Meet Our Members

The Art Gallery of Regina is an independent, public art gallery. The Gallery features contemporary art work with an emphasis on Saskatchewan artists. Visit Website

Since 1974, AGSC has been providing access to expressions of human spirit and imagination, from art historical and traditional forms to modern and contemporary artwork. Visit Website

artSpace Saskatoon envisions developing and managing a large building or collection of buildings housing reasonably priced permanent studios for working artists, establishing a communal location. Visit Website

Blue Sky Cultural Connections is a non-profit community-based organization working to build collaborations in the visual, literary and performing arts, in Canada and abroad. Visit Website

The Friends of The Broadway Theatre is a non-profit, community-based organization with charitable status, dedicated to the preservation and restoration of Saskatoon's historic Broadway Theatre, a civically and federally recognized heritage building. The Theatre is a 430-seat venue for live music, film, dance, theatre and both community and private events, and it plays a significant role as a community arts and culture centre. Visit Website

CARFAC SASK is a non-profit, volunteer-based provincial cultural organization representing visual artists in Saskatchewan. CARFAC SASK is affiliated nationally with CARFAC National. Visit Website

The Nutrien Children’s Festival of Saskatchewan is an arts-based festival where children play and learn! an inclusive festival, offering multicultural programming that embraces all orientations and abilities. It is a festival that is reflective of their great community and will always promote children’s mental health while maintaining accessible programs for all children to play and learn together.

The Chapel Gallery and the Allen Sapp Gallery provide public access to and ownership of the art heritage of the Battlefords' region and the province of Saskatchewan. Annually the gallery features hundreds of regional artists and dozens of exhibitions, public programs, and enhances the professional development of local emerging and professional artists through workshops as well as offering youth-based and school programs. Visit Website

Founded in 1993, Common Weal is a Saskatchewan-based non-profit organization that uses art as a tool for social development.

The CCF develops programming, policies, and activities that will allow the Fransaskois community to achieve its cultural and creative potential thereby increasing its economic viability. Visit Website

The Creative City Centre is a non-profit artist-run community arts centre that thrives through the support of engaged community members like you. Find out more here.

Curtain Razors believes in theatre that invites artists and audiences to collaborate in the creation of live and communal events. They are committed to creative self-determination and support local, interdisciplinary artists in developing healthy, sustainable, and meaningful processes. The theatre cultivates a space for Saskatchewan artists to incubate, evolve, and present original work that offers artistic excellence to the province and to our peers across the country and beyond. Visit Website

Dance Saskatchewan is a non-profit organization committed to the advancement of dance. Visit Website

University of Saskatchewan Visit Website

Dunlop Art Gallery is dedicated to engaging, researching and presenting a diverse range of visual artwork. The main focus is on contemporary culture. Dunlop Art Gallery enhances the quality of life of its publics by informing the practices and understanding of visual art through activities that include exhibitions, programs, publishing and collecting. Visit Website

FadaDance is known for its unquestionable dedication and positive approach to creative and contemporary dance. A school that offers classes for all ages, levels and bodies, FadaDance is perhaps best known for their inclusive programming provided by energetic and respectful dance educators. Visit Website

Free Flow Dance Theatre endeavours to advance dance as an accessible art that can be experienced, appreciated and enjoyed by everyone. Visit Website

Globe Theatre is the oldest and largest performing arts organization and regional theatre in Saskatchewan. It's located in the historic Prince Edward Building in the heart of downtown Regina. Visit Website

As the only professionally-operated public art gallery within a 150 km radius of Yorkton, the GDG curates, exhibits and promotes the work of local, provincial and national contemporary artists. Visit Website

Non-profit producer co-op based in Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan whose mission is to build a supportive community of local artists and makers. The co-op hosts workshops, exhibitions, community art projects, seasonal markets and monthly maker nights.Visit Website

Consulting, facilitation, mediation, and writing. Visit Website

Gustin House, a musical-cultural centre and a Provincal Heritage Property, was the home and studio of the distinguished piano teacher, Lyell Gustin (1895-1988). Visit Website

Heritage Saskatchewan is the collective voice of all those who value heritage in Saskatchewan. Visit Website

La Troupe du Jour is a professional, not-for-profit organization that develops theatre in Saskatchewan through creation, training, production and presentation. This framework of activities is set out in the charter instituted in October 1987 and revised in September 2007. The company is dedicated to the development of French-language theatre in Saskatchewan. In this connection, through its leadership role in playwriting, the company is working to create and develop an original dramaturgy for Western Canada. View Website

Housed inside the Last Mountain Lake Cultural Centre are two art galleries (the Elsie Scherle Art Gallery), two workshop/classroom spaces, a regional library, and studio spaces. The creation of an artistic facility was complete. And this facility is truly a GEM in the Regina Beach community! Visit Website

Listen to Dis Community Arts Organization Inc. is a non-profit charitable organization that equips and enables disabled people to create and participate in art, for the betterment of their health, for recreation, and for the development of themselves as emerging and professional artists. Listen to Dis Community Arts Organization serves people of all ages, from adolescents through elders, who live with a range of disabilities, including psychiatric disabilities; cognitive and learning disabilities; physical disabilities; addictions; environmental sensitivities; chronic pain or disease; and physical, mental, and/or emotional disabilities from the adverse impacts of medication. The organization’s main objective is to continue to create a sustainable, inclusive cross-ability arts organization and community in Saskatchewan to host practices, projects, programming, and performance.

