RR #4, Penner Road
Saskatoon, SK
Canada S7K 3J7
P: 306-931-6767
F: 306-931-4522
Admission:
Adult: $8.50
Senior: $7.50
Student: $6.50
Children: $4.00
Family: $25.00
Under 5: Free
Spring/Summer Hours:
May - Sept
9AM - 4:30PM
Open Stats 11AM - 4:00
No pets, please.
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Saskatchewan's Premier Meeting Place
Impress your guests! Book your next meeting or special event next to nature.
- Free parking
- Free Admission
- Amazing Menu
- Stunning view
- Wireless Internet
- Smartboards
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Archaeological Dig 2013
May 13th - June 20th > Witness history in the making! Join us Monday - Friday, and meet with our archaeological team, as they discover over 6000 years of human history right here in the Opimihaw Valley. Check back often for updates from the site.
Wanuskewin Newsletter May
Keep up with all that is happening at Wanuskewin > May/13 Newsletter
Curriculum Connections
New for 2012/13! Discover how Wanuskewin Programming is designed to enhance your lesson plans > Teacher Planning Guide
Guiding Principles
Our guiding principles, relevance and respect, are the laws that serve as a basis of reasoning and action, a personal code of conduct that leads, shows the way and directs the movements of our organization.
We believe in:
- Honouring the Elders;
- Authenticity;
- Innovation and creativity;
- Bridging cultural understanding;
- Highest ethical standards;
- Mutual respect and trust;
- Diversity;
- Spirituality;
- Exceptional service; and
- Partnerships
RELEVANCE is exhibited in the following ways:
- by visitors leaving with a better and deeper understanding of early Northern Plains Indians culture and a greater appreciation of our common heritage through the quality and authenticity of facility, products, services and programs
- by providing well-run and culturally unique programs, festivals and events
- by being the meeting and gathering place in the spirit of sharing and hospitality
- by protecting and restoring the natural beauty of the site for future generations
- by maintaining an online resource to help educators realistically and more easily integrate Northern Plains Indians culture and knowledge into the classrooms
- by creating Northern Plains Indians cultural teaching tools, training and programs that can be immediately applied in the real-world of educators daily functions
RESPECT is exhibited in the following ways:
- by greeting and welcoming everyone who walks through our doors
- by listening to other people’s ideas and feelings without interupting
- by seeing things from other’s viewpoints
- by valuing other people’s strengths and to learn from them
- by seeking out other people’s ideas to solve problems because by teaming with others we can create a better solution