Grosse Isle

Heritage Site

welcome to

Grosse Isle

The Grosse Isle Heritage Site is a charitable, volunteer-run, historical tourism organization. We serve over 12,000 visitors from May-October in partnership with Prairie Dog Central, operators of Canada’s oldest-running steam locomotive.

Based in the tiny hamlet of Grosse Isle, just 15 minutes north of the Perimeter HWY, our mandate is to offer a community market, family fun, and historical education to visitors from Manitoba and beyond. Located next to one of Manitoba’s last tall-grass prairie habitats, our organization is infused with a sense of stewardship, determined to take stories of our past into the future.

2026 Schedule

Sunday June 1411:30-1:30pm
Saturday June 2011:30-1:30pm
Sunday June 2111:00-1:00pm
Thursday June 2511:30-1:30pm
Saturday June 2711:30-1:30pm
Sunday June 2811:30-1:30pm
Saturday July 411:30-1:30pm
Sunday July 511:30-1:30pm
Friday July 107:00-9:00pm
Saturday July 1111:30-1:30pm
Sunday July 1211:30-1:30pm
Saturday July 1811:30-1:30pm
Saturday July 2511:30-1:30pm
Sunday July 2611:30-1:30pm
Sunday August 911:30-1:30pm
Sunday August 1611:30-1:30pm
Sunday August 2311:30-1:30pm
Sunday August 3011:30-1:30pm
Saturday September 511:30-1:30pm
Monday September 711:30-1:30pm
Saturday September 1911:30-1:30pm
Sunday September 2011:30-1:30pm

Map

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The Grosse Isle Heritage Site is located within the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Anisininew Nations, Dakota, Dene, and Metis people. We acknowledge that we are gathered on ancestral lands, Treaty One Territory, and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis.

We acknowledge that our water is sourced from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation.