Snow sculptures take over the streets during Festival du Voyageur
By Jennifer Pazdor
- David Macnair’s sculpture of two voyageur heads sits at the corner of Provencher Blvd. and Saint Joseph Road.
- David Macnair’s sculpture of two voyageur heads looks out over Provencher Blvd.
- Snow sculpture outside of the Legislative Building in Winnipeg made by David Macnair.
- One of multiple ‘toque and boots’ snow sculptures on Provencher Blvd. signalling the Festival du Voyageur season.
- Broadway and Main Street snow sculpture by Denis Vrignon Tessler.
- The first part of the double snow sculpture Bird on a Wire made by Geertje Jacob, Christian Reif, Damon Dowbak and Walter Kuch from Germany and Ontario in the International Snow Sculpting Symposium at Festival du Voyageur.
- Both pieces of Bird on a Wire at Festival du Voyageur. One piece of a bird perched in a hand and the other of a face engraved in a sheet of snow with a quote on the opposite side.
- Full shot of Convergences made by Fabien Champeval, Friederike Schrott, David Marchelli and Arnaud Roblet from France, Germany and Corsica and Bird on a Wire in the background in the International Snow Sculpting Symposium at Festival du Voyageur
- Close up of Convergences made by Fabien Champeval, Friederike Schrott, David Marchelli & Arnaud Roblet from France, Germany and Corsica in the International Snow Sculpting Symposium at Festival du Voyageur.
- Colossal snow sculpture in the International Snow Sculpting Symposium at Festival du Voyageur made by Lyle Peters, Garry Funk, Jac and Seth Heinrich from Manitoba (Steinbach), Canada.
- Snowflake in an Embrace made by Neil Fogg, Allan Fogg and Jacques Boulet from Winnipeg, Canada in the International Snow Sculpting Symposium at Festival du Voyageur.












