09/24/2026
Culture Days is still happening this week in Yorkton! To see more and register for events, please visit https://culturedays.ca/en/events
🪦Cemetery Walking Tour
🗓️Tuesday, Sept. 22, 5:30pm - Yorkton City Cemetery
Randy Goulden is hosting another guided walking tour of Yorkton’s cemetery. Learn about the homesteaders, pioneers, and settlers who created the York Colony that we call Yorkton today. *Event is FULL
💃Tilana Dance Workshop
🗓️Wednesday, Sept. 23, 5:30pm - Godfrey Dean Cultural Centre
A workshop for participants 9 years old and up to explore Indian dance styles in a fun and engaging way. Two 30 min sessions. The workshop will be led by two instructors, each bringing expertise in different genres within the diverse traditions of Indian dance.
🌾Exploring History at the Flour Mill
🗓️Friday, Sept. 25, 1pm - Brick Flour Mill Heritage Site
Visit the Old Brick Flour Mill and enjoy hands-on, interactive activities that make learning about the past fun and memorable. Explore history, learn about milling and connect with our community's rich heritage.
🍂Celebrating Autumn Equinox
🗓️Saturday, Sept. 26, 1pm - Yorkton Public Library
Give children ages 7-10 along with a parent, grandparent, older sibling, etc. the opportunity to learn about Autumn Equinox and commemorate the occasion with two crafts. The first will be a glass gem suncatcher to capture the beauty of the daylight hours, and the second will be an autumn leaf decorated lantern to celebrate the nighttime hours.
🖼️BMO Day - Western Development Museum
🗓️Saturday, Sept. 26, 9am - WDM Yorkton
Enjoy FREE admission at all four WDM locations & experience the history and heritage of Saskatchewan.
🎤"Fundamentals of Singing" with Sonia Reid
🗓️Saturday, Sept. 26, 3pm - Western Development Museum
oin Saskatoon Vocal Coach Sonia Reid for a focused 90min workshop designed to help you sing with freedom, ease, and longevity. The workshop will cover key vocal techniques for today’s singers and practical microphone tips.
👗Woven Stories: Fabrics of Our Community Exhibit
🗓️Saturday, Sept. 26, 10am - Yorkton Public Library
This community-driven exhibition brings together a curated collection of culturally significant fabrics contributed by members of the Yorkton community. Each piece carries with it a story - of heritage, migration, tradition, celebration, and identity.
🍽️Nigerian Culinary Experience
🗓️Sunday, Sept. 27 4pm - Godfrey Dean Art Gallery
Step into the heart of Nigerian culinary culture with a hands-on cooking experience that celebrates flavour, heritage, and the joy of creating something meaningful together.