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MAY
17
Children's Dhamma School
At the Monastery
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Children learn about the Buddha's life, simple meditation, and basic Buddhist teachings. Ages 4–19, parents welcome.
Your Gateway to
Ancient Wisdom
A Theravāda Buddhist Monastery Spreading Peace In Winnipeg
Our Monastery
Buddha Meditation Centre Winnipeg is a welcoming space for anyone seeking inner peace through mindfulness meditation and the teachings of the Buddha. We warmly welcome everyone, regardless of beliefs or background.
Weekly & Ongoing
View all programs →Programs that meet you where you are.
EVERY
SUN
Meditate with a Monk
4:00 – 5:00 PM
At the Monastery
Drop-in sitting meditation in the shrine room, with brief instruction before each session.
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EVERY
TUE
Mindfulness in Buddha's Way
7:30 – 8:30 PM
Online (Zoom)
A gentle introduction to Buddhist mindfulness for stress, emotion, and daily life — no prior experience needed.
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EVERY
FRI
Friday Dhamma Talk
6:30 – 8:00 PM
At the Monastery
Chanting, a short loving-kindness meditation, and reflection on the Buddha's teachings — with time to speak with the monks.
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Quarterly Gathering
Day-Long Meditation Retreat
Set aside a full day for silent practice with the sangha. The retreat alternates between guided sitting meditation, slow walking meditation, a Dhamma talk, and a shared vegetarian meal offered by the community. Open to all — beginners warmly welcomed.
- 8:00 AMEight Precepts & morning reflection
- 8:30 AMMorning breathing meditation
- 10:00 AMGuided meditation & discussion
- 11:00 AMChanting & mindful lunch
- 1:00 PMWalking meditation & Sutta study
- 3:50 PMDedication of merits
On the Calendar
Upcoming events.
MAY
17
Meditate With A Monk
2610 St Mary's Rd, Winnipeg, MB R2N 4A2, Canada
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Drop-in sitting meditation in the shrine room, with brief instruction before each session. All experience levels welcome.
MAY
22
Friday Dhamma Talk
2610 St Mary's Rd, Winnipeg, MB R2N 4A2, Canada
6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Chanting, a short loving-kindness meditation, and reflection on the Buddha's teachings — with time to speak with the monks.
First Visit?
What to expect when you come.
01
Arrive quietly
Dress modestly and comfortably. Enter in silence — shoes are left at the door.
02
Follow along gently
Each session begins with a brief welcome and guided instruction. No prior experience is required.
03
Open to Your Questions
Curiosity is part of the path. Feel free to ask questions and receive gentle guidance to deepen your understanding and practice.
Voices from the Sangha
What visitors say.
I learned a lot. It felt like a massage for my mind. I will definitely go to the next event. Thank you so much to the organizers for making this happen.
Marie Lo
I'm new to meditation and I didn't know what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere was welcoming, I love the monk's speaking voice, and when he speaks softly, I can feel myself calming down.
Katalena
Thank you sooo much for all the inspiration, guidance. 🙏✨ It has truly been a life changing teaching for me personally, enhancing my life for the better, so I am utmost grateful that you continued to provide us a space to feel safe and welcomed every week to meditate together. 🙏🧡
Jessica
Ways to Take Part
Opportunities for practice & service.
Beyond weekly programs, the monastery offers visits, offerings, and long-form engagements for schools, workplaces, families, and individual practitioners.
Stupa
Sponsor a memorial brick or arrange a ceremony at our outdoor stupa.
Lending Library
Borrow Sutta translations, monastic biographies, and Dhamma talks.
Pastoral Care
Speak with a monk for guidance during illness, grief, or transition.
School Visit
Host a class visit or invite a monk to your school for a short talk.
Staff Retreats
A quiet morning of meditation and reflection for your workplace team.
Meal Offerings
Offer dāna by sponsoring the morning or noon meal for the sangha.
Support Us
Help us build a lasting home for the Dhamma in Manitoba.
Your generosity sustains daily monastic life, weekly programs, and our land-purchase effort for a permanent monastery in Winnipeg.