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THE RE-INVENTORS EXHIBIT
As seen on the History Television channel, The Re-Inventors looks at some of the original patent designs from history's lost inventions and attempts to build them, test them and make them work. Included are life-saving equipment, instruments of war and methods of travel. The Re-Inventors will take you through the strange and entertaining word of invention.
Dates: Through September 30, 2008
Location: Western Development Museum, 2610 Lorne Avenue
Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm daily
Admission: Adult $8.50, Senior $7.50 (seniors age 65), Student $5.75, Children $2.00 (age 6-12 years)
Contact: (306) 931-1910 or or visit Western Development Museum website

SHAKESPEARE ON THE SASKATCHEWAN FESTIVAL
Saskatoon's best professional summer theatre in tents on the riverbank "in the heart of Saskatoon" featuring The Tempest and Henry IV.
Dates: July 2-August 10, 2008
Location: Red and white tents along the South Saskatchewan River near the Mendel Art Gallery
Time: All shows begin at 8:00pm, Matinees at 1:00pm
Cost: Matinee: Adults $23.00, Seniors/Students $18.00, Youth $8.50. Evening: Adults $28.00, Seniors/Students $23.00, Youth $18.00
Contact: (306) 652-9100 or visit Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Festival website



Events displaying the Culture Shines logo are a proud part of the cultural community of Saskatoon. To view Cultural Calendar CLICK HERE

WESTERN DEVELOPMENT MUSEUM
1910 Boomtown illustrates the technological progression of agricultural and transportation practices through interpretive displays and extensive artifact displays. It features the longest indoor museum street in Canada - 1910 Boomtown, which presents the time of pioneer settlement and farm expansion in the Canadian West.
The Winning the Prairie Gamble exhibit follows the lives of a typical farm family over 100 years of struggles, challenges and new opportunities.
Location: 2610 Lorne Avenue
Hours:Tuesday to Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Admission:Adults $8.50, Seniors $7.50, Students $5.75, Children (6-12) $2.00, Pre-schoolers are free and Families $18.50
Contact: (306) 931-1910 or visit the Western Development Museum website

THE BERRY BARN
The panoramic view of the South Saskatchewan River is breathtaking with the splendid array of gardens in a relaxed country setting. Visit the country style indoor eatery and enjoy some home cooked meals and scrumptious Saskatoon Berry pie. Complete with a gift shop filled with Saskatoon Berry preserves and a variety of giftware.
Location: 7 miles South of Saskatoon on Valley Road
Contact: (306) 978-9797 or visit the The Berry Barn website