MacKenzie Art Gallery
Saskatchewan's first public art gallery, known for its contemporary Indigenous art and prairie school collection.
The MacKenzie Art Gallery sits in the T.C. Douglas Building, south of Wascana Centre. Its collection of about 5,000 works includes European old master paintings, Canadian prairie school art and a large body of contemporary Indigenous art, and it often hosts international touring shows. The gallery also holds a group of outdoor works by the eccentric artist Paul Evans. Admission is free (except for special exhibitions), and it is closed on Mondays. Pair a visit with the Legislative Building or a walk along the lakeshore.
Opening hours
Tue–Sun, about 10:00–17:30
Nearby sights
- Saskatchewan Legislative Building
- Wascana Centre & Wascana Lake
- Royal Saskatchewan Museum
- Cathedral Village
- Victoria Park & Downtown
- Saskatchewan Science Centre
- Casino Regina
- Mosaic Stadium