Budget Day at the Saskatchewan Legislature

On March 18, 2026, the Assembly presented the Government of Saskatchewan's 2026-27 Provincial Budget. Judith and many other community leaders attended the event. Our friends at the Saskatchewan Arts Alliance wrote an excellent response to the budget - you can find it on their website or at the link in their bio.

Of course, no visit to Regina is complete without a visit to The Globe! Judith caught a performance of 'Frozen', as well as the University of Regina Devised Theatre Program's 'What Was, What Will' - the very first production in The Globe's brand new second stage space.

And finally - SATP is all about supporting local! Judith picked up the necessary snack and warm beverage at Brewed Awakening downtown.

Ministry Summer Showcase

ED Judith at the Western Development Museum in Saskatoon for the Ministry Summer Showcase

On July 8 2026, SATP was invited to attend a summer showcase event, hosted by the Ministry of Parks, Culture & Sport and the Western Development Museum. Organizations including Wanuskewin, the Saskatchewan Science Centre, and the Western Development Museum shared a bit about all the incredible events, camps, and programs they’ll be running this summer throughout our beautiful province.

We appreciate the highlight the Ministry has brought to Saskatchewan’s rich cultural scene, and we encourage the current government to continue supporting the arts & culture of our province in as many ways as possible.

Our artists, our organizations, and our industries not only boost the economy, but are also integral in inspiring the general population to create and keep going when the world is full of turmoil. Art and artists play a part in fostering the coming generations to be creative and valuable citizens.

Investing in culture is investing in people.