Wanuskewin Heritage Park

10/09/2026

🎃✨ Make something meaningful this Halloween season.

Join Plains Cree artist Jewel Head at Wanuskewin for a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn how to make your own dentalium earrings while exploring the history of certain materials used on the Northern Plains.

You’ll also get to add your own creative touch through acrylic painting, with all materials provided.

📅 Saturday, October 17
🕙 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
📍 Wanuskewin Heritage Park
👥 Ages 13+
💲 $70

Your workshop fee includes materials, parking, admission to Wanuskewin, weekend public programming and refreshments.

Come spend a fall day creating, learning and connecting with culture and community. 🧡

🎟️ Register now at wanuskewin.com

10/09/2026

Explore the opimihāw Valley’s more than 6,400 years of Northern Plains Indigenous histories and cultures through year-round tours! 🪶🍂👟

10/08/2026

Planning a meeting or conference? 💭

Gather at Wanuskewin this fall and winter!

Mention MEETHERE26 when booking to receive a complimentary Cinnamon Fry Bannock, Coffee & Tea Break.

Some restrictions apply. Must include room rental and catering.

10/08/2026

We hope you enjoyed your visit to Wanuskewin Heritage Park!

Ambassador Kugener joined High Commissioners & Ambassadors for an economic mission to meeting the Hon. Trade Minister Warren Kaeding and members of the Government of Saskatchewan, the University of Saskatchewan & Saskatchewan Polytechnic, visiting the Canadian Light Source Inc., the VIDO Vaccine Infectious Disease Organization & the Saskatchewan Research Council & meeting Saskatchewan Trade Export Partnership with a panel discussion on Economic Reconciliation & Partnership at the Wanuskewin Heritage Park
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10/08/2026

Miigwetch to everyone who came out to Wanuskewin on September 30th!

This day for Truth and Reconciliation drew many people from all across Canada, and we want to thank everyone who joined us for the screening of I AM GITXSAN and stayed afterwards for the opening reception of Adele Arseneau’s Sacred Bundle exhibition.

A special miigwetch to director Hossein Martin Fazeli for joining us and sharing I AM GITXSAN with our community, and to Adele for sharing her work and bringing Sacred Bundle to the Olivia Gallery.

It means a lot to see people come out, spend time together, engage with the work, and support the artists and filmmakers who share their stories with us.

Miigwetch to everyone who helped make the day possible, and to everyone who took the time to be there.

10/07/2026

There is strength in coming together.

For more than 6,400 years, Wanuskewin has been a place where people gather, share knowledge, build relationships and connect with the land.

Today, that spirit of gathering continues through The Circle, the Wanuskewin Corporate Partnership Circle.

The Circle brings together businesses and charitable organizations who believe that supporting Wanuskewin can be about more than a traditional sponsorship. It is about building meaningful relationships, creating shared impact and investing in a future where culture, education, land and community continue to thrive.

Partnerships can take many forms, from cultural learning and reconciliation commitments to employee engagement, hospitality, programming and recognition. Each relationship is co-created to reflect the goals and values of the organization involved.

As Wanuskewin looks toward a defining chapter in its journey toward UNESCO World Heritage designation, strong partnerships matter more than ever.

The Circle is an invitation to walk together.

Interested in learning more about becoming part of The Circle?

📩 Contact Ally Forand at [email protected]

10/07/2026

Wanuskewin is excited to share our next community exhibition, “The Old Ways Were Never Old Ways”.

This exhibition was created in partnership with Professor Colleen Charles and her students from the Indigenous Studies class at First Nations University of Canada, curated by Wanuskewin’s Marcel Robitaille.

“The Old Ways Were Never Old Ways” explores the connection between the past and the present. Artistic expression has changed over thousands of years, but the knowledge and skills needed to create have continued to be passed down by the Ancestors.

The materials, styles, and ways of expressing ourselves may change with time, but the knowledge behind them continues. These are not simply old ways that belong to the past. They are living knowledge that continues to be carried forward, adapted, and shared today.

“The Old Ways Were Never Old Ways” opens to the public in the Greg Yuel Gallery on October 24.

Wanuskewin would like to invite everyone to join us for the exhibition reception on November 7.

We hope you’ll come out, see the work, and spend some time with the students and the ideas behind the exhibition 🪶

10/06/2026

There’s something special about bringing people together at Wanuskewin.

From the moment your guests arrive, to the food shared around the table, to the stories and teachings that stay with them long after the event is over, every gathering has the opportunity to become more than just a meeting.

We’re grateful to hear that Darko and his team had such a wonderful experience with us. ❤️

“Fantastic place and fantastic time that we had there.”

Thank you for trusting Wanuskewin to be part of your gathering. We’d love to welcome your team next.

📍 Wanuskewin Heritage Park
🌿 Meetings • Conferences • Retreats • Gatherings

https://wanuskewin.com/meet/meeting-rooms/

10/06/2026

What a great couple of days at WOBE 2026! 👋

A big thank you to everyone who stopped by the Wanuskewin Heritage Park booth at Warman’s Open for Business Exhibition.

We loved connecting with local businesses, community members and organizations, sharing more about the work happening at Wanuskewin and learning about the incredible things happening in the Warman community and beyond.

From conversations about conferences and events to fundraising, partnerships and the work we’re doing to care for the land, there were so many great conversations over the two days.

Thank you to the WOBE team for creating such a welcoming space for local businesses to connect, and thank you to everyone who came out to say hello.

We hope to see you at Wanuskewin soon! 🦬🌾

10/05/2026

More than 2,100 people gathered at Wanuskewin on September 30.

Survivors. Elders. Families. Volunteers. Community members. Organizations. Leaders. Friends and neighbours.

Together, we came to listen. To learn. To remember. To honour Survivors and those who never came home.

And together, we held space for reflection, connection and the ongoing work of reconciliation.

These moments are made possible by the people who show up, share their stories, lend their time, and continue to walk this path together.

To everyone who joined us for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, thank you for being there.

Here are a few moments from a powerful day at Wanuskewin. 🧡

Song: “Remember Me” by Fawn Wood featuring Randy Wood & R. Carlos Nakai. ©Canyon Records 2015.