Museums & Art Galleries in Central St. Boniface, Winnipeg, MB
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186 Provencher Blvd, MISSION INDUSTRIAL, Winnipeg, R2H 0G3
(204) 477-5249
Strongly committed to the arts, Wayne Arthur and his wife Bev Morton were determined to display and sell the work of other Manitoba artists. On December 1, 1995, they opened the Wayne Arthur Sculpture & Craft Gallery at their home in St. Andrews, near Oak Hammock Marsh. After Wayne passed away, Bev moved the gallery to Winnipeg. Together with her new husband, Robert MacLellan, Bev has run the Wayne Arthur Gallery at 186 Provencher Boulevard since November 30, 2002. Some of Wayne's drawings are available for purchase at the gallery as well as the creations of over 130 Manitoba artists, working in the fields of painting, print-making, mixed media, sculpture, pottery, jewellery, glass and photography. Custom framing by artist Omer de Wandel is also available through the gallery. 
Wayne Arthur Gallery is a cozy and inviting museum & art gallery in Winnipeg, showcasing a great selection of art from local artists. The gallery features a variety of paintings, quilting, statues, pottery, jewellery, crafts, and photographs. Reasonable prices and friendly owner make it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and collectors. 
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494 Taché Ave., CENTRAL ST. BONIFACE, Winnipeg, R2H 2B2
(204) 237-4500
Art Galleries and Botanical and Zoologic, Museums & Art Galleries, Voyages et Logement, culture, Tours et Excursions, Musées Museums, Museum, arts, Museums, Community Museum The St Boniface Museum is a must-visit in Winnipeg, showcasing beautiful exhibitions, particularly on Louis Riel and Métis and Indigenous art. The old building houses several artifacts and offers tours with knowledgeable and passionate guides. The museum is home to a huge bust of Louis Riel and offers stunning views. Visitors praise the informative displays and the staff's patience and knowledgeable answers.