Gallery Where the Light Fell examines how light transforms human experience. Featuring the work of three contemporary female, rural-based photographers—Caley Brown (Brandon), Susan Crawford-Young (Manitou), and...

I Want to Showcase Free Info Session
Are you considering applying to perform at Manitoba Showcase 2025 but have questions about the process? We’re hosting an Info Session on March 11, 2025, to provide all the details you need before submitting your application! What We’ll Cover: How Manitoba Showcase...