Arts, Culture & History
North Battleford is home to some of the provinces most historic and unique buildings and sites. The culture and history is second to none.
The cultural hub of Northwest Saskatchewan
The thriving arts scene attracts both art lovers and artists. Artists are attracted here because of its natural beauty, and our uncrowded lifestyle offers a comfortable setting for expression. Our artistic and cultural amenities foster a creative scene with regular theatre, music, and visual arts.
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Bresaylor Museum
Our community’s name, Bresaylor, was established by combining the surnames of three of the original founding families, Bremner, Sayers and Taylor.
Western Development Museum
Step back in time and experience the story of Saskatchewan agriculture and rural life at the Western Development Museum's Heritage Farm and Village in North Battleford.
North Battleford Sports Museum and Hall of Fame
The North Battleford Sports Museum and Hall of Fame, located in the basement of the North Battleford Library, contains sports history on baseball, fastball, hockey, pistol and rifle shooting, bowling, track and field, golf, boating, swimming, football, soccer, and wheelchair racing.
Dekker Centre for the Performing Arts
In addition to hosting premium performing arts events in its 385-seat theatre, the Dekker Centre is the perfect venue for conferences, meetings, or just about any other kind of event you may have in mind.
Chapel Gallery
The Chapel Gallery is a public gallery with special emphasis on contemporary, regional, and First Nations art
Allen Sapp Gallery
Since 1989 the Allen Sapp Gallery has been North Battleford's cultural flagship. Housed in the city's beautiful Carnegie Library building, the award-winning gallery attracts people from around the world who are passionate about art, First Nations culture, and the beauty of rural life.
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