Yorkton’s Homecoming
Published in 1982

Coming Home in 1982

In May of 1882 colonization began in the area now known as Yorkton. Throughout the century that followed this event, our community has grown and prospered.

The City of Yorkton and the Yorkton Centennial and Canada Week Committee cordially invites you to share in our celebrations of “100 YEARS AS PIONEERS”.

The pioneering spirit and tradition of hospitality lives on in Yorkton. Whether returning home, or visiting our beautiful city for the first time, you will be treated to a variety of unique cultural experiences.

Many special events have been planned for this, our 100th Birthday.

COME AND JOIN IN THE CELEBRATIONS!

Calendar of Events

August

  • 1-31 Yorkton Arts Council presents Qu’Appelle Valley Assoc. Exhibition and Photography Display from the Sask. Museum’s Association (Godfrey Dean Cultural Centre Galleries)
  • 13-15 Shamrock Kennel & Obedience Club 3rd Annual Licensed Dog Shows & Obedience Trials (Agriplex)
  • 18 Yorkton & District Annual Horticulture Show (Agriplex)
  • 29 Yorkton Trapp Club Shoot (York Lake)

September

  • 1-30 Yorkton Arts Council Presents 4th Annual “Sunflower” Arts & Crafts Show & Sale (Godfey Dean Cultural Centre Galleries)
  • 3-5 Sacred heart Academy/St. Joseph’s College Class of ’72 Reunion
  • 11 Yorkton Arts Council presents 4th Annual “Sunflower” Arts & Crafts Show & Sale (Godfrey Dean Cultural Centre)
  • 12 Yorkton Wildlife Federation “Trapp Shoot” (York Lake) 25-26 ‘Thresherman’s Show & Seniors Festival’at the Western Development Museum

October

  • 1-31 Yorkton Arts Council presents Art Exhibition by Dave Howie, Wynyard; Art Exhibition by Brenda Roberts, Yorkton; and Pottery Exhibition by Russ Baldwin, Yorkton (Godfrey Dean Cultural Centre Galleries)
  • 1-2 “Oktoberfest” co-sponsored by the Parkland German-Canadian Cultural Society and Yorkton Kinsmen (Agriplex)
  • 3 National Trapp Shoot Day
  • 6-8 Annual Provincial Psychiatric Services Clinical Conference
  • 17 Yorkton Arts Council presents “New West Brass” at the Anne Portnuff Theatre
  • 23 St. Andrew’s U.C.W. Centennial Tea and Bazaar
  • 30 major Livingstone Chapter I.O.D.E. presents “A Social Afternoon”; theme Looking Back; members in period attire

November

  • 1-7 Yorkton International Short Film and Video Festival featuring; Nov. 1 “Opening Night”; Nov. 1-5 “Free Public Screenings”; Nov. 6 “Golden Sheaf Awards Presentations and Banquet”
  • 10 Yorkton Arts Council presents “Monica Gaylord” in concert at the Anne Portnuff Theatre
  • 20 Northern Star Rebekah Lodge Annual Tea & Basaar (I.O.O.F Hall)
  • 27 Pythian Sister Centennial Bazaar (I.O.O.F Hall)

December

  • 31 The YORKTON CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE PRESENTS “Family Skating Party” at the Agriplex

Information Provided By Yorkton Centennial Committee Brochure