Everyone is welcome at Wonderhub.
Nutrien Wonderhub is a space to come together, celebrate community, and learn through play. Our exhibits and programs are designed to be exciting and educational experiences for all.
We are committed to the inclusion and recognition of all children regardless of race, culture, ability, ethnicity, nationality, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, religious affiliation, or socioeconomic status. We proudly welcome 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals and families through our doors.
At Wonderhub, inclusion isn’t just a value, it’s a commitment we act on every day. We are committed to inclusive education that ensures all children, regardless of ability, can learn and play together. This means creating an environment that is accessible, respectful, and responsive to diverse needs, where individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities experience the museum alongside others in shared spaces. Every child deserves an experience that fosters belonging, engagement, and learning through play. We understand that children may have questions when they encounter individuals who experience the world differently, and we see those moments as valuable opportunities for learning and growth. We encourage families to use them as a starting point for conversations about inclusion, kindness, and the full spectrum of human ability. Learning resources can be accessed through Inclusion Saskatchewan. To learn more about the accommodations and supports available at Wonderhub, visit our Accessibility page.
Wonderhub is located on Treaty 6 Territory and the homeland of the Métis. We are committed to the ongoing work of reconciliation and to building meaningful relationships with Indigenous children, families, and communities.
Access Program
The Access Program at Wonderhub removes barriers to access creating an inclusive, welcoming environment for all children and families.
Wonderhub is proud to offer various ways for community members who need additional support to visit us.
We offer limited Discovery Passes through the Saskatoon Public Library, at all nine library locations in Saskatoon. These passes are able to be borrowed for one week at a time, allowing families of up to six members over the age of one (children under one year old are free) to enter Wonderhub free of charge.
Thank you to Affinity Credit Union, Federated Cooperatives Limited and Sandbox Mutual Insurance for funding Wonderhub Discovery Passes.
If your company is interested in supporting our SPL Discovery Passes or other initiatives, to further support underserved members of our community to access Wonderhub, please email [email protected]
Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors and granting agencies, we are pleased to provide eligible community schools, preschools, and groups a fun, educational museum experience free of charge.
Our School and Community Access Visits include transportation and the choice of one of our facilitated educational programs.
Thank you to Community Initiatives Fund for funding School and Community Access Visits for the 2025-2026 school year.
At Nutrien Wonderhub, we recognize that there are some individuals in our community who are immunocompromised or otherwise at higher risk of infection. We host Immune-Safe visits at Wonderhub for those who need or benefit from an immune-safe space, or those attending as family members, friends, or support people of someone who does.
For Immune-Safe Visits, we adhere to the following protocols:
- Reduce to half-capacity. No additional tickets may be claimed once we reach capacity. Pre-registration is required for these visits.
- All adult guests and staff are required to wear a mask (including special guests such as Santa at themed visits).
- All children over the age of 6 are required to wear a mask. Children under the age of 6 are strongly encouraged to wear a mask if they are able. We understand that masking can be more challenging for younger guests or those with additional needs.
- No guests or staff should attend if feeling unwell or experiencing any symptoms of illness.
- We will increase our already stringent cleaning protocols for this event.
- Additional hand sanitizer will be available on site.
- We will be staggering activity participation, and/or visits with special guests by group to avoid crowding and excessive noise.
- We ask that treats and food are enjoyed at home rather than during the event.
Eligibility: Registration is intended for those who need or benefit from an immune-safe space, or those attending as family members, friends, or support people of someone who does. If you do not personally benefit from an immune-safe space space, we ask that you consider whether attending supports the purpose of the event and the needs of the intended audience.
📅Immune-Safe Visit dates will be on our events calendar, announced on our social media channels, and sent out to our e-news subscribers. Subscribe here to be in the know.
Thanks to our supporters: Sask Lotteries and City of Saskatoon.
Wonderhub hosts Sensory-Friendly visits for individuals who benefit from a sensory-friendly environment.
For Sensory-Friendly Visits, we adhere to the following protocols:
- Reduced to half-capacity. No additional tickets may be claimed once we reach capacity. Pre-registration is required for these visits.
- Lights will be lowered.
- No music or background sounds will be played.
- Sound levels on our sound making exhibits will be lowered or switched off, where possible.
- A limited amount of sensory bags including noise cancelling headphones are available to borrow at our front desk on a first come, first served basis.
- We will be staggering activity participation, and/or visits with special guests by group to avoid crowding and excessive noise.
- We ask that treats and food are enjoyed at home rather than during the event.
Eligibility: Registration is intended for those who need or benefit from a sensory-friendly space, or those attending as family members, friends, or support people of someone who does. If you do not personally benefit from a sensory-friendly space, we ask that you consider whether attending supports the purpose of the event and the needs of the intended audience.
📅 Sensory-Friendly Visit dates will be on our events calendar, announced on our social media channels, and sent out to our e-news subscribers. Subscribe here to be in the know.
Thanks to our supporters: Sask Lotteries and City of Saskatoon.
Contact us
To discuss supporting the Access Program, please contact [email protected]. To discuss eligibility for School and Community Access Visits, please contact our Education Team at (306) 249‑3574 or [email protected].