Pavilion Art Galleries

Art Galleries / Museums (Public)

Description

One of Winnipeg’s most recognizable and beloved landmarks, The Pavilion has served as the heart of Assiniboine Park for over 100 years. The original building was constructed in 1908, one year before the Park officially opened, and replaced with the current structure in 1930 following a fire. Today, the beautifully restored Pavilion is home to the largest collections of works by renowned Manitoba artists Ivan Eyre, Walter J. Phillips, and Clarence Tillenius. Through WAG@ThePark, a partnership with the Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG), Park visitors enjoy free entry to expertly curated exhibitions, drawn largely from the Conservancy’s collection, as well as from the WAG’s vast holdings.

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Hours

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Visitor Access

In Canada, many small to mid-sized public art galleries, artist-run centres and museums offer free admission, with larger institutions often providing discounts or designated free-access times for youth, students, seniors, and others. Commercial galleries are generally free to enter, while outdoor sculpture parks and sites typically offer year-round access, encouraging informal public engagement with art in open-air settings. Check the venue website for admissions/access details.

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