This page was updated on April 8. Next update: May 13
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Government House
4607 Dewdney Ave. 306-787-5773 governmenthousesk.ca
PERMANENT DISPLAY Revisit Saskatchewan’s past at the official residence of the lieutenant-governor. While the museum is currently closed due to the pandemic, you are invited visit the website to access online materials and tours.
RCMP Heritage Centre
5907 Dewdney Ave. 306-522-7333 rcmphc.com
PERMANENT EXHIBITS Displays explore the RCMP’s nearly 150 year history, along with modern crime-fighting techniques. There is also a virtual musical ride experience and dorm room inspection.
Royal Saskatchewan Museum
2445 Albert St. 306-787-2815 royalsaskmuseum.ca
PERMANENT EXHIBITS The exhibits at this provincial museum explore Saskatchewan’s geological past, natural environment, First Nations history and modern concerns about our planet’s ecological health. One highlight is the Scotty exhibit in the CN T. rex Gallery. All visitors are required to wear a mask.
Saskatchewan Science Centre
2903 Powerhouse Dr. 306-522-4629 sasksciencecentre.com
PERMANENT EXHIBITION To promote safety during the pandemic, the museum has made several design changes to its exhibition space and theatre. It is also offering online science workshops for school classes from kindergarten to grade eight that can be booked through the website.
TOWERS OF TOMORROW WITH LEGO BRICKS This exhibition features 20 scale models (at 1:200 scale) of iconic skyscrapers from around the world. The models were built by Robin Sather, and include CN Tower (Toronto), Empire State Building (New York) and the twin Petronas Towers (Kuala Lumpur). (Until late summer.)
JOYLAB 2.0 This exhibit is a sequel to a show that ran in 2019 that involves quirky installations meant to inspire joy in viewers. (Until April 30.)
IMAX FILMS Currently screening are Asteroid Hunters, Journey to the South Pacific and Into Nature’s Wild.
Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame
2205 Victoria Ave. 306-780-9232 sasksportshalloffame.com
PERMANENT EXHIBITS This museum celebrates the sporting accomplishments of individuals and teams with ties to the province. While the museum is currently closed due to the pandemic, you are invited visit the website to access online materials and tours.