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The Nutrien Kona Winter Festival is located 5 minutes outside of Saskatoon at the Wanuskewin Heritage Park celebrates in...
The Nutrien Kona Winter Festival is located 5 minutes outside of Saskatoon at the Wanuskewin Heritage Park celebrates indigenous culture.

Festival activities are all included with admission. Don't miss out the action!
The activities include;
- Dog sledding
- Sleigh rides
- Creeland Dancers
- Powwow Dancers
- Voyageur Games
- Moccasins Games
- The really, really, really Antique Roadshow!
- Indigenous Artisan Market
- Kick Sledding
- Snowshoeing
- Winter guided plant and photo walks
- Tipi Teachings
- Hide Scraping and Teachings
- Drum Teachings
- Self Guided Story Walks and Scavenger Hunts

The festival is suitable for all ages and admission is by donation.

If all the fresh air and fun works up your appetite there is a restaurant on site and a gift shop so you can pick up something to remember your cultural adventure with.
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  •   Janet Guthrie commented on this post about 1 year ago
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    Nutrien Kona winter Festival at Wanuskewin

    The Nutrien Kona Winter Festival is located 5 minutes outside of Saskatoon at the Wanuskewin Heritage Park celebrates indigenous culture.

    Festival activities are all included with admission. Don't miss out the action!
    The activities include;
    - Dog sledding
    - Sleigh rides
    - Creeland Dancers
    ...
    The Nutrien Kona Winter Festival is located 5 minutes outside of Saskatoon at the Wanuskewin Heritage Park celebrates indigenous culture.

    Festival activities are all included with admission. Don't miss out the action!
    The activities include;
    - Dog sledding
    - Sleigh rides
    - Creeland Dancers
    - Powwow Dancers
    - Voyageur Games
    - Moccasins Games
    - The really, really, really Antique Roadshow!
    - Indigenous Artisan Market
    - Kick Sledding
    - Snowshoeing
    - Winter guided plant and photo walks
    - Tipi Teachings
    - Hide Scraping and Teachings
    - Drum Teachings
    - Self Guided Story Walks and Scavenger Hunts

    The festival is suitable for all ages and admission is by donation.

    If all the fresh air and fun works up your appetite there is a restaurant on site and a gift shop so you can pick up something to remember your cultural adventure with.
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    17th Feb, 2023 10:00PM - America/Regina
    • Dog sledding would be fun to try - clarification as a passenger (recalling how challenging it was trying to walk three dogs at a time!)
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    • My mom and her older sister used dog sleds on their traplines in Saskatchewan, further north of Saskatoon. This would be such a great event to go to.My mom and her older sister used dog sleds on their traplines in Saskatchewan, further north of Saskatoon. This would be such a great event to go to.   More ...
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    • Tania Stewart That sounds amazing! Northern Saskatchewan is so beautiful. I am looking forward to the festival it sounds amazing and I love dogTania Stewart That sounds amazing! Northern Saskatchewan is so beautiful. I am looking forward to the festival it sounds amazing and I love dog sledding.  More ...
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    • I'd like to try the drumming. Or sleigh rides.
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    • Diana Mohrsen I like sleigh rides too. I have never tried drumming, so it should be fun.
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