Hike the Hill *SOLD OUT*

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This isn’t just a hike—it’s an immersive experience that blends education, empathy, and entertainment. It’s an opportunity to connect with history in a way that’s both memorable and meaningful.

Hike the Hill

The Prairie Mountain Region of Mood Disorders of Manitoba invites you to a unique, free event that blends history and nature to raise awareness about mental health in Brandon. Join us for an immersive evening where the past meets the present.

  • Walk in the shoes of those who shaped mental health history. By engaging with your character’s story, gain a deeper understanding of their experiences and the broader impact on the community.  
  • Meet historical figures and key players from Manitoba’s mental health history as we take you through the history. Feel the passion, pain, and the progress we have made. 
  • Don’t just watch history unfold—become part of it! Each guest receives a character card, immersing you fully in the stories and experiences of individuals from the past. 
  • Experience a unique journey through time as live actors bring to life the pivotal moments in the history of mental health right here in Manitoba.

Please note that all three nights – October 10, 17th and 24th – are all sold out. Thank you for the support!

Event organizers can be reached at (204) 721-2174 (phone/text) or adassist@moodmb.ca if you have any questions.

While the event is free, donations are appreciated to support our ongoing efforts. We look forward to seeing you there!

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