Family & Friends Information
Follow along, whether you’re joining us in Dauphin or cheering from home.
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In the lead up to the Games, Sport Manitoba and the Chefs de Mission will be hosting online Guide to Games sessions for each region. Parents/Guardians are encouraged to attend.
All sessions have now be completed. We encourage you to watch the recording for your region if you were unable to attend.
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Manitoba Games is an important step for many athletes and coaches and it is often their first step into performance pathway sport programs that can start the journey to a future provincial and national team.
Parents and Guardians are invited to join Sport Manitoba’s Staff for performance information sessions at the 2024 Games. There will be a session hosted in both phase 1 and phase 2 of the Games. Sessions will take place at Obsolete Brewing Company (24 2 Ave NW in Dauphin).
Phase 1 - Monday, August 12 at 9:00 p.m.
Phase 2 - Thursday, August 15 at 9:00 p.m.
Space will be limited, be sure to register here.
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We are excited to have you in Dauphin with us to support our athletes!
Places to Stay
See & Do
Eat & DrinkCamp at Dauphin Recreation Services
200 - 1st St SE (north entrance)
33 sites: Electricity, no sewer or water - view map
$20/night
To reserve and pre-pay: Call 204-622-3150
Camp at Countryfest (Selo Ukraina)
10 km south of Dauphin on Highway 10
100+ sites: No water, sewer, electricity
Washrooms, showers onsite
$100/phase (4 nights)
To reserve and pre-pay: Call 1-800-361-7300
Getting around Dauphin
For getting around the city, we encourage active transportation wherever possible, such as walking or biking, as venue parking during competitions may be tight!
For more information on Dauphin, please check out Tourism Dauphin. -
You will not need a ticket to watch any of the competitions, as all sport events are free of charge. Spectators going to events in Riding Mountain National Park or Manipogo Provincial Park, will need to purchase a National Park Pass or a Provincial Park Pass, respectively.
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There are no tickets required for spectators to attend the opening and closing ceremonies. Both ceremonies are indoors and seating is general admission.
Opening Ceremonies - Sunday August 11, Credit Union Place at 6:30 p.m.
Closing Ceremonies - Saturday August 17, Credit Union Place at 2:00 p.m.
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The 2024 Manitoba Games Host Committee is excited to present Party in the Park presented by Tourism Dauphin. Starting on August 12, there will be a daily wrap-up party in front of the CN Train Station (1st Avenue NW) from 6:30p.m. - 8:30p.m. with live music, a DJ, food trucks, merchandise sales and more!
The following medal presentations will also take place at Party in the Park at 7:15 p.m.:
August 12 - Cycling
August 13 - Cycling & Golf
August 15 - TriathlonWe hope to see you there!
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Merchandise
Merchandise will be available for purchase before and at the Games. Our online store is live, and a limited amount of merchandise will be available to purchase in Dauphin at the Merchandise Store. It is open Sunday - Saturday between 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. at the Credit Union Place North Entrance. Merch will also be available to purchase at Party in the Park each evening.
50/50 Progressive Raffle
The 50/50 Progressive Raffle supports Dauphin sports, recreation, and wellness programs!
Draw 1: April 11
Draw 2: June 11
Draw 3: August 14
Jackpot Draw: August 17 at closing ceremonies
Raffle sales will be located in the Credit Union Place main lobby and at Party in the Park each evening.
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If you would like to visit with your athlete(s) during the Games, arrangements need to be made with the coaching staff. We encourage all teams to plan for family visits during the Games, however many factors need to be considered, including team schedules, transportation, meal times, etc. It is also important to note, only those with Games accreditation are allowed in the Athletes’ Village, therefore it cannot be used as a meet-up location.
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