NORTHLAND POWER GAMES CENTRE

THE PLACE to be after sporting events each day! Open daily from 4 pm @ the Western Development Museum … Everyone Welcome!

FAMILY

NIGHT

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH

HERITAGE

NIGHT

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH

JERSEY

NIGHT

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21ST

INDIGENOUS

CULTURE NIGHT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND

Proudly sponsored by

The LAST

HOORAH!

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23RD

Paul Runalls & The Prairie Sailor Band

SLEIGH RIDES through the lit up WDM Village

HIP HOP Workshop

Learn some cool moves … …All ages welcome!

EASY LISTENING Sarah Whitbread

Pianist

Melanie Hemmerling Vocalist

Patrick & Andrea Whelan Keyboard & Guitar

Lawrence Roy Jr. Acclaimed Hoop Dancer

accompanied by members of

Young Thunder, an Indigenous drumming group from Thunderchild First Nation

Multicultural Dance

A vibrant and colourful evening of dancing from around the world.

Back of the Bus Featuring contemporary and

traditional Irish, Scottish and East Coast music.

Scott’s Flyers A unique `Acro Yoga’ demonstration

The Saskatchewan Dance Project

Professional contemporary dance company

Jeffrey Straker Canadian singer/songwriter whose piano based, pop musical style has wowed audiences in Canada and

around the world. Proudly sponsored by

Interactive drumming, singing, dance

and games demonstrations by local & nationally

renowned Indigenous Artists.

Meet and visit with Indigenous role models including:

Fred Sasakamoose (first Indigenous treaty status NHL

hockey player) &

Kendal Netmaker (motivational speaker & owner of

Neechie Gear)

EASY LISTENING Patrick & Andrea Whelan

Keyboard & guitar

and Jake Vaadeland

Bluegrass Banjo

DANCE (19+)

9 pm – 1 am featuring

Beer League

*ALL WEEK*

Lounge with big screen for Olympics and SWG events Volunteer Lounge

1974 Games Archive Display

Games Souvenirs Selfie Photo Booth

Entertainment for all ages, food and beverages

$5/person $12/Family … FREE ADMISSION with Volunteer/VIP credentials or Games Sporting Events Passes

The 2018 Saskatchewan Winter Games are coming to The Battlefords

February 18th-24th, 2018 and you won’t want to miss out!

BEC0ME A V0LUNTEER:

The Games need close to 1200 volunteers to help out in many areas including food services, admissions, minor

officials, access control and many many more….

Visit the Games website and click the VOLUNTEER! tab to register as a Volunteer

WATCH SP0RTING EVENTS:

1800 of the provinces top athletes will compete in 17 sports over 7 days and you can watch the action! Event Passes are available for the First half sports, Second Half Sports, Full Week or Daily Passes. Sports and

locations include:

First Half (Feb 18-21) Second Half (Feb 21-24) Alpine Skiing Table Mountain Badminton CUPlex Nations West Fieldhouse

Biathlon Blue Mountain Adventure Park Bowling Gutters Bowling Centre

Male Curling Northland Power Curling Centre Cross Country Ski Blue Mountain Adventure Park

Gymnastics CUPlex Nations West Fieldhouse Female Curling Northland Power Curling Centre

Male Hockey Civic Centre / Don Ross Arena Figure Skating Civic Centre

Judo CUPlex Nations West Fieldhouse Female Hockey Battleford Arena/ Don Ross Arena

Synchronized Swimming Battlefords Coop Aquatic Centre Snowboarding Table Mountain

Speed Skating Battlefords Arena Table Tennis John Paul II Collegiate

Target Shooting John Paul II Collegiate Wrestling Don Ross Gymnasium

Weightlifting Dekker Centre

For more information on or to purchase event passes visit our website!

TAKE IN THE T0RCH RELAY AND CEREM0NIES:

Opening and Closing Ceremonies are always a highlight of the games and we’re sure our young Saskatchewan

athletes, dignitaries and visitors will remember this event for years to come. Ceremonies are exciting events

that allow us to shine as the host community of the games! Seating is limited so get your tickets early.

The excitement of the torch begins with a parade on February 15th, starting at 1:30 pm. Come join students

from 15 schools in The Battlefords along 100th Street as their representatives carry the torch to North

Battleford City Hall. It will rest there until the torch relay on Sunday, February 18th, starting at 6 pm. The

torch will be brought to the Civic Centre by three torch bearers, brought into the arena during the ceremonies

and then carried out for the lighting of the cauldron.

WWW.SASKGAMES.CA/WINTER