Our Gallery 3 has changed once again! On display until June 30, 2016 will be a dedication to the fan culture of sport. Sport has always fueled the creative spirit of popular culture, be it through the fans or the Read more →
Our feature Gallery has been given a facelift! To celebrate all of our wonderful inductees throughout 2016, a rotating display has been installed in Gallery 1. “Inductees Through the Decades” will rotate every three months to display the inductees from each decade: Read more →
Start Date: Saturday, January 23, 2016 End Date: Monday, April 4, 2016 Our newest exhibit in Gallery 3 is officially open!! On display until April 4th is a celebration of the accomplishments made by athletes with disabilities. This exhibit features Read more →
Hockey fans will love our newest exhibit! On display for the next four months is a tribute to minor hockey in Saskatchewan. From the Prairie Junior Hockey League to the Western Hockey League and World Juniors, get ready for the Read more →
On Thursday, April 16th, President, Trent Fraser, and Induction Celebrations Chair, Linda Burnham, announced the seven inductees who will become the newest members of the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame, to be enshrined as part of the Class of 2015. The Read more →
For the next four months we pay tribute to some of Saskatchewan’s favourite summer sports – baseball, softball and fastball – in the exhibit, Chalk, Wheat and Diamonds: Saskatchewan ‘Ball. Check out the exhibit highlights: How these sports developed from Read more →
For Those About to Rock is now open. This exhibit is a celebration of women’s curling in Saskatchewan over the years highlighted with items from our vast curling collection, in addition to some on loan from the Turner Curling Museum Read more →
Originally referred to as “track & field”, Athletics embraces a number of sports which are well represented among the inductees of the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and within the artifacts of the permanent collection. Among the disciplines featured in Read more →