300 Main St
Devoted to the history of Gravelbourg and the stories of its people, the Gravelbourg & District Museum contains a collection of early pioneer memorabilia, including extensive artifacts from Gravelbourg's earliest residents. People profiled include Monsignor Charles Maillard, Dr. J. A. Soucy, and Father Pierre Gravel.
Tours of the museum and the convent chapel are available in both French and English.
Hours of Operation
July - August
Daily: 10 am - 5:30 pm
PH: 306-648-2332
Groups of 10 or more should contact the museum before visiting.
For all other inquiries or to arrange a tour in the off season, please email museegravelbourg@gmail.com.
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- Maillard Cultural CentreCelebrating arts, culture and community for almost 40 years!
- Court HouseThe Main St showpiece is open to the public from Monday - Friday.
- Renaissance Gaiety TheatreConstructed in the 1940s and renovated and restored in 1999, the Renaissance Gaiety Theatre is a performing arts venue and community space.
- Gravelbourg & District MuseumDevoted to the history of Gravelbourg and the stories of its people, the museum contains a collection of early pioneer memorabilia including extensive artifacts from Gravelbourg's earliest residents.
- College MathieuHistorical information about College Mathieu.
- Father Gravel StatueHistoric monument honouring Father Louis-Pierre Gravel.
- Convent of Jesus and MaryConstructed between 1918 and 1926, the convent once served as both a school for female borders and a residence for the nuns.
- Co-CathedralGravelbourg is well known in the region for its Ecclesiastical Buildings National Historic Site which includes Our Lady of the Assumption Co-Cathedral Notre Dame l’Assomption, the Bishop’s Residence, and the former Couvent Jesus-Marie Convent.
- Path for Peace LabyrinthThe Path for Peace Labyrinth was built to celebrate the essence of our community and to increase the awareness for peace.
- Soucy HouseFormer home of Dr. Joseph Antoine Soucy.
- 1915 Western Elevator Co.Gravelbourg's iconic grain elevator--"The Lighthouse of the Prairies."
- Madonna House In 1975, Bishop Noel Delaquis of Gravelbourg invited Madonna House to open a poustinia to be located in the former Precious Blood Monastery.
