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Heritage Saskatchewan is the collective voice of all those who value heritage in Saskatchewan. Key Messages

1. Our heritage is a gift to future generations.

Saskatchewan's heritage of natural beauty, unique communities and rich cultural traditions is a source of pride for those who live here.

2. This sense of pride, place, and identity makes our communities strong and vibrant, and helps to attract and retain both people and business.

3. Support of Saskatchewan's heritage is important in order to ensure that future generations can learn from the past, build communities in the present, and ensure a prosperous, vital province in the future.

08/31/2026

Win all this just by submitting a photo!

Today’s Key to Cultural Heritage prize is personal to us… as it’s our own merch! Eat, drink, write, picnic and more in style with this expansive prize package! Show off your appreciation for Saskatchewan’s vibrant heritage with these items and by submitting a photo of said heritage!

To enter, simply:
📸 Post a photo or video of something you think shows Saskatchewan’s Cultural heritage using on Instagram OR
📸 Directly through MemoryKPR, link in bio!

You have until noon on Wednesday, September 3rd to enter. The winner will be randomly selected.

We can’t wait to see what you get up to over the next week. Let’s get up, get out, and explore Saskatchewan together!

08/28/2026

This gallery has one of the best views in Saskatchewan!

The Chapel Gallery has a beautiful view of the North Saskatchewan River Valley, and they’re not afraid to take advantage of it for their events. Inside the gallery is just as beautiful, showing a wide showcase of all different kinds of works of art with all different mediums and Saskatchewan artists.

Right now you can see “Invisible Winds - Stories You Can Not See - Journey to Wholeness”, which is curated by Dean Bauche and features more than 15 artists! Stop by the gallery is open daily until September, from 11 pm to 5 pm.

Pictures do not do the view or the gallery space justice… but you can try! Huge thanks to the gallery for allowing me to capture these stunning pieces and walking me through their space!

Submit a photo of the Chapel Gallery or other cultural heritage in Saskatchewan to win big here: https://saskmuseums.org/services/key-to-cultural-heritage/

Only a couple of hours left in our prize draw with the Broadway theatre! Don’t forget to submit!

08/26/2026

Watch heritage come to life at the Broadway Theatre!

Today’s weekly heritage highlight is the Broadway Theatre. The theatre was constructed in 1946 and displays Art Moderne architecture. The venue is recognized civically and federally as a heritage building.

But the heritage in Broadway Theatre isn’t just from the building, but from the community. The Broadway Theatre has helped keep the arts and culture alive in Saskatoon since its opening. See for yourself all of the great performances they showcase at

Interested in getting a more hands on experience? You’re in luck; our prize draw with the Broadway Theatre is happening now!

Submit a Saskatchewan-based photo to our contest to win one of three Movie Night for 2 packages! To find out more, check out our last post or the link in our bio.

Thank you to the Broadway Theatre for helping keep heritage alive with us, and you!

08/24/2026

The Melville Heritage Museum knows how to tell a story! Be led through the many generations of Melville history, everything from a trip to the dentist or hairdresser to the history of sports, music, and farming. Their extensive collection is sure to teach or remind you about your past or your family’s!

Bonus: See if you know anyone on the Melville Seniors quilt, or the yearbooks they have on display!

Special thanks to Akiva, who provided a wonderful tour and was a great storyteller. You can visit the Melville Heritage Museum Wed-Sun 10-5, and check out their Facebook Melville Heritage Museum to see all the fun events and activities they have going on!

Have special memories with the Melville Heritage Museum? Post a photo using on Instagram or directly through MemoryKPR to be eligible to win a prize package!

Let’s get up, get out, and explore Saskatchewan together!

08/21/2026

Win a free trip to the movies just for submitting a photo!

We’re thrilled to announce that this week’s Key to Cultural Heritage prize draw is with the iconic Broadway Theatre. Thank you to the Broadway Theatre for their generosity, as well as their work to preserve and create new cultural heritage!

We are giving away three Movie Nights for 2, each including 4 vouchers for a large popcorn or alcoholic drink!

To enter, simply:
📸 Post a photo or video of something you think shows Saskatchewan’s Cultural heritage* using on Instagram OR
📸 Directly through MemoryKPR, link in bio!

*Cultural heritage can be anything from attending a Rider game, eating at a local restaurant, visiting a museum or historic place, participating in a tradition with your family and friends, etc!

You have until noon on Friday, August 28th to enter. Winners must be above 19 years of age, and will be randomly selected and contacted by end of day.

We can’t wait to see what you get up to over the next week. Let’s get up, get out, and explore Saskatchewan together!

08/19/2026

Curious about Saskatoon’s history?

Today’s Key to Cultural Heritage highlight is Bridging Time - Exploring Saskatoon’s Hidden Heritage!

