• Head out to a Highland Gathering
• Celebrate the cultures of our First Nations, Inuit & Métis peoples
• Head for the hills at RMNP
• Sax it up at the Jazz Festival
• Rack up some rip-roaring fun at the Red River Ex
• Get Caught Fishing!
• Rave On to Buddy at Rainbow Stage
• Unearth ancient marine reptiles on a fossil dig adventure
• Flip over for free summer fun at Assiniboine Park
• Cast a spell at Fort la Reine
• Go Fish at Shaw Park
• Treat yourself to a Foodie Adventure
• Art it up in June
• Watch a tragedy unfold in the Ruins
• Excite your senses at 100 Masters
• Forage and feast at the farmers’ market
• Giddy up for a Great Train Robbery
• Unlock the mysteries of the Manitoba Legislative Building
• March with the penguins at the Zoo
• Discover the Queen’s Canadian history at the RCA Museum
• Savour the experience of a forest forage
• Explore our living ethnic heritage at Mennonite Heritage Village

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• It’s time to enjoy a music fest
• It’s time to breakaway to Brandon
• It’s time to hit up a summer fest
• It's time to vacation in Hecla
• It’s time to visit the Zoo
• It's time to get artsy
• It's time to cast a line
• It’s time to hit the links
• It’s time to celebrate our planet
• It’s time to relax and unwind
• It’s Manitoba Time on BT Winnipeg

Can you handle the truth? The Manitoba Theatre Centre starts their season off tonight with the courtroom thriller A Few Good Men from Hollywood heavyweight Aaron Sorkin (The Social Network, The West Wing). Don’t miss your chance to catch Sorkin’s trademark wit and rapid-fire dialogue live on stage in this “compelling” and “provocative” drama.

A Few Good Men tells the story of conspiracy, honour and truth in the United States Military. Set in Washington and Guantanomo Bay,Cuba in the summer of 1986, two young lawyers discover a high-level cover up while defending a pair of Marines accused of murder in a hazing incident gone wrong.

This Broadway hit was adapted into an Oscar-nominated film starring Tom Cruise, Demi Moore and Jack Nicholson in 1992.

For more information or to find tickets, visit MTC. Oh, and check out their special deal on a few evening performances in November.

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