Communities across Saskatchewan are helping shape how SaskCulture’s funding programs evolve.
Over the past year, SaskCulture participated in a pilot program designed to help organizations better understand and address the impacts of colonial systems and the inequities they create for marginalized communities.
As the collective voice for local arts organizations, arts workers and artists, the Saskatchewan Arts Alliance (SAA) continues to play a key role in advancing cultural advocacy in the province.
In response to feedback gathered through community consultations as part of the ongoing Funding Program Renewal Project, SaskCulture updated the Small Grant Accessibility Program (SGAP) guidelines in 2025 to prioritize initiatives focused on 2SLGBTQ+ and
The last two years have been exceptional for students involved in the local speech and debate community.
The launch of SaskCulture’s Online Grant Platform (OGP) transformed how grant applications and assessments are managed.
Cultural organizations across Saskatchewan are navigating change and finding ways to connect and share their work.
SaskCulture’s growing online presence is helping more people discover and engage with arts, culture, and heritage stories from across Saskatchewan.
When small rural communities do not have libraries, museums, or art galleries, cultural programming can be limited. In Silton, that gap is being reimagined.
At the Duck Lake Regional Interpretive Centre, a new project is making the museum more accessible while ensuring those languages remain a living part of the community’s story.
Authentic engagement begins with understanding. That is why SaskCulture is investing in research and education through a project aimed at addressing systemic gaps in cultural funding and strengthening relationships with equity-denied communities.
In 2025, the Creative Kids charity reached a milestone: 15 years of supporting Saskatchewan kids, families and service providers by lowering barriers to creative activities.
Communities are working together to strengthen cultural experiences and opportunities at the grassroots level, including access to sport and recreation in Saskatchewan.
