Join Nutrien Wonderhub and local activist/artist/storyteller, Reggie Nyamekye, to be introduced to traditional Ghanaian folklore through music, drumming, and song. There will be an "I am" section where participants will be able to explore ways to express themselves through art, poetry, dancing and singing. About Reggie Nyamekye: Reggie Nyamekye is a storyteller, scholar, advocate, poet, photographer, a dreamer, a lover...

This two-hour FREE program will teach participants how to create a mini moccasin and how to add it to a keychain! Participants will learn from Wanuskewin staff about the history and design of the moccasin in First Nations culture. Location: Wonderhub Classroom - Located in the Lower Lobby Participants will be provided with the required materials to create one mini...

Low Sensory Visits provide access to our museum for those that would benefit from a calmer and more relaxed environment. These days are offered on the third Monday of every month. The museum capacity is reduced to 100 people. Our admission rate is also reduced to $5/person. Please note, membership holders are still required to pay for access.

Come join Nutrien Wonderhub and local writer/performer/storyteller, Kevin Hicks, to explore the story of Robin Hood, it's message and its relevance today. Participants will handle and observe artefacts and props to engage all ages. Participants will listen, play and dance to the music of the flute, performed by Kevin. About Kevin Hicks: Kevin Hicks is a decorated veteran soldier and...

Come join Nutrien Wonderhub and local artist/storyteller, James Miller, to learn all about vintage cameras and projectors and how they were used to tell stories. Participants will watch a projector in action and learn how to create their own storyboard. Artist James Miller was born and raised in Saskatchewan. He has always been fascinated with storytelling in many forms and...

Low Sensory Visits provide access to our museum for those that would benefit from a calmer and more relaxed environment. These days are offered on the third Monday of every month. The museum capacity is reduced to 100 people. Our admission rate is also reduced to $5/person. Please note, membership holders are still required to pay for access.