The self-guided tour, created by the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society, has ten spots, but we’ve highlighted three of our favourites here. If we missed one that you think should’ve been included, let us know!

Here’s a bit of history on the three sites:

🌾 The Grace Adam Metawewinihk Archaeological Project was named after a respected First Nations teacher, Grace Adam, and her name was joined with the Cree word for playground, metawewinihk.

🌾 The Marr Residence is the oldest house in Saskatoon, and originally served as a field hospital for injured military soldiers.

🌾 James Clinkskill, the first mayor of Saskatoon and the owner of the Clinkskill house, was a businessman, militiaman, politician, university governor, author, and a prominent community member for Saskatoon’s early development.

When you visit these sites, make sure to snap a picture and submit it to Key2CH for a chance to win a prize! Find out more at the link in our bio.

Let’s get up, get out, and explore Saskatchewan together!

08/17/2026

Win a free dinner just by submitting a photo!

This week, Key to Cultural Heritage is excited to announce our mini prize draw (only three days). Thank you to the Old Spaghetti Factory for sponsoring us with this $25 gift card!

To enter, simply:
📸 Post a photo or video of something you think shows Saskatchewan’s Cultural heritage using on Instagram OR
📸 Directly through MemoryKPR, link in bio!

Reminder: cultural heritage can be anything meaningful to you within Saskatchewan. Show off your favourite things to do, whether that's visiting a museum, shopping at a store, going to a Rider game, etc!

You have until noon on Wednesday, August 19th to enter. The winner will be randomly selected and contacted by end of day.

We can’t wait to see what you get up to over the next week. Let’s get up, get out, and explore Saskatchewan together!

08/13/2026

Our second prize draw is over! Swipe to see our TOP TEN enteries, and stay until the end to see our winning entry by Lauren!

While our winners are randomly selected, we still think it’s a great photo of The Rusty Relics Museum in Carlyle. Lauren, we hope you enjoy your $100 prize package with Last Mountain Distillery!

Here’s some of the cultural heritage you can see:
🔑 Our Lady of the Assumption Co-Cathedral Notre Dame de l’Assomption — Gravelbourg
🔑 Doukhobor Prayer Home — Veregin
🔑 3rd Annual Tomato Festival — Regina

Thank you to everyone for sharing your photos; you’ve made this campaign a great success! We love getting to see all the different ways you explore cultural heritage this summer, and we hope you’ll take us with you on even more journeys.

✨ Here’s a little insider info… our next prize draw starts next week! You can enter a photo now to be eligible! ✨

Need some ideas on where to go? Browse on Instagram or visit our MemoryKPR album here: https://saskmuseums.org/services/key-to-cultural-heritage/

Let’s get up, get out, and explore Saskatchewan together!

08/11/2026

Key to Cultural Heritage couldn’t pass up visiting this breathtaking church in Canora!

According to a plaque in Canora, “The first block Ukrainian settlement in Saskatchewan was established in 1897 when 180 families arrived in the Canora district from western Ukraine. Ottawa had specified that earlier Ukrainian immigrants first settle in Alberta and Manitoba. Canora became a center where the Ukrainian culture and language are still kept alive. Thus, many people know Canora as a Ukrainian town. The distinctive dome on many churches in the area are a lasting feature of this settlement.”

Do you have memories with the building, or with other cultural heritage in Saskatchewan? Submit a photo or video using or directly to MemoryKPR to win! Click the link in our bio to learn more.

You can also use that link to donate to support heritage places, museums, and many more! With a donation, you receive a complimentary keychain and QR codes!

Our next prize draw is sooner than you think; get your entry in now!

Let’s get up, get out, and explore Saskatchewan together!

08/07/2026

Mailing a letter is never boring at today’s Key to Cultural Heritage spot: Melville Post Office! Swipe to see then vs now ➡️

Here are a few key points in the Post Office’s timeline, courtesy of Melville.ca:
📬 1928: The building was constructed
📬 1950: Had 600 lock boxes (this has increased to over 2400)
📬 1981: Became part of the Canada Post Corporation

Speaking of post… did you know that one post is all it takes to be entered for our prize draw? Submit a photo or video to Key to Cultural Heritage using on Instagram or directly to MemoryKPR to win! Click here to learn more: https://saskmuseums.org/services/key-to-cultural-heritage/

REMINDER: You have until noon TODAY to be eligible for our prize draw with Last Mountain Distillery!

We can’t wait to see your entries! Let’s get up, get out, and explore Saskatchewan together!

Address

1867 MacKay Street
Regina, SK
S4N6E7

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+13067809191

Website

http://www.heritagesask.ca/, https://saskmuseums.org/services/key-to-cultural-heritage/

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