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Exhibits

Discover the stories, people and innovations that have powered Manitoba for generations.

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Bringing the Past, Present and Future to Life 

Our exhibits tell the remarkable story of electricity

in Manitoba - from early innovation and

hydroelectric development to the technologies

that shape our everyday lives. Through hands-on displays, historic artifacts, and engaging stories. Visitors of all ages can explore how electricity has built stronger communities and a brighter future.

Featured Exhibits

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Sustainable Development

Officially opened in September 2021, this exhibit explores hydropower, sustainable development, renewable resources, and indigenous voices, highlighting a shared vision for a cleaner, brighter future.

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Interactive Displays

Get hands-on with engaging, interactive displays that teach how to use electricity safely and efficiently in your home, community, and beyond.

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Van de Graaff Generator

Experience a hair-raising 500 kilovolt

demonstration! Our Van de Graaff Generator is a popular, live demonstration offered to school groups and special events.

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Evolution of Appliances

From early electric irons to modern

smart appliances, discover how electrical technology has made life easier, healthier, and more connected over time.

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1940s Farm Kitchen

Step back in time and explore how

electricity transformed daily life on

Manitoba's farms. This authentic 1940s kitchen shows the real impact of rural electrification.

Electrical Substation Equipment

Powering Manitoba

See how generating stations and transmission lines help move electricity across Manitoba. Learn how power travels from source to community.

What To Expect

Our exhibits take you on a journey through time, innovation, and impact. 

Here are some of the key stories you'll discover:

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Life before electricity

The rise of modern appliances

The beginnings of hydroelectric power

1940s farm kitchen

Generating stations in Manitoba 

Sustainable electrical future

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