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Getting Here
RR #4, Penner Road
Saskatoon, SK
Canada S7K 3J7
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Rooms
All of our room rentals include park entry fees and access to our 360 acres of scenic trails, interpretive sites, archaeological digsView Rooms
Catering
Our Executive Chef, oversees our food services and delights in providing our guests with menus rangingView Menus
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Teacher Programs
Give your students an unforgettable experience by taking advantage of our unique expertise, resources, and dramatic settings.More Info
Upcoming Events
Community Connections Show ONLINE - Thursdays 12 p.m. - Facebook LIVE
Daily Drop-in Programs - May 1 - 24, 2021
Online Learning Series
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Donate
We are a registered charity that seeks to build partnerships in the community. An outright gift is one in which every dollar goes to work the moment it is given.How to Donate
In the Community
We are proud of the many partnerships that allow us to continue to succeed in being a leader in First Nations educational programming and culture.How You Can Help
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The Land
Six thousand years ago, Wanuskewin echoed with the thundering hooves of bison and the voices of Indigenous peoples from across the Northern Plains.More Info
Mission & Values
Wanuskewin strives to grow and develop as a centre of excellence and a place for gathering, sharing and learning.More Info

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Upcoming Event

15.04.2021 Community Connections Show ONLINE - Thursdays 12 p.m. - Facebook LIVE

New PROVISIONS MENU (Delivery or Pick-up)

DESK FOR A DAY BOOKINGS

*NO PETS PLEASE (FULL SITE)*
*NO BIKES ALLOWED ON WALKING TRAILS*

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We are excited to be OFFICIALLY COMPLETE with our full site renewal at Wanuskewin!
New construction includes the expansion of our Interpretive Centre, gallery spaces, and meeting rooms, as well as a refreshed restaurant, new playground, and trail connections.

We work to advance the understanding and appreciation of the evolving cultures of the Northern Plains indigenous peoples. Wanuskewin will be the living reminder of the peoples’ sacred relationship with the land.