WAG-Qaumajuq

Winnipeg’s Premier Venue for Celebration of Inuit Art & Culture

About this Venue

WAG-Qaumajuq is a cultural campus in downtown Winnipeg that is home to the world’s largest public collection of contemporary Inuit art. The venue, which includes the original Winnipeg Art Gallery building and the new Qaumajuq center, connects Canada’s North and South through exhibitions, education, and art-making. Qaumajuq, an innovative and light-filled new museum, was designed to celebrate and share Inuit art and culture with the world.

Perfect for

  • Exhibitions and art viewings
  • Lectures, presentations, films, and performances
  • Private events, including wedding receptions, dinners, and parties
  • Educational workshops and art classes
  • Corporate meetings, conferences, and fundraisers

Key Amenities

  • The Visible Vault, a three-story glass vault showcasing thousands of Inuit carvings
  • A café (Katita Café) and a shop (ShopWAG)
  • Onsite catering partners
  • A rooftop sculpture garden with a grand piano available for performances
  • A 90-seat Learning Steps theatre for talks, films, and presentations
  • A research center and a library
  • Accessible spaces with free admission for all Indigenous Peoples

Venue Details

Type

Art gallery
Cultural hub

Capacity

up to 20-319 people (individual venues vary)

Operating Hours

The venue is available for bookings.

Location & Directions

300 Memorial Blvd

Winnipeg, MB R3C 1V1

Located in the heart of the city and is walking distance from a variety of downtown hotels and amenities

https://maps.app.goo.gl/zZKKTJvB4w2ui44QA

Contact & Booking

https://www.wag.ca/

droberts@wag.ca
inquiries@wag.ca

Doren Roberts (Rentals Coordinator):
(204) 789-1765
General Inquiry:
(204) 786-6641