Latest Events in Manitoba(May Updated)

Iron Maiden: Run For Your Lives World Tour 2026 is set to electrify the Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, NJ, on September 6th at 6:15 PM. As one of the most anticipated rock events of the year, this tour promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for fans of the legendary band. Known for their high-energy performances and iconic hits, Iron Maiden is pulling out all the stops for this world tour, bringing their signature sound and theatrical stage presence to the forefront. The Sports Illustrated Stadium, located at 600 Cape May Street, provides the perfect backdrop for this epic concert, offering state-of-the-art facilities and an atmosphere that amplifies the band's dynamic performance. With a history of sold-out shows and a loyal fan base, Iron Maiden's Run For Your Lives World Tour 2026 is more than just a concert—it's a celebration of rock music that resonates with audiences worldwide. Attendees can expect a setlist packed with classics and new tracks, ensuring a night of headbanging and nostalgia. This event is a must-see for anyone looking to witness the power and passion of Iron Maiden live on stage.

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Songs of HOPE for Israel Worship From The Land Of Israel Join us for a live in person concert LIVE in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada. Join us for unforgettable experience celebrating the King of Kings while immersed in the culture of Israel! Dive into heartfelt worship moments inspired by the sacred land, surrounded by a warm and welcoming community. Don't miss out on this special gathering—come as you are and enjoy an evening of genuine worship straight from the land of Israel! Meet Joshua Aaron and Aaron Shust in the Flesh with the VIP upgrade. they will be flown into Winnipeg Manitoba Canada for an in person live worship experience Information Source: Concerts On Request | eventbrite

The Grand Finale is Here! As we celebrate Filipino Heritage Month across Canada and honor Philippine Independence Day this June, Musica Singers is proud to wrap up our third season. We've spent this year exploring the magic of threes, and it all leads to this moment. Join Musica Singers for Tatsulok 3: Canseco, Cruz, and Cayabyab, a celebration of cultural pride and musical mastery featuring the works of three legendary Filipino composers. Information Source: Musica Singers of Manitoba | eventbrite

