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Pop In and Play With the WDM – Black History in Saskatchewan
Join us in the Education Room for on-going activities throughout the day in two different zones. Take this opportunity to have your child connect with the WDM and our hands-on…
Memory Mondays – Royal Visits
In June, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 years on the throne. As Canada’s Head of State, she has made multiple visits over the years,…
The Doily
The doily, a decorative and protective textile once found adorning the tops of furniture in many homes, has largely gone extinct. Often placed under vases, centerpieces and dinnerware on dining…
Memory Mondays – Boomtown
On July 11, 1972, the WDM Saskatoon opened its doors to the public with its main highlight, “Pioneer Street,” now called Boomtown. To celebrate, our #MemoryMondays feature will highlight a…
What do I do if the WDM doesn’t want my artifacts?
The WDM Collection of artifacts represents over 75, 000 artifacts, most of which were generously donated by Saskatchewan people. In fact, we have so many artifacts, that we generally decline…
New Board Member Announced for WDM Board of Directors
The Western Development Museum (WDM) is pleased to announce the newest member of the Board of Directors recently appointed by His Honour, The Honourable Russ Mirasty, Lieutenant Governor. The WDM…
Motorcycle Ride for Dad
Ride for Dad is a motorcycle ride that raises funds for the fight against prostate cancer. The WDM Saskatoon is thrilled to be the starting point for the annual ride….
Memory Mondays – Small Settler Homes
This month’s #MemoryMondays are featuring small settler homes! These very small houses were built by early Saskatchewan settlers as temporary shelters until they could build larger, more permanent homes. When…
Spark Your Pride
Spark Your Pride is a joyful celebration of the lives of Saskatchewan’s older lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and 2spirit people. This year’s theme is One Light…Many Queer Stories! This…
5 Ways To ‘Stretch’ Food Like a Wartime Home Cook
Food Rationing During the Second World War, many resources were diverted to the war effort. Rationing was introduced across Canada to make sure everyone got their share and to stop…
