Manitoba Arts Network

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Have a question about our programs, membership, or 210 Gallery? Get in touch with our team.

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Our Team

Reach the Right Person

For questions about a particular program, you can contact our team members directly.

Rose-Anne Harder

Executive Director
director@mbartsnet.ca

Charles Venzon

Visual Arts Coordinator
visualarts@mbartsnet.ca

Jane Ireland

Performing Arts Coordinator
performingarts@mbartsnet.ca

Akshay Vaid

Marketing & Engagement Coordinator
marketing@mbartsnet.ca

Carly Zelinsky

Gallery Coordinator
gallery@mbartsnet.ca

Rhonda Head

Indigenous Touring Coordinator
indigenousprogram@mbartsnet.ca
Visiting 210 Gallery

Gallery Hours

Tuesday 10 AM to 4 PM
Wednesday 10 AM to 4 PM
Thursday 10 AM to 4 PM
Friday 10 AM to 4 PM
Saturday 12 PM to 5 PM

Closed on statutory holidays. When a holiday falls on a Monday, the gallery is also closed on Tuesday. Saturday hours may vary between exhibitions. Check 210 Gallery's social media for updates.

Every First Friday

First Fridays in the Exchange

Join us at 210 Gallery on the first Friday of each month, from 6 PM to 9 PM.

Our gallery participates in First Fridays in the Exchange, with exhibitions and activities throughout the year.

First Fridays Winnipeg
Plan Your Visit

Getting Here

Manitoba Arts Network and 210 Gallery are located at 210 Princess Street in Winnipeg's Exchange District.

Public Transit

Use Winnipeg Transit's trip planner to find a route to the Exchange District.

Plan Your Trip

Cycling

The gallery is accessible by bicycle. You can consult Downtown Winnipeg's cycling map when planning your trip.

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Driving & Parking

Street parking and parking facilities are available in the surrounding Exchange District. Check posted restrictions and payment requirements.

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Accessibility

Visiting Our Space

We want people to feel welcome when visiting Manitoba Arts Network and 210 Gallery. Here is some information about accessibility at our space.

Accessible Entrance

An accessibility ramp is located at the 216 Princess Street entrance, providing an alternative to the steps at the main entrance.

Doorways

Door frames within the gallery are wide enough to accommodate wheelchairs and mobility aids.

Washrooms

The gallery has two washrooms, including one with wheelchair-friendly facilities.

Questions Before Your Visit?

If you have specific accessibility needs or would like more information, please contact our team at 204-943-0036 .