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Anxiety, Stress, Trauma-Informed Schools, Self-Regulation, Big Emotions and Stuck Kids This three-day conference brings together leading experts to equip educators, clinicians, and caregivers with practical, evidence-based strategies to support children and adolescents facing emotional, behavioural, and learning challenges. Grounded in neuroscience, attachment theory, executive function research, and Indigenous knowledge, the sessions focus on strengthening self-regulation, managing big emotions, improving executive functioning skills, and supporting “stuck” or vulnerable youth through relational and culturally responsive approaches. Participants will leave with actionable tools to build resilience, enhance learning, foster belonging, and promote long-term well-being in school, clinical, and community settings. Day One focuses on optimizing self-regulation and managing big emotions. Participants will learn practical, research-informed tools to help children and teens build emotional awareness, manage stress, and reduce problem behaviours that impact academic, social, and psychological well-being. Day Two explores executive function and cognitive skill development across PreK–12 settings. Through hands-on, movement-based activities and neuroscience-informed strategies, attendees will learn how to strengthen attention, memory, planning, organization, cognitive flexibility, and self-regulation in classrooms and clinical settings. Day Three offers two complementary perspectives on supporting vulnerable and “stuck” youth. The morning session presents an attachment-based developmental approach to understanding challenging behaviour through maturation, vulnerability, and relational safety. The afternoon session integrates Indigenous worldviews and cultural teachings to build resilience rooted in identity, community, land, and inherited strength. ____ Day One – May 27, 2026 Optimizing Self-Regulation and Managing Big Emotions with Children & Adolescents Presented by Caroline Buzanko, Ph.D., R. Psych 8:30am - 4:00pm May 27, 2026 COURSE DESCRIPTION In today’s world, our children and youth face an unprecedented level of stress and pressure, making it hard to effectively self-regulate and manage day-to-day stressors. As parents, educators, and mental health professionals, it’s essential that we equip ourselves with effective strategies to help children and teens develop the skills they need to navigate life’s challenges. When they don’t know how to manage those emotions, problem behaviours often result and can negatively affect their physical, psychological, academic, and social well-being. For many, they struggle to meet even the most basic expectations. It is essential they receive the right support. Join us for a transformative workshop designed for mental health professionals, educators, parents, and caregivers to build self-regulation and emotional management skills in children and teens. During this workshop, you’ll learn evidence-based interventions and practical tools to promote healthy self-regulation and emotional management skills in children and youth. This workshop will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to make a meaningful difference in the lives of the children and teens you work with. Join us in this engaging and practical workshop, where you will leave with the skills and knowledge to empower children and youth to manage their emotions, overcome challenges, and build resilience. ____ Day Two – May 28, 2026 20+ Proven Executive Function & Cognitive Skill Coaching Activities PreK-12th Grade Presented by Lynne Kenney, Psy.D. 8:30am - 4:00pm May 28, 2026 COURSE DESCRIPTION In this workshop, Lynne Kenney, Psy,D., pediatric psychologist, author, and international educator, will show you how to integrate the newest research in neuroscience, kinesiology, cognitive science, and neuroeducation for students to learn more efficiently. You will experience over 20 cognitive skill coaching and cognitive- motor activities with developmentally progressive cognitive-exercises, worksheets, and activities to enliven your classroom, office, and clinic. Learn the science of how to improve cognition, enhance learning, and empower children to be better thinkers with motor movement, sequencing, attending, self-regulation, and memory activities. Executive function encompasses the cognitive processes that enable goal-directed behavior, emotional regulation, attentional control, and adaptability – capacities that are critical to academic achievement, social competence, behavioral regulation, and overall well-being. Recent neuroscience research has shifted our understanding of executive function, revealing that it includes teachable skills such as self-regulation, organization, planning, attention, memory, and cognitive flexibility. Executive function is no longer seen as a set of unmalleable fixed traits. A growing body of evidence demonstrates that specific interventions can improve learning and behavior by strengthening both the structural connectivity and functional activation patterns within the neural networks that support executive functioning. The application of this research is of particular interest to educators, clinicians, and allied professionals who directly influence students’ learning, social, and cognitive development. By receiving specialized training, professionals can implement brief, evidence-based activities that strengthen executive function skills, improving learning, self-regulation, and prosocial behavior. Integrating such practices into educational and therapeutic settings can significantly impact students’ trajectories and lifetime outcomes. Dress comfortably, as we will be moving to think and calm to learn with balls, bean bags, desk percussion, rhythm activities, and music. ____ Day Three – May 29, 2026 1. Working with Stuck Kids: An Attachment Based Relational Perspective Presented by Eva de Gosztonyi, M.A. 8:30am - 4:00pm May 29, 2026 COURSE DESCRIPTION With over 40 years of experience working in schools, it ads become clear that there are no easy answers for teaching and working with students who have challenging behaviours. The construct of psychological immaturity (not everyone grows up as they get older) has been with us as an intuitive concept for ages, but only recently has developmental science advanced to a state where it can now yield effective strategies and interventions to address learning and behavioural challenges. Rather than asking, “What can we do to fix this student?” we must, instead develop an understanding of why children get stuck, creating a situation which results in many kinds of challenging behaviours. This understanding comes to us through the neuroscience of development and the research on the effect of adverse childhood experiences (complex trauma) on development, learning and behaviour. It is anchored the attachment-based developmental paradigm developed by Gordon Neufeld, PhD, which considers the keys to human development: maturation, vulnerability and attachment and the role of emotions. This presentation will start with theory and then move on to present a variety of attachment-base and developmentally friendly interventions that have been implemented with success in schools across Quebec. Using this knowledge, it also becomes apparent that some of our “tried and true” interventions are not only ineffective, but they can, at times, make things worse for our students. An Intervention Continuum will be presented that proposes a number of in-class and in-school interventions that are preventative in nature, require minimal additional resources and are applicable at both the Elementary and Secondary levels. 2. Applying Indigenous Practices to Build Resilience and Strength in Children and Adolescents Presented by Lyndon J. Linklater, BISW 8:30am - 4:00pm May 29, 2026 COURSE DESCRIPTION In this transformative full-day workshop, Lyndon Linklater draws on Indigenous worldviews, cultural teachings, and over two decades of experience to illuminate how resilience is nurtured through identity, land, language, and community. Lyndon will guide participants in exploring the historical and contemporary significance of Treaties. This perspective will help attendees deepen their awareness of shared responsibilities and how Treaties influence educational, clinical, and community-based work today. Participants will explore how children and adolescents carry not only inherited trauma, but also deep inherited strength—rooted in cultural continuity, kinship, and ancestral teachings. Through powerful storytelling, reflection, and practical guidance, Lyndon will support educators, clinicians, and community professionals in fostering environments where Indigenous young people feel valued, grounded, and connected. ACTIVITIES Storytelling that highlights intergenerational strength and community leadership. Sharing of cultural teachings and examples of youth leadership. Group reflection: how to strengthen protective factors in practice. Treaty exercise Developing strategies to create spaces that celebrate identity, not just address hardship. Information Source: Jack Hirose & Associates | eventbrite

Join us for another fun painting at Torque Brewing! Here at Paint Party Manitoba, we love painting and want to show YOU how easy and fun it can be! We'll guide you step by step through the painting. ALL the equipment is provided : paints, brushes, palette, canvas, easel, apron - so you can get straight to the fun of painting. We only use good quality paints and brushes so you can enjoy painting like a real artist! And absolutely no disposable palettes! Our example paintings are always done by our host, Greg, so he'll show you exactly how it was painted. No previous painting experience is necessary. We always plan our paintings to be easily finished in less than two hours, so you won't have to rush to finish. And at the end of the night, you'll have a finished painting to take home! Feel free to arrive early, or stay late, and indulge in some excellent food and beverages from our host venue, Torque Brewing! Are you ready to start painting? Information Source: Paint Party Manitoba | eventbrite

Join us for a event on the implementation of the National Energy Code for Buildings and National Building Code in indigenous communities. Join us for an engaging in-person networking event focused on advancing the implementation of the National Energy Code for Buildings (NECB) and the National Building Code (NBC) in indigenous communities. ECO Canada will share developed resources, lessons learned, and community feedback gathered through ongoing work supporting the adoption of energy codes in indigenous communities. This event is designed to foster meaningful conversations, strengthen connections, and highlight how building codes can support healthier homes and long-term community resilience. Come connect with others, exchange ideas, and be part of the conversation shaping sustainable building practices in indigenous contexts. Information Source: ECO Canada | eventbrite