Events

Celebrate Northern Plains Indigenous cultures this National Indigenous Peoples Day at Wanuskewin! Presented by Nutrien, National Indigenous People’s Day Celebration is an annual day celebrating Indigenous cultures, histories, and teachings. 10:00 a.m. – National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration event opening 11:00 a.m. – All activities start–details about activities and times are further below. Join us to experience:…

Join Wanuskewin and the Society for Ecological Restoration for a one-day workshop focused on prescribed fire. Come join fellow ecological restoration enthusiasts and practitioners in an interactive one-day workshop featuring a prescribed fire demonstration and tour of on-going restoration efforts at the NE Swale. Meet others engaged or interested in restoration to share challenges, successes…

Join Dyson Brown, a quillworker from Canupawakpa Dakota Nation, to explore porcupine quilling, an ancient and sacred art form. Learn from Brown about the steps involved in this labour-intensive process and see up-close works that he has created. Brown will be set up in the Gallery Lounge on the third floor near the exhibition Dyani White…

Join the RPL to start your week off in a good way with a smudge. Everyone is welcome to the Regina Public Community Commons on Mondays throughout the summer.  Learn more

Book Worms by Saskatoon Library presents The Trickster Shadow by Joshua Mangeshig Pawis-Steckley. Every week there will be the reading of a picture book and celebration with games, crafts and other fun activities. Learn more

Free Admission to watch Red Fever, an in-depth look at the ways Indigenous cultures have been reduced to stereotypes, appropriated by mainstream popular culture, and the impact on Indigenous peoples. Learn more 

Miyawata Culture and Sarasa Lab and the Poundmaker Museum is hosting the Poundmaker Performance Festival and Plains Indian Sign Language Workshop July 21, 22, and 23, 2026 at the Poundmaker Museum and Gallery miyawata.films@gmail.com | 306 317 3097

Book Worms by Saskatoon Library presents The Trickster Shadow by Joshua Mangeshig Pawis-Steckley. Every week there will be the reading of a picture book and celebration with games, crafts and other fun activities. Learn more

The Tony Cote Summer Games bring athletes, families, and visitors together for unforgettable competition, cultural showcases, and community feasts across multiple venues across the Battlefords. Be part of a powerful gathering that honours the vision of Chief Tony Cote and the movement that transformed sport, culture, and opportunity for First Nation youth across Saskatchewan. Learn…

The Saskatoon Public Library presents Performers on Parade with Joseph Desjarlais. Born and raised in the northern Métis community of Ile-a-la Crosse, Joseph Desjarlais began fiddle studies at the age of 10 with John Arcand. Learn more

The Saskatoon Public Library presents Performers on Parade with Joseph Desjarlais. Born and raised in the northern Métis community of Ile-a-la Crosse, Joseph Desjarlais began fiddle studies at the age of 10 with John Arcand. Learn more

The Saskatoon Public Library presents Performers on Parade with Joseph Desjarlais. Born and raised in the northern Métis community of Ile-a-la Crosse, Joseph Desjarlais began fiddle studies at the age of 10 with John Arcand. Learn more

Book Worms by Saskatoon Library presents The Trickster Shadow by Joshua Mangeshig Pawis-Steckley. Every week there will be the reading of a picture book and celebration with games, crafts and other fun activities. Learn more

The Saskatoon Public Library presents Performers on Parade with Joseph Desjarlais. Born and raised in the northern Métis community of Ile-a-la Crosse, Joseph Desjarlais began fiddle studies at the age of 10 with John Arcand. Learn more

For the first time ever, the International Network of Museums for Peace Conference is coming to North America. This conference will provide an opportunity for knowledge keepers, community leaders, museum workers, artists, activists, and scholars to gather in Winnipeg, on Treaty 1 Territory and the homeland of the Red River Métis, to explore the transformative…

Four Days of Ceremony, Dialogue, Culture & Gathering to commemorate 150 years since the signing of Treaty 6 at Fort Carlton. A once-in-150-years return to the place where Treaty 6 was first made. In 1876, First Nations and the Crown entered into Treaty 6 at Fort Carlton on August 23rd, Chief Kamiscowesit’s (Beardy’s) Campsite on…

Join the Office of the Treaty Commissioner and the Western Development Museum for an open discussion and education on the significance of Orange Shirt Day and the lasting effects of residential schools. (Ages 16+). In person only. Join us the last Thursday of every second month for storytelling, educational sessions, and interactive discussions in an…