Yorkton, Saskatchewan

Looking for a small city with class? Look no further than Yorkton – join the 15,107 people who live in eastern Saskatchewan's epicenter for culture, history, and recreation.

If you're a fan of the arts, then you've got a gold mine at your fingertips in Yorkton. Moviegoers can check out the free screenings at the Yorkton Short Film and Video Festival, which is the longest-running film festival in Canada. Also popular is the Sunflower Arts and Crafts Show and Sale, which hosts over 190 artists and thousands of visitors. Still hungry for art? Visit the Godfrey Dean Art Gallery and its wonderful exhibits of local or locally inspired works.

The City of Yorkton has a fascinating history, which you can learn all about at the Threshermen's Show and Seniors' Festival. See how threshing crews worked back in the day; watch the old-fashioned horse-drawn wagons; and enjoy local homemade delicacies. Whether you're familiar with Native Canadian culture or want to learn about it, you'll also enjoy venues like the River Runs Through Rondyvoo or the Painted Hand Casino Pow Wow. Spectacular traditional dances and competitions such as tomahawk throwing make these cultural extravaganzas a must-see.

And whether you're hunting for whitetail deer, riding some of the best snowmobile trails in North America, or playing around the wildlife on the golf course, the great outdoors are not to be missed in Yorkton. Ecological preserves, extensive natural beaches, and the biggest walleye fish in the world will please every taste.

Take a good look at Yorkton – you'll be pleasantly surprised by what you see.

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