Spring is about getting back outdoors, taking weekend mini-breaks and planning for your summer trips. If you still have one foot stuck in winter... We've got you covered!
What to Do
Easter Festival
Gammondale Farm
April 4
Join the Easter Bunny at the annual Easter Festival. Children are encouraged to bring their own basket and help the Easter Bunny find all the eggs.
Moose on the Loose
Magnus Theatre
April 9-25
Pull up a chair at the Tappino family dinner table with this family friendly, uproariously funny comedy written by Thunder Bay's own Dina Marrone.
Home & Garden Show
CLE Grounds
April 10-12
Thinking about renovating or redecorating your home? The Thunder Bay Spring Home and Garden Show has many exhibitors that can help you get the job done.
Kim Adams: One for the Road
Thunder Bay Art Gallery
March 13 - May 24
Over the course of his lengthy career, senior Canadian artist Kim Adams has created a lively and sophisticated body of drawings and sculptural works created by transforming ordinary, mass-produced objects into fantastical machines, miniature worlds, vehicles and habitats.
There's a new explore-the-city program called Big Boreal Adventure Goes Historical. This fun, nature-based scavenger hunt will takes you all over Thunder Bay in search of cedar posts topped with round metal engravings by local artists.
Masala Grille features both Indian and Thai cuisine in a welcoming atmosphere complete with beautiful, traditional Indian décor. Enjoy various styles of Indian music while perusing the menu. You can also purchase souvenirs and gift items.
McVicar Manor is one of the largest private residences ever constructed in Thunder Bay. This grand three-story Edwardian-style home in downtown Thunder Bay North (Port Arthur) is situated on a scenic, near-acre lot amid gardens, a cascading creek, and view of Lake Superior and the Sleeping Giant.
The three elegant spacious guest rooms with jacuzzi tubs and a full, glorious breakfast is served each morning. Close enough to walk to Prince Arthur's Landing and all of the many restaurants and retail shops in the Waterfront District, this unique property is a must-see while in Thunder Bay.
While exploring Thunder Bay, be sure to visit the Bay and Algoma Neighbourhood. It is one of the best places in town to find a great variety of locally made products, along with unique gift items. These are shops run by local entrepreneurs and it is unlikely you will find these items and wares in national chains stores or shopping malls.
EXPERIENCE GUIDE This full-colour booklet will inspire you to plan your next trip to an outdoor adventure city that is truly Superior by Nature! View online or order your own copy today!
NORTHERNONTARIO.TRAVEL A constantly updated collection of articles written by local writers highlights some of the greatest experiences in Thunder Bay and surrounding area.
VISIT THUNDER BAY Visit Tourism Thunder Bay's website for frequent updates on upcoming events in Thunder Bay
