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Li’l Shadd Story Walk

Saskatoon

February 1, 2024 - February 29, 2024

Learn More about Dr. Alfred Shadd, the first person of African ancestry known to settle in what is now Saskatchewan, through our story walk. Move through the buildings of Boomtown Street to find and read through the pages of Lil’ Shadd: The Story of Ujima. 

Admission

Included with Museum admission. FREE for WDM members.

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WDM Saskatoon 1-306-931-1910

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