Heritage Week activities

Heritage Week

February 20 – 24, 2017

Tuesday, Feb 21 @ 7pm – An Evening of Storytelling.

Finding Home in Story: Métis concepts of Home and Kinship 

Writer in Residence, Trevor Herriot, will host a session with Métis storytellers to show how historical resources inform and support the stories that speak to Métis notions of home and kinship.

Refreshments and conversation to follow                               

Free & Open to the Public

Regina Public Library Film Theatre, Regina

Wednesday, Feb 22 @ 7pm – Heritage Regina Lecture & Reception

Collegiate Gothic Architecture in Regina

Heritage Regina’s February event, as part of their Lecture Series, includes a presentation by James Youck from P3 Architecture Partnership

Refreshments and conversation to follow                               

Free & Open to the Public

Government House, Regina

Thursday, Feb 23 9:30am – 3:30pm – Fundraising Workshop 

Punching Above Your Weight - Raising Funds for Places that Matter

Heritage Saskatchewan and the Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport Heritage Conservation Branch are offering this Fundraising workshop, which will be delivered by The National Trust for Canada. Whether you are fundraising for a non-profit, participating in a local capital campaign or playing a support role to community organizations working on the ground, there is something here for everyone.

Registration is required.

Information and On-line Registration ( https://heritagesask.ca/heritage-week-registration )

Event location:  Government House, Regina.

Friday, Feb 24 from 9am-4pm. – Workshop, Information Session & AGM. 

Registration is required.

Information and On-line Registration ( https://heritagesask.ca/heritage-week-registration )

Event location – Conexus Arts Centre, Regina.

9am-noon – Workshop: “Everyone Has a Role in Reconciliation”.

SaskCulture Inc, in concert with Heritage Saskatchewan, are hosting this workshop. This session is for those looking for a meaningful role in reconciliation within their own life. Workshop leader, Zoe Roy will lead participants through dialogue and reflection; turning ideas into concrete actions that lead to the path that everyone has a role in this journey.

12 – 2 pm - Luncheon Program: Heritage Saskatchewan will be honouring out-going Board members. As well, an information session will be provided on the Saskatchewan Index of Wellbeing and the Canadian Index of Wellbeing.

2pm – Heritage Saskatchewan’s Annual General Meeting.

Note – The call for nominations for Directors positions is open until February 10th.

Event location:  Government House, Regina.

For more information, please check out our website www.heritagesask.ca