Location
44 Robert St. W.
Swift Current, SK
S9H 4M9
Office Hours
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
(Closed statutory and civic holidays)
Public Viewing Hours
June - August: 9 - 5, Monday to Friday
7 - 9 pm, Thursday and Friday
1 - 5 pm, Saturday and Sunday
Free admission.
What's There To See?
Current Exhibition
Prairie Innovation
October 19 - December 15
This exhibition introduces a few individuals from southwest
Saskatchewan, past and present, whose innovative spirit has
produced both eccentric novelties and successful
business ventures.
Upcoming Exhibitions:
My Favourite Treasure
December 15 to January 31
The public is invited to lend objects for the exhibition, along with a story to inform others
about their treasure.
Deadline for submissions and stories is December 11, 5pm.
Public reception in January; dates TBA.
Permanent Gallery
The gallery examines the relationship between humans and the environment of southwest Saskatchewan. Both historic and contemporary examples are provided.
Aboriginal people made and used stone tools. A bison.
A "soddie."
Public programs are presented throughout the year. These include exhibit openings, slide presentations, and children's activities.
Volunteers
Volunteers are invited to help with various tasks at the museum including research, public programs or taking care of the collections. Training is provided and hours are flexible.
Loans
Objects from the Museum collection may be borrowed by individuals, institutions and businesses for display or events.
Research Library
The Museum has a variety of books and newspapers for researching local and regional history. Publications like Folklore, Facade and Saskatchewan History can also be read.
