Cultural Centre

The Saulteau First Nations Cultural Centre is a beacon of hope and cultural revival for the Saulteau community. This centre is hub for the preservation and celebration of the rich heritage of the Saulteau First Nations.

Nestled in a picturesque location that resonates with the community's deep connection to the land, the cultural centre's design harmoniously blends traditional architectural elements with modern sustainability practices. The use of natural materials and the incorporation of symbolic motifs in the design pay homage to the Saulteau people's ancestral skills and respect for nature.

Inside, the centre features an extensive array of exhibits showcasing traditional arts, crafts, and historical artifacts, each telling a story of the Saulteau First Nations' past. Interactive displays and multimedia installations offer an immersive educational experience to visitors of all ages.

A significant highlight of the centre is the inclusion of spaces dedicated to the teaching and learning of the Saulteau language and cultural practices. Workshops, lectures, and classes conducted by elders and experts hosting regular events, fostering a strong sense of community and continuity of traditions.

Furthermore, the centre is more then just a museum. It is vibrant gathering place for both the Saulteau community and visitors. It includes a performance area for cultural events, a community hall for social gatherings, and outdoor spaces for traditional ceremonies.

The Saulteau First Nations Cultural Centre stands as a testament to the resilience and pride of the Saulteau people. It is not just a building but a living, breathing entity that encapsulates the spirit of a community looking forward to a future where their culture and traditions are not just remembered but actively lived and celebrated.

Community Events Coordinator

The Community Events Coordinator is responsible for ensuring various community events are administered in a professional and efficient manner. The Community Events Coordinator will work to build relationships with the community, external organizations, and community stakeholders. A successful Community Events Coordinator will take a hands-on approach, possess strong communication skills and be personable and approachable.

Chairs Committees for and takes a lead position, oversees the scope, activities, budget, and prizes for events including but not limited to: Culture Camp, Pemmican Days, Truth & Reconciliation. Indigenous Peoples Day, Murdered & Missing Indigenous Women’s Day, Member & Industry Golf Tournaments, Christmas Parties.

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Cultural Centre

Name
Title
Phone
Email
Cultural Centre
Open 6am - 10pm Monday - Saturday
(250) 788-7370
Jamie Kristoffy
Culture and Heritage Manager
(250) 788-7370
 Ext. 2095
Carmen Westgate
Kitchen Supervisor
(250) 788-7370
 Ext. 1004
Tylene Paquette
Cultural Connections Coordinator
(250) 788-7370
 Ext. 2101
Carlee Westgate
Community Events Coordinator
(250) 788-7370
 Ext. 2094
Candace Schmidt
Recreation Coordinator
(250) 788-7370
 Ext. 1042
Kirsta Lindstrom
Four Pillars Coordinator
(250) 788-7370
 Ext. 1039
Tamara Kristoffy
Cultural Centre Reception
(250) 788-7370
 Ext. 1012
Patine Muroe
Cultural Centre Reception
(250) 788-7370
Emma MacDonald
Cultural Centre Reception
(250) 788-7370
 Ext. 1028