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The Louises at Patio 340

recognition
lands

We would like to point out that the Centre culturel franco-manitobain is located on Treaty 1 territory and that these lands are part of the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, Ininiwak, Anishininiwak, Dakota and Dene peoples, and the homeland of the Red River Métis Nation. We would also like to point out that Manitoba's Francophone population lives in the territories covered by Treaties 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. We respect the treaties signed on these territories. We are committed to moving forward with Aboriginal communities in a spirit of reconciliation and collaboration to make Manitoba an inclusive and accessible place for all who live here.

Who are we?

Welcome to the world of culture, creativity and discovery! The Centre culturel franco-manitobain (CCFM) is the essential organization that promotes and supports cultural and artistic activities in French, adapted to all ages and tastes, and accessible to all Manitobans.
Since its creation in 1974, the CCFM has established itself as a major player in the promotion of all forms of French-language cultural and artistic expression. Recognized as the beating heart of Francophone cultural life in Manitoba, the CCFM distinguishes itself by offering a rich program of performing and visual arts, as well as a variety of community and educational projects open to all Manitoba residents, as well as visitors from afar. Rooted in the heart of St. Boniface, Winnipeg's francophone neighbourhood, the CCFM brings the cultural vitality of the Franco-Manitoban community to life year-round.
Join us for an unforgettable cultural experience at our institution dedicated to the development of Manitoba's francophone community.
Jérémie & The Delicious Hounds at Patio 340
Jérémie & The Delicious Hounds in concert on the Patio 340 stage.
Enjoy an electric atmosphere at Patio 340!

mandate

The mandate of the Centre culturel franco-manitobain is to offer, promote and sponsor cultural and artistic activities in French for the benefit of the entire population of Manitoba; to manage and develop, with a view to achieving the stated objectives, the buildings and property located within the boundaries under its jurisdiction pursuant to section 19.

Hyperart 2023 - Moxie Cotton - BNB Studios

VISION

A crossroads of French-speaking artistic and cultural vitality

Hyperart 2023 - Moxie Cotton - BNB Studios
The CCFM embodies innovation, dynamism and hospitality, becoming a veritable engine of artistic vitality. It is the ideal meeting place for members of a modern and diverse French-speaking community, deeply rooted in its culture.

OUR STORY

Portrait of Louis-Philippe-Adélard_Langevin
Louis-Philippe-Adélard Langevin - 18995
1898
The current site of the Centre culturel franco-manitobain was bequeathed to the Sœurs des Saints Noms de Jésus et de Marie by the Archbishop of Saint-Boniface, Monseigneur Langevin. They then undertook the construction of the Académie Saint-Joseph on these lands.
1913
Subsequently, in 1913, the Oblate Fathers acquired the building, which became the Juniorat de la Sainte-Famille.
A photograph of the Holy Family juniorate in Saint-Boniface. We can see the facade of the building and the photo was taken in summer. NOTESThe photo says "Winnipeg November 5, 1906" with a signature and "St.Mary's Convent - Gleven Photo". It is written on the back of the photo "Do you recognize this institution? I am convinced ___ ___ is where you will go ___________." and “Former Juniorate 1st Academy”. Stamped is "St-Joseph Academy. 321 Cathedral Avenue, Winnipeg, Man. R2H 0J3".
1971
The Juniorat was demolished to make way for the new Centre culturel franco-manitobain, designed by architect Étienne Gaboury.
Portrait Etienne Gaboury the architect
plan of the new building
Aerial plan of the CCFM.
1974
Subsequently, in 1913, the Oblate Fathers acquired the building, which became the Juniorat de la Sainte-Famille.
photo of the building
Main entrance to the CCFM, at 340 boulevard Provencher.
The last five years have been marked by continued growth and success for our organization. Our annual reports demonstrate our commitment to transparency, accountability and excellence in our work. During this period, we have made significant progress in all areas of our mandate, whether in terms of community impact, innovation or the development of our teams.

We are proud to share these annual reports with you, as they reflect our dedication to achieving our mission and our continued drive to serve our community in the best possible way. We hope you find these reports informative and inspiring, and we invite you to join us on our journey toward an even brighter future.

If you would like more annual reports or have additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact CCFM.

2023-2024
2022-2023
2021-2022
2020-2021
2019-2020
2018-2019

Tenants

The Centre culturel franco-manitobain is home to a variety of artistic and cultural organizations, making an essential contribution to the cultural and artistic vitality of the Franco-Manitoban community. These groups include :

Thank you

We express our sincere gratitude to our funders, partners and sponsors for their valuable support.

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