September 2026 :
Open Weekends
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9 am to 1 pm, and 2 to 5 pm.
Our online shop is always open
Cowboy Coffee
Prairie Wind & Silver Sage
and Grasslands National Park
invite you to join us for
Cowboy Coffee
at the Little Brick Schoolhouse
in Val Marie.
Activities include:
Story telling
Cowboy-themed kids crafts
Roping dummies
Gift Shop & Book Store
Enjoy a cup of well-brewed espresso, access our Wifi and explore our gift shop. Prairie Wind & Silver Sage has the best selection of regional book titles in Southwest Saskatchewan. Bring back the perfect remembrance of your visit to Grasslands. We source quality gifts, crafts and other products from local and regional artisans.
EcoMuseum
Our museum highlights the unique character of Val Marie, and the surrounding Grasslands area through a combination of artifacts, mapping, photography, sound, and stories, incorporating historical, environmental, and cultural appreciation of the land and community.
Art Gallery
Prairie Wind & Silver Sage features The Cloakroom art gallery, showcasing the work of local, regional and provincial artists, who offer their interpretation of prairie culture and the Grasslands ecosystem.
Prairie Gardens
Staff and volunteers have worked hard over the years to create and maintain garden spaces featuring indigenous species of grasses and flowers. Take the time to explore the grounds and brush up on your plant ID skills before going into the Park.
Where we are
Prairie Wind & Silver Sage is located in Val Marie, Saskatchewan, a heartbeat from Grasslands National Park. We are on Centre Street in the Little Brick Schoolhouse heritage building, across from the Park Visitor Centre.
Street Address:
100 Centre Street, Val Marie, SK S0N 2T0
Mailing Address:
PO Box 83, Val Marie, SK S0N 2T0
Email: prairie@pwss.org
Seasonal Phone: 306-298-4910
Thanks to our Funders and Partners:
Prairie Wind & Silver Sage – Friends of Grasslands Inc. is a registered charity, so your donation to our museum programs and building restoration is tax-deductible.
