Markets and independent shops in Winnipeg

Markets and independent shops in Winnipeg

1. Buy

   Academy Rd

   Academy Rd offers the finest shops and services catering to the discriminating shopper, with designer-original fashions, toy and gift shops, bakeries, a specialty grocery store, coffee houses and restaurants, gourmet catered fare, a chocolatier, a gourmet food and wine store and more.

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   Corydon Ave

   You’ll find a mix of fashion boutiques, restaurants, curio and antique shops, jewellery, furniture, gift stores, a book and plant store, upscale second-hand boutiques and more.

3. Buy

   Downtown

   Filled with shops large and small. The Skywalk connects the large centres, protecting you in the winter. Most shops close around 6PM.

4. Buy

   Downtown Winnipeg Farmer's Market

   Similar to the St. Norbert Farmer's Market (many of the same vendors). Started in 2013.

   Jul–early Sep: 11:30AM–5:30PM

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   Garden City Shopping Centre

   A single level mall that has a lot of different stores, Canadian Tire and Winners.

   Mon–Fri 9:30AM–9PM, Sat 9:30AM–6PM, Sun 11AM–6PM

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   Grant Park Shopping Centre

   A vibrant, urban centre of nearly 400,000 square feet and over 70 shops and services.

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   Kildonan Place

   With over 100 stores and services, Kildonan Place is northeast Winnipeg’s largest shopping centre.

   Mon–Fri 11AM–7PM, Sat Sun 11AM–6PM

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   Osborne St

   Merchants offer a variety of goods from coffee to cookware, books to home furnishings, giftware to gold, music to pottery. Contemporary fashions suited to every style are offered in many fine stores.

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   Polo Park Shopping Centre

   Centrally located, Polo Park offers over 200 stores and services including restaurants, cinemas, bowling and the city’s largest selection of retailers.

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    Portage Place Shopping Centre

    Portage Place is the hub of downtown Winnipeg with over 100 services, restaurants and shops.

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    St. Norbert Farmer's Market

    Fresh fruits and vegetables, breads and cookies, crafts including: wooden toys, leather purses, outdoor furniture, creative metal works and fine jewellery. Everything is made in Manitoba.

    Jun–Sep: Sat 8AM–3PM, Wed 11AM–4PM; Oct Sat 8AM–3PM

12. Buy

    St. Vital Centre

    Over 160 unique stores and services. This family-friendly destination features a great selection of casual dining options, a kids' play area and Kids Club.

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    Ten Thousand Villages

    A fair-trade store run by the Mennonite Central Committee. The store offers various hand-made gifts and crafts created by artisans from around the world. All merchandise is bought from the artisans at a fair price to help provide income for struggling families in the developing world.

    Mon–Sat 10AM–5:30PM

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    The Exchange District

    Antiques, book stores, gift shops, clothing and furniture boutiques make this neighbourhood a unique shopping destination.

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    The Forks Market

    Featuring Indigenous and ethnic art and crafts, souvenirs, and a variety of dining choices.

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    Winnipeg Square

    Winnipeg’s largest underground mall offers over 45 shops, services and restaurants.

17. Buy Not mapped

    Johnston Terminal

    There is a huge antiques shop in the basement, and a variety of independent clothing, craft and art shops on the ground floor and upper level.

    Hours vary

18. Buy

    Cityplace

    333 St. Mary Ave

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Winnipeg (CC BY-SA 4.0).