Discover the best top things to do in Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan including Shurniak Art Gallery, Moose Jaw Cultural Centre, Nutana Collegiate Memorial Art Gallery, Gordon Snelgrove Gallery, Extraordinary Light Gallery, All in the Wild Gallery, Yvette Moore Fine Art Gallery, Major Maxwell Art Gallery, The Mann Art Gallery, Grand Coteau Heritage & Cultural Centre.
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5.0 based on 51 reviews
Shurniak Art Gallery displays an outstanding collection of original Canadian and International art, showcased in a beautiful setting. Invited visiting artists also are shown on a short-term basis. FreshStart offers great lunches and beverages within the gallery.
A prairie gem. It exceeds expectations. Worth making a detour in your travels. This is a one man's expression of love for art -- especially paintings. This is not the place for etchings, prints or modern abstract art. It has an excellent collection of Canadian paintings. There are some nice Chinese jade pieces. If this was in a big American city I would only give it four stars. Being that it is in a small prairie town means that I had to give it five. Currently open Tuesday to Friday only. Free admission. Photography is not allowed.
5.0 based on 26 reviews
The Moose Jaw Cultural Centre is a place where arts, entertainment, and culture thrive! Enjoy a variety of concerts all year long in our 420-seat Mae Wilson Theatre, and compelling artwork by local artists in the Art Gallery.
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Art gallery displaying fine artwork with an emphasis on prairie landscapes as well as landscapes from around North America. We also have a cafe serving coffee and espresso drinks, wonderful deserts and light lunches. Many of our foods include the famous Saskatoon berry as one of their ingredients.
4.5 based on 197 reviews
THE GALLERY CAFE When you visit the Yvette Moore Gallery, it is not only the friendly staff and wonderful surroundings that welcome you. The aromas of fine food and delicious home-style baking beckon you to The Gallery Cafe. Housed within the gallery, The Gallery Cafe has become a popular eating destination that has made it a favourite among locals and tourists alike. With a focus on healthy, fresh, homemade, local, wholesome recipes, The Gallery Cafe delightfully and artistically creates lunches and desserts that will satisfy any appetite. The elegant atmosphere of the Yvette Moore Gallery creates an intimate and unique setting for guests. Similar to the detail of the exquisite artwork in the Gallery, The Gallery Cafe offers the same kind of attention to detail that makes every visit a special occasion. Each dish is exquisitely crafted and prepared fresh for you, and we take pride in the handcrafted quality presented to each and every guest. The unique decor includes the original desks from the 1910 Landtitles Office and historic township maps from local areas dating back to 1905. Dining in The Gallery Cafe is a step back into time where quality and homemade classics beckon your senses, with a creative twist on old-time favourites. The Gallery Cafe has developed a strong reputation for the use of high-quality ingredients, and our home-cooked meals and desserts. Creating natural, wholesome dining alternatives is key to our guests' satisfaction day after day. From scratch made soups to signature sandwiches prepared on fresh Harvest Grain bread or toasted Ciabatta buns to artistically created salads with homemade dressings and fresh whole grain cheddar herb biscuits-The Gallery Cafe prides itself on the fresh quality and care put into every order. Come try one of our classically favoured items like Vegetarian Baked Spinach Pie or Hearty Beef Barley, or try a new item featured weekly on our new Fresh Sheets. As a grande finale or for something sweet to tantalize your taste buds, treat yourself to one of our hand-crafted and mouth-watering desserts. Try the Gingerbread with Lemon Butter Sauce and gourmet vanilla ice cream, or Grandma's Bread and Butter Pudding, or homemade Saskatoon Berry Crepe or Saskatoon Berry Pie. While you are here, be sure to taste the legendary Saskatoon Berry Iced Tea. At The Gallery Cafe, our passion for food, creativity and quality does not go unnoticed. Call for your reservation today. We will save you a seat.
This gallery has a wonderful array of local art, with that of Yvette Moore being appropriately featured. Paintings, pottery, stained glass, metal, and more. Very nicely laid out for display; indeed a first class gallery and a must-visit when in Moose Jaw.
4.5 based on 8 reviews
The Grand Coteau Heritage & Cultural Centre is located in the heart of Shaunavon, Saskatchewan. The Centre houses a museum, art gallery and the Shaunavon Branch of the Chinook Regional Library. Our collection is multi-disciplinary, including artifacts relating to the human history of Shaunavon, fine arts and natural history specimens of the area. A variety of programs and tours are offered in association with our collection, making us more than a collection of objects. Tours are offered on a regular basis throughout the year to school students and can also be provided to other groups upon request. Through our educational programming, we are able to provide opportunities for our public to enjoy the arts, as well as the natural history and the human history of our area. GCHCC is also a popular locale for community events and special programming including Family Day, Canada Day, Boomtown Days, Halloween and December’s Parade of Lights.
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