The Jasper Cultural & Historical Centre is located in the heart of Maple Creek, Saskatchewan and is committed to the preservation and interpretation of the region’s arts and heritage.  The three-story brick structure was originally built as a school in 1909 & 1914 and retrofitted to an arts and heritage centre in 1986.  The building interiors still have the original molded-tin ceilings and hardwood floors.

The Centre features a variety of period rooms including: The Charlie Russell Room, a Western Gallery, Victorian Parlour, Hugh Varty Railway Room, medical, sports, rodeo and school rooms, three exhibition galleries, a period post office, board-walk room, reading room and several programme and meeting rooms as well as the Irvine Fleming rooms featuring early ranch life. In addition, the Centre offers a variety of programming throughout the year including women’s history month, Indigenous People’s celebrations and special events such as Canada Day and Car Classics. The Centre is also developing a gallery dedicated to women and their contribution to Southwest Saskatchewan’s heritage.

We are proud to be a Centre of diversity and are inclusive to all marginalized people, groups and organizations.

Location Notes

311 Jasper Street

Operating Season

January – December

Hours

May 1 to October 15th – 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
October 16 to April 30th – 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays – closed weekends/stat holidays except for scheduled programme(s)/special events.

Admission:  Adults $6.00 Children & Students $4.00, Family $20, Members FREE