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February Break Programming – Human Powered Ice Cream

Saskatoon

February 19, 2026
10:00 am - 11:30 am

Admission:

Program included with regular admission

Categories:

Demonstrations For Adults For Children For Families For Youth

Learn and experience the tremendous amount of work that goes into making fresh ice cream, 1910 style. Spoiler: It's harder than going to the store! Don't worry though, your efforts are sure to be rewarded.
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