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We are located in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, on Treaty 4, land of the Cree, Ojibwe, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakota, and Lakota, and homeland of the Métis Nation. Through art exhibitions, workshops, education,

The Goodsoil Museum features an array of exhibits for all ages, includeing “Erna’s Doll House,” a collection of over 2,300 dolls old and new. A new attraction is the “Talent

The Gordon Snelgrove Gallery is a teaching gallery, research space, laboratory and public point of connection hosted by the School For The Arts at the University of Saskatchewan.  It is

Our museum displays represent the diverse history of Govan and district. We recognize that we are on Treaty Four Land and are developing an education centre for our visitors.  A

Discover Government House, a true Canadian treasure and a national Historic Site! Built in 1891, this grand building first served as the official residence of the Lieutenant Governor of the

The Grand Coteau Heritage & Cultural Centre is located in the heart of Shaunavon, Saskatchewan. The Centre houses a museum, art gallery and the Shaunavon Branch of the Chinook Regional

The Gravelbourg and District Museum offers the history of Gravelbourg and the surrounding area including the medical collection of Dr. Antoine Soucy, sketches and paintings by renowned painted Charles Maillard, unique

The Great Sandhills Museum is the gateway to the Great Sandhills. Museum staff will be pleased to tell you everything you need to know before starting your adventure on the dunes.

The Gull Lake Museum chronicles the history of the Gull Lake area and features three buildings of artifacts including a vintage home and schoolhouse. Location Notes 3570 Rutland Ave. Operating

The Harris Stopping Place was established in 1904 along the Old Bone Trail. The rail line came through 2 miles south of the stopping place in 1909, the store, post office