CityPage April 30, 2026 Edition

Mental Health Week May 4-10

Pick up your FREE punch pass at City Hall, Dow Centennial Centre, or Harbour Pool and join us for a week of movement and connection.

Complete three visits during the week and submit your card to be entered to win a prize!

See the full schedule of events at: fortsask.ca/MHWeek

Spring Programs for the Whole Family

Make the most of May and June with programs designed for kids, and a little time back for you, too!

Parents’ Night Off

May 8 & 22 | June 5 & 19
Enjoy a well-deserved break while the kids spend four fun-filled hours playing games, making friends, and staying active in a safe, supervised environment.

Sportball T-Ball (Ages 2–8)

Thursdays, May 7 – June 18
A fun introduction to baseball where kids build skills in batting, throwing, and catching while growing confidence and coordination.

Preschool Fun, Fitness & Friends

Mondays (May 4–25) & Thursdays (May 7–28)
Active play, crafts, and social time come together in a safe, engaging space designed just for preschoolers.

Spots are limited. Register early to secure your place at fortsask.ca/GoLeisure.

Chalk Art Contest Returns to the Legacy Park Family Festival

The Chalk Art Contest is back as part of the Legacy Park Family Festival presented by Keyera on June 6, and registration is now open.

Artists of all ages and skill levels are invited to take part and turn the CN Station parking lot into a vibrant outdoor gallery. Whether you’re just starting out, building your skills, or creating as a family team, there’s a category for you, including Youth, Emerging Artists, Advanced Artists, and Family.

Participants will receive a 24-pack of washable sidewalk chalk and a dedicated space to create their piece. Artists will have from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm to complete their work.

Registration closes May 22. Secure your spot and be part of one of the festival’s most creative and community-driven experiences.

Register at fortsask.ca/ChalkArtContest.

Thrifty Cooking: Cook Like They Did

Step into the kitchen and learn how cooks of the past made simple ingredients go further. The Thrifty Cooking series at the Fort Heritage Precinct brings history to life with hands-on recipes from the museum’s cookbook collection.

Each session is a chance to build practical skills, try something new, and enjoy what you make. Open to ages 14+, with small classes (max 12), it’s a fun, interactive way to connect with local history.

Upcoming Sessions:

• Freezer Jam
  May 16 | 1:00 - 3:00 pm | $25
• Pumpkin Fritters
  May 30 | 1:00 - 3:00 pm | $25

Register online through fortsask.ca/GoLeisure. Visit FortHeritagePrecinct.ca for more programs.

Harbour Pool Swims & Programs

Extra Public Swim

Friday, May 1
1:00 – 4:00 pm
*There will be no lane swim at this time.

Mother’s Day Potluck

Thursday, May 7
12:00 – 1:30 pm
Sponsored by: Tim Hortons

Mother’s Day Swim

Sunday, May 10
2:00 – 8:00 pm
Sponsored by: Kate’s Delivery

Community Loonie Swim

Saturday, May 16
2:00 – 4:00 pm
Sponsored by: Osco Mudjacking & Construction Ltd.

Check out our Spring/Summer drop‑in schedules for more swim times at fortsask.ca/Drop-ins.

For information on Harbour Pool, visit fortsask.ca/Swim.

Get Creative and Win Swim Lessons at Harbour Pool

Looking for a fun and creative activity for the kids this spring? Enter our Colouring Contest for a chance to win a full set of Lifesaving Society swim lessons at Harbour Pool.

This opportunity is made possible thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor, helping make swimming more accessible for Fort Sask families.

Pick up a colouring sheet at Harbour Pool starting May 1, bring it to life, and return your entry by May 26 at 10:00 pm to be entered into the draw. One winner will be selected on May 27.

We’re looking forward to seeing all the colourful creations.