Not sure what to do now that you have all the kids at home for another week? We have some ideas for you to keep them entertained.

Christmas light tour

Kids love Christmas lights. And it's a very easy way to get them outside, or at least out of the house. We have a full list of places you can tour, make sure you check it out.

Assiniboine Park Zoo

The Zoo is a great place to visit in winter. The animals are more active and the lines are much shorter. Take advantage with free admission for kids under 12 throughout the Christmas break!

Details: free admission for under 12 until January 7, 2018 | Assiniboine Park Zoo | regular admission for adults and teens

Season of Light

Join the Manitoba Museum over the winter break for a number of special activities, including tours of the Nonsuch Hold, fun in the Science Gallery, and holiday-themed Planetarium shows.

Details: runs until January 7, 2018, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. | Manitoba Museum | regular admission

Frosty's First Flight

Get crafty by creating Frosty's First Flight at the Royal Aviation Museum. Crafts, tours, and dress-up stations await your kids. The Museum will be closed on Boxing Day and New Year's Day. Reduced hours on December 31.

Details: runs until January 7, 2018, regular hours | Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada | $10/adult, $5/child

Frosty Family Fun Days

FortWhyte Alive is ready for the holiday season. Join them for snowshoeing, voyageur games, Viking games, ice bowling and more.

Details: Tuesday, December 26 - Friday, December 29, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. | FortWhyte Alive | regular admission

Free Skate Weekend

Get the real Winnipeg winter experience by jumping on one of the outdoor rinks that are frozen around the city. Those include:

  • Kildonan Park Pond
  • Harbourview Recreation Complex Pond
  • St. Vital Park Duck Pond
  • Assiniboine Park Riley Family Duck Pond
  • North Kildonan Community Centre
  • Windsor Community Centre
  • The Forks Canopy Rink and Land Trails
  • The Forks Red River Mutual Trail

Be aware of the cold, however. Dress for the weather and make sure you take regular breaks in a warm building. More cold safety tips can be found online.