Welcome to the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and Museum (SSHFM). We are a non-profit organization driven by members committed to recognizing sport excellence, preserving sport history, and educating the public on the contribution of sport to Saskatchewan's cultural fabric. 2010 marks the 44th anniversary of the SSHFM!
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Weekends & Holidays
(Victoria Day - Labour Day)
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
FREE ADMISSION
+ July 16th, 2010. "For the Record: July/August Newsletter"
Now OPEN! Exhibit: "Saskatchewan Roughriders: The TeamThe Fans Built"
A celebration of the Saskatchewan Roughriders' 100 years told through text highlighted by artifacts and photographs commemorating this beloved team. Trace the history of the team beginning in 1910 with the Regina Rugby Club wearing red & black; to become the Saskatchewan Roughriders wearing green & white. Follow the 1960s, with the coming of the second golden age for the team, before being beset by three decades of financial turbulence when the Riders truly learned they had the greatest fans on earth. As their century closes out, the Saskatchewan Roughriders have enjoyed remarkable success on the field resulting in unprecedented financial gains within the League. 100 years down the road, the optimistic and determined pioneers who created the Regina Rugby Club in 1910 would not be surprised by the devotion of the Saskatchewan fans today.
Saskatchewan Roughriders: The Team the Fans Built
Programming
+ August 11th, 2010. Cinema Under the Stars featuring The Blind Side
Free movie in Victoria Park. Showtime at dusk (about 9:00 pm). The SSHFM will be open from 6:00 - 9:00 pm in advance of the show so that visitors can view the Canadian Football Hall of Fame (CFHF) inductee busts that are on site for a travelling exhibit prior to the CFHF induction ceremonies in Saskatoon. Refreshments will be sold in the Park for $1/per. Rider alumni on site.
+ September 4th, 2010. Celebration in the Park!
Hosted in Victoria Park in partnership with the Dunlop Art Gallery and their exhibit,
Green is the Colour: The Art of Rider Pride between 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Lots of family events planned. Official greetings at 2:30 p.m. Full details to come!
Celebration in the Park! will also serve as the official launch of the co-produced, limited edition, exhibit catalogue, Building Pride: Saskatchewan Roughrider Centennial Exhibits, which will be a lasting souvenir of these 2 exhibits. Only 1,000 copies are being printed.
