The posts on the canopy between The Forks Market and Johnston Terminal have bands on them to commemorate the peak water levels of major floods. Starting from the bottom of the posts, the bottom marker represents the 1950 flood, the middle marker represents both the 1852 and 1997 floods, and the top the flood of 1826. The flood line markers on one of the posts have historic plaques with information on the floods they represent. The "Peace Meeting Site" is a landscaped resting area along the Broadway Promenade, featuring Aboriginal and European elements, notable for having two gigantic Adirondack chairs. Just outside The Forks Market are two completely restored turn-of-the-century rail cars. One car is for display, while the other is home to "Sugar Mountain Express", a candy store. The Variety Heritage Adventure Playground is an educational play structure for children, featuring water park elements. "Wall Through Time" is a sculpture depicting the history of the Forks, which features two bronze shells and a limestone centrepiece. The sculpture is located on the western edge of a major North American archeological find. Events The Forks hosts over 200 third-party and signature events throughout the year, most of which are free. Canada Day Canada Day at the Forks is an all day event, with activities happening throughout the Forks grounds, and culminating in a fireworks show. Salsa Sundays Salsa Sundays is a weekly event run at the Forks under the canopy during the summer, featuring free dance instruction and demonstrations set to live Latin music and DJ mixes. Winnipeg International Children's Festival The Winnipeg International Children's Festival is a children's festival held annually at The Forks National Historic Park. Founded in 1983, it was held at Assiniboine Park, then at Kildonan Park from 1984 through 1989, and eventually moving to its present location in 1990. The festival is made up of over 30 acts, held over four days, totalling about 120 performances. Future projects The following projects are part of the ten-year revitalization plan for The Forks. Rail Side Lot Upper Fort Garry Heritage Park South Point Promenade Lighting Strategy The Forks Sculpture Program Waterfront Vision Climate References External links The Forks Children's Museum Winnipeg CORE Canadian Museum for Human Rights Inn at the Forks Manitoba Theatre for Young People Culture of Winnipeg Neighbourhoods in Winnipeg Tourist attractions in Winnipeg National Historic Sites in Manitoba Historic districts in Canada Assiniboine River Red