Little Manitou Art Gallery has developed into a three-way-win. Artists have a retail outlet in a tourist destination to share their creations. Little Manitou Art Gallery has something new and interesting to share every day. And visitors find an amazing variety of artwork – by so many artists – all displayed in one unique and welcoming place. Visit Website

The MacKenzie Art Gallery's mission is to serve our community by exhibiting, collecting, preserving and interpreting original works of art. Visit Website

Mann Art Gallery, established in Prince Albert in 1978, strives to engage and facilitate the development, presentation and preservation of the visual arts in a diverse and inclusive community. Visit Website

The Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery interprets the authentic history of Moose Jaw and area. Visit Website

New Dance Horizons is dedicated to celebrating new visions in Canadian contemporary dance. Since 1968, NDH has presented internationally acclaimed dance shows & activities that engage the community. Visit Website

The Society provides opportunities to enjoy and participate in bluegrass and old time music and preserves and promotes these genres in Saskatchewan and beyond. Visit Website

On Cue has evolved as a grassroots, community-driven organization with a hands-on group of volunteers who have invested their time to make a better financial and creative future for local performing artists—as well as the community.Visit Website

Founded by artists in 1978, On the Boards introduces audiences to international innovators in contemporary dance, theatre and music while developing and presenting new work. Visit Website

The Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC), acts as an umbrella for community arts councils and schools across the province. Visit Website

PAVED Arts is a non-profit, community-based organization that exists to advance knowledge and practices in what we call the 'PAVED Arts' arts: photography, audio, video, electronic and digital. Visit Website

Celebrating its 36th season of operation, Persephone Theatre is Saskatchewan's largest live theatre company and is located at beautiful River Landing in downtown Saskatoon. Visit Website

Regina Folk Festival Inc. (RFF) is a non-profit that throws some wonderful events throughout the year. First and foremost, there is the Festival itself! Held annually in Victoria Park on the weekend following the long weekend in August, the Festival is a much anticipated and immense celebration of music and community. Visit Website

The Regina Symphony Orchestra is a full scale, fully professional orchestra that, in a 39 week season. Visit Website

Remai Modern is a thought leader and direction-setting art museum that boldly collects, develops, presents and interprets the art of our time. Visit Website

Sage Hill provides professional development opportunities for writers at all stages of their careers. Visit Website

Sask. Assoc. of Theatre Professional support the development, creative practices, and production of Saskatchewan's theatre professionals. Visit Website

The Saskatchewan Book Awards recognizes and celebrates excellence and diversity in Saskatchewan writing and publishing. Visit Website

The Saskatchewan Choral Federation is a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to the elevation and enhancement of choral music in Saskatchewan. Visit Website

The Saskatchewan Craft Council (SCC) is a non-profit organization representing professional Craft Artists, Craft organizations, and patrons of Fine Craft in the province of Saskatchewan. Visit Website

Saskatchewan Drama Association is a Provincial Culture Organization with SaskCulture, Inc. and a Special Subject Council of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation. Visit Website

The Festival of Words celebrates the imaginative use of words (oral and written), in all forms so as to entertain and enlighten readers and listeners Visit Website

The Saskatchewan Filmpool Cooperative is a non-profit artist-run centre, which supports, encourages and assists independent visionary filmmaking in Saskatchewan. Visit Website

SMPIA is a provincial, member-based non-profit organization that is governed by a volunteer board of directors. Established in 1985. Visit Website

The Saskatchewan Music Educators Association (SMEA) is a non-profit, charitable organization committed to the advancement of excellence in music education in Saskatchewan. Visit Website

The Saskatchewan Orchestral Association (SOA) is an organization dedicated to support, encourage, inspire and educate the orchestral community and people of Saskatchewan. Visit Website

Founded in 1969, the Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild is a provincial cultural organization that represents writers in all disciplines and at all levels of achievement. Visit Website

We are the largest organization in the world representing the interests of professional musicians. Visit Website

The vision of Saskatoon Opera is to be an Opera Company that is a star on the regional cultural landscape. Visit Website

The launch of the Digital Concert Stream has connected the SSO with thousands of patrons, old and new, all around the globe! Visit Website

SaskBooks is Saskatchewan’s provincial creative industry association for book publishers . We don’t publish books, but are a member-based not-for-profit association whose members are book publishers. Visit Website

SaskGalleries is the not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting, developing and encouraging the growth of Saskatchewan professional art galleries who exhibit and sell original works of art. Visit Website

SaskMusic stimulates the growth and development of the Saskatchewan music industry through leadership, promotion, training, advocacy and partnership. Visit Website

The Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan produces plays on the bank of the South Saskatchewan River. Every season, they facilitate school tours, offer workshops for aspiring and emerging artists, host special fundraising events, and also offer some fantastic free events!Visit Website

The goals of the Station Arts Centre mirror the belief of its founders that participation in the arts in whatever form adds a significant dimension to the life of individuals, families and community. Visit Website

Theatre Saskatchewan Incorporated contributes to the growth and development of all aspects of community theatre in the province through education, member funding, awareness, and festival events. Visit Website

As the professional art gallery of the U of S, the mandate of the Kenderdine Art Gallery and College Art Galleries is consistent with the values & priorities of the wider research & teaching facility. Visit Website

The Yorkton Arts Council provides opportunities to engage in the arts through inspiration, education and entertainment. Visit Website

The Yorkton Short Film & Video Festival is the longest running festival of its kind in North America. Visit Website