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.
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Curriculum Connections
New for 2012/13! Discover how Wanuskewin Programming is designed to enhance your lesson plans > Teacher Planning Guide
Wanuskewin Gift Shop
- Soapstone Bear Carving
Welcome to Wanuskewin Heritage Park Gift Shop the place to shop for authentic First Nation traditional handmade artworks.
We opened our doors in June 1992 promoting products and items made by First Nations artisans.
Today, we now showcase 900 square feet of amazing handmade items such as earrings made from horn or beautifully hand-beaded moss bags or moccasins, incredible stone carvings, CDs and books all produced by artisans from tribal communities throughout Saskatchewan and across Canada.
Wanuskewin Gift Shop helps artisans make a living and sustain the First Nations artists industry. The items are work of master artisans with skills attained by tradition and age old practices. It is our endeavor to globalize
Genuine Ladies Moose Wrap Arounds
traditional First Nations works.
First Nations artworks are the cultural heritage of our country and buying of traditional genuine art through Wanuskewin Gift Shop will encourage talented and skilled rural artists in sustaining their
livelihood.
There are many imitations of First Nations artwork out there, and it can be hard to tell the wheat from the chaff. So if you’re looking for traditional First Nation artworks that were actually made by First Nations people, either because it’s important to you to have the real thing or because you want to support native people with your purchase, you have come to the right place.
If you are a traditional First Nations artisan please contact us. We would love to see your work.
Gift Shop
Carol Merasty, Gift Shop Supervisor
Tel: 306-931-6767 Ext: 238
Fax: 306-931-4522
Email: carol.merasty@wanuskewin.com