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Tour and explore the beautiful University of Saskatchewan campus. Enjoy the historic atmosphere while learning what the university has to offer!

Prairieland Park is a year round event centre, providing the largest trade show and convention facility in Saskatoon. Annual events include the exhibition, chuckwagon racing, agriculture trade and livestock shows, pet show, gardening show, as well as thoroughbred and standard bred horse racing. As well, Saskatoon Prairieland Park facilities national and regional trade shows, conventions, conferences, meetings, and banquets.

One of the best conference facilities in Western Canada and one of the best entertainment facilities in Saskatoon. Featuring over 104,000 sq. ft. of prime convention space with configurations for 21 different rooms. Also housing the SId Buckwold Theatre with 2,003 soft seats where many Broadway shows, comedians, world renowned singers, local dance groups, the Symphony and more perform throughout the year.

Saskatoon's largest shopping centre located in the heart of downtown featuring over 130 stores and services.

Saskatchewan's premier indoor multi-purpose venue hosting concerts, trade and consumer shows, motorsports events, rodeos and many other local, national, and international projects.

1910 Boomtown illustrates the technological progression of agriculture and transportation practices through interpretive displays and extensive artificial displays. It features the longest indoor museum street in Canada-1910 Boomtown, which presents the time of pioneer settlement and farm expansion in the Canadian West.

The Mendel Art Gallery is nestled into the landscape of the west bank of the South Saskatchewan River in Saskatoon, adjacent to the Meewasin Valley Authority trails, and close to the city's downtown and the University of Saskatchewan. Nearby attractions include Kinsmen Park, Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan and the Shearwater Boat Tours.

Versatility is the key feature of the Saskatoon Fieldhouse, which includes an indoor track and field area, tennis and badminton courts, fitness/dance studio, weight room, multi purpose room, two meeting rooms and concession.

The Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo offers all generations opportunities to explore a beautiful park landscape. You will discover intimate gardens, historic buildings and a variety of western Canadian animals and exotic species in Saskatchewan's only zoo. This distinctly Saskatchewan experience will create lasting memories and inspire you to return to enjoy the scenic surroundings and the unique story of plants, animals and prairie history in one place.

Wanuskewin Heritage Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers a journey into rich, complex indigenous history through its walking trails, tipi village, cultural performances, and interpretive center with art galleries. Visitors can explore the site's extensive archaeological importance, learn about First Nation’s culture, dine on indigenous-inspired cuisine, and experience a unique, culturally significant playground. If you’re looking for enjoyment and education, then this is the park for you.

Within Saskatoon Health Region, RUH serves as a leader in providing acute-care services for the province. The hospital serves as the main trauma center for the entire province, houses many maternal and child services, neurosurgery and cardiovascular surgery.

Saskatoon City Hospital is home to the SaskTel MRI Suite, and the future Breast Health Centre. City Hospital also has the Eye Care Centre, Geriatric Assessment unit and large gynecology and rehabilitation units and is one of the few acute care hospitals in Canada to house a research centre - the Cameco MS Neuroscience Research Centre.

St. Paul's Hospital is an acute care teaching facility offering a comprehensive range of services to residents of Saskatoon and Northern Saskatchewan. Inspired by the example of St. Marguerite d'Youville, we continue the tradition of Catholic health care by sharing in a call to reveal the goodness and love of the Creator God for all people. Together with the Grey Nuns, we work to build a world where hope and compassion prevail.

The Shaw Centre is a state-of-the-art aquatic and fitness facility offering a new calibre of recreation, health and fitness opportunities.

Nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts need to experience the fun and beauty of the Meewasin Valley Trail, a picturesque 105 km path that’s perfect for hiking, walking, biking, and wildlife viewing. Although the Meewasin Valley Trail is great for getting away from it all, visitors will be happy to know that there are a number of amenities to take advantage of, such as washrooms and picnic spots. Make sure to stop by the Beaver Creek Conservation Area to feed sunflower seeds to chickadees.

Experience a popular center of cultural wonders at the Remai Modern Art Museum, a famous institution worth exploring for those who love artistic expression in all of its forms. Bring the family and indulge in a myriad of mind-expanding activities, like the interactive art-making studios, the afternoon movies showcased at the Discovery Cinema, or one of the many incredible pieces from the Pablo Picasso linocut collection. The museum aims to be a welcoming public space with diverse programming.

The Saskatoon Farmers Market is a year-round cooperative that offers local produce and handmade goods, with highlights including fresh farm-grown products, welcoming vendors, handmade crafts, a permanent indoor facility with free parking, and year-round weekend hours. Visitors can expect a vibrant community hub to discover unique items while supporting local makers and growers. Newcomers to the Saskatoon Farmers Market can expect ATMs and various payment options available on-site.

Broadway Avenue in Saskatoon offers a vibrant urban village experience with its independent shops, diverse cuisine, breweries, and arts scene, and hosts the popular annual Broadway Street Fair, a September-specific event popular for its sidewalk sales, music, food, and art vendors. Visitors can explore unique local businesses, enjoy various food and drink options, and find creative inspiration through its public art and local artistic community.