Each year, on the 11th day of the 11th month, Canadians from coast to coast gather to remember and honour the military’s fallen, and a Saskatoon venue has an activity on offer that will explore the stories behind the uniforms.
The Saskatoon Museum of Military Artifacts (SMOMA) will be marking Remembrance Day with an Open Day, and the whole family will be welcome to attend.
The museum will have a variety of uniforms on display. The attendees will be able to try them on and also explore the equipment that has been used by the different regiments, squadrons and other military groups. There will be volunteers on hand to provide more information and answer questions. Everyone can find out about the challenges faced by military families, and there will be activity sheets available for the kids.
Museums provide an opportunity to learn about the past while keeping an eye to the future. Stationery printers can provide everything from custom signage and exhibit labels to activity sheets for the kids for open days like this one.
The Saskatoon Museum of Military Artifacts will be running its Remembrance Open Day activities on November 11th starting at 11:30 am. A televised Remembrance Day ceremony will be played at the Nutana Legion, and those interested can turn up from 10:00 am. It is located at 3021 Louise Street in Saskatoon.
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