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About Winnipeg Art Gallery

Welcome to the Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG-Qaumajuq), a two-building cultural campus in downtown Winnipeg that brings together the historic WAG with Qaumajuq, the Inuit Art Centre. Located at 300 Memorial Boulevard, this public art museum hosts a range of events—from intimate talks in the Board Room to large-scale performances in the Muriel Richardson Auditorium and Main Hall. Whether you’re planning a concert, lecture, or exhibition opening, we’ve got you covered with straightforward, friendly ticket access and practical planning details for parking, transit, and nearby accommodations and dining.

Two buildings, one connected campus: the main WAG building and Qaumajuq, which opened in 2021 and has quickly become a centerpiece for Inuit art with ongoing exhibitions and programming. Use this guide to secure your seats, learn about capacities, and find trusted nearby hotels and restaurants to complete your visit.

Key spaces and capacities: Muriel Richardson Auditorium (320 seats, theatre-style), Main Hall (180 seated, up to 250 standing), Rooftop Sculpture Garden (80 standing), Skylight Gallery (125), and Board Room (60). Parking options include metered street spaces around Memorial Boulevard, nearby paid parkades, with Sundays often free and some downtown Saturdays offering complimentary parking through local programs. Winnipeg Transit serves the area with multiple routes; city trip planners help you map the best ride to WAG-Qaumajuq. Walking distance hotels include Delta Hotels by Marriott Winnipeg (approx. 5 minutes away). Other convenient stays include Fort Garry Hotel and Holiday Inn & Suites Winnipeg Downtown. For an easy, no-fuss experience, secure your tickets through our platform and enjoy trusted, local recommendations for dining before or after your visit.

Keep an eye on official event pages for RESCHEDULED dates or Date to be announced statuses. When artists or exhibitions announce new dates, we’ll reflect those updates and help you lock in seats with confidence. For performers and exhibitions, you’ll find official social handles and websites linked on the event pages to verify schedules and explore more about the artists and programs at WAG-Qaumajuq.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: WAG-Qaumajuq, 300 Memorial Boulevard, Winnipeg, MB (Canada).
  • Venue type: Public art museum; two-building campus including the main WAG building and Qaumajuq, the Inuit Art Centre.
  • Main event spaces and capacities: Muriel Richardson Auditorium seats 319 theatre-style; Main Hall seats 180 (250 standing); Rooftop Sculpture Garden 80 standing; Skylight Gallery 125; Board Room capacity 60.
  • Parking: Metered street parking around Memorial Boulevard; nearby paid parkades; Sundays often free; select downtown Saturdays offer complimentary parking per local programs.
  • Transit: Served by Winnipeg Transit with routes accessible via the city’s trip planners; located in downtown Winnipeg.
  • Nearby hotels (walking distance): Delta Hotels Winnipeg (5-minute walk); other options include Fort Garry Hotel and Holiday Inn & Suites Winnipeg Downtown; Hotels near the WAG are well covered on major travel sites.
  • Notable events hosted: Opening of Qaumajuq (Inuit Art Centre) with virtual and in-person events in March 2021; inaugural INUA exhibition; 100 Masters: Only in Canada (WAG’s centennial-era and major past exhibition); 2017 demolition of the former Medical Mall site to enable Qaumajuq expansion.
  • Renamed/renovated: The Inuit Art Centre Qaumajuq opened in 2021 and is connected to the main WAG building; the complex is commonly referred to as WAG-Qaumajuq.