Reminder - The thrill of discovery: grand opening of the City Archives Tuesday, February 4

Uncover the untold stories of Saskatoon at the grand opening of the new City Archives tomorrow, Tuesday, February 4. Were there really Nazis in Saskatoon? Did Molly get that job in Clavet? Who were the Mysterious Hogg Brothers? These intriguing tales and more will be revealed tomorrow evening. Join Mayor Cynthia Block, former CTV news anchor Rob MacDonald, and a host of special guests for an evening of history, music, and celebration as we mark the grand opening of the new location of the City Archives and kick off Archives Week.

All-ages event details:

Tuesday, February 4

6:00 to 7:00 p.m.

• Tour the Archives: Take a guided tour of the facility with City Archivist Jeff O’Brien and Assistant City Archivist Ken Dahl
• Location: City Archives, 202 4th Ave N, Ground Floor, Civic Square East (CSE)
• Note: Access to City Archives will be through Door No. 2.

7:15 to 9:30 p.m. 

• Formal Dedication by Mayor Cynthia Block and remarks by City Clerk Adam Tittemore at 7:15
• "Letters from History" with speakers including Jeff O'Brien (City of Saskatoon Archives) and Amy Putnam (University of Saskatchewan Archives and Special Collections), as well as musical guest Terry Hoknes, and Master of Ceremonies Rob MacDonald.
• Location: The Bassment, Civic Square East, 202 4th Ave N
• Note: The Bassment doors open for the program at 6:30 p.m.

Don't miss this opportunity to delve into our past and connect with fellow history enthusiasts. Join us for a memorable Archives Week celebration at the City Archives grand opening tomorrow, Tuesday, February 4!