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Featuring over 2,800 artifacts in their collection, the Abernethy museum covers the local history of the area. The museum has many interesting features including displays honouring prominent citizens of the

Featuring two locations in the Central and Sherwood Libraries in Regina, the Dunlop Art Gallery has been a feature of the Regina Public Libaray since the 1960’s, when a multi-purpose

The Mann Art Gallery engages, facilitates, and stimulates the development, presentation, and preservation of the visual arts for the diverse community of Prince Albert and North Central Saskatchewan. The Mann

Touted as “First in the World”, this unique Museum is of interest to curlers and non-curlers alike. Don and Elva Turner, besides being avid curlers, are also avid curling collectors.

The Saskatchewan Military Museum, as the major military collection in Saskatchewan strives for excellence in the presentation, acquisition, preservation, research, interpretation of, and education concerning, Saskatchewan military units, members of

The Royal Canadian Legion originated with the formation of the Great War Veterans Association (G.W.V.A) in April 1917 and by 1919 had become the largest organization representing the interests and

The Superintendent’s Residence, affectionately known as ‘the red brick house’, was the focal point of the Sutherland Forest Nursery Station which, from 1913 to 1965, occupied the site of the Saskatoon Forestry

The Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo offers all generations opportunities to explore a beautiful park landscape. You will discover intimate gardens, historic buildings and a variety of western Canadian

The Fort Qu’Appelle museum is made up of three connected buildings, including part of the Hudson’s Bay Company Chief Factor’s house from the trading post, and two more modern additions.