The Notukeu Heritage Museum is home to amazing archeological and paleontological collections. The extraordinary collection of early Plains Indians artifacts, weapons and tools, some dating more than 10,000 years old

Nutrien Wonderhub is Saskatchewan’s only children’s museum. We bring children and families together to create, learn, and play. Our safe and vibrant space invites children aged 0 – 9 to

The Plenty Museum features settlement history & local interest history. Displays include information on military history, area archaeology and sports history and memorabilia. Operating Season July – August Hours Open

Porcupine Plain and District Museum offers thousands of different authentic articles open to the public to come and view. The museum has everything from wood burning stoves and antique machinery

The Prairie Pioneer Museum is a Municipal Heritage Property located at 541 Parks Road in the Town of Craik. The property features five single-storey, wood-frame buildings and a stone cairn.

A municipal heritage site, The Prairie River Museum is used as both a community centre and museum. The Museum houses pioneer items, First Nations artifacts, items from the privately owned

The Prairie West Historical Center is a museum and gallery, located in a restored farm home formerly known as the Evans House. The Heritage Gallery art gallery features artists works,

Prairie Wind & Silver Sage – Friends of Grasslands Inc. is Val Marie’s provincially recognized EcoMuseum, offering a variety of services, including: EcoMuseum — Our museum highlights the unique character

The Preeceville Museum’s 25 theme rooms have artifacts and displays dedicated to the memory of the early pioneers of the area. The main lobby has photographs of many early pioneers

The Prince Albert Historical Museum is one of the four museums operated in the City of Prince Albert by the Prince Albert Historical Society. It is located in the former

The Prud’homme Multicultural Providence Museum celebrates the multi-cultural origins of our community.  Of particular interest to many visitors is the role that Prud’homme played in establishing Saskatchewan’s Fransaskois presence.  Visitors are consistently

The Punnichy and District Museum covers the settlement and development of the Touchwood Hills area with domestic and agricultural artifacts. A kit bag traces the journey of a young WWII

Located in a former CN Station, the Radville Museum tells the story of the history of the area, as well as the early days of the railway and firefighting. Location