EVENTS
In 1899, the sweep of a religious ideal came to the wide prairies of western Canada. Russian Doukhobors fled their homeland and settled in the Blaine Lake area of Saskatchewan, Canada. They adapted to the harshness of their environment by digging into the North Saskatchewan River ravine, where they built a dugout house, in the style of houses in the Caucasus.
We are excited about this summer’s outdoor adventure, Season of Colours. Ten areas of historical significance including a new patio area overlooking the river valley called Peter The Lordly Verigin. Lots of tasty eats and refreshments. Something for everyone. Come home to history Saskatchewan and enjoy the summer with us.
Visit the ten areas of historical significance:
Remembering Donna and carrying on her work and passion. Help complete Donna’s prayer home project. We appreciate your support.
This season we are going to feature a true test of time. The new patio area overlooking the river valley has a historical story, named after Peter “The Lordly” Verigin. We will be serving food and refreshments every Saturday in July. Come home to history.