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Released on December 8, 2025
'Tis the season! It's time to deck the halls at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) and spread some holiday cheer!
Whether it is fan-favourites like Scotty, the World's Largest T. rex or new attractions like the Saskatchewan - North to South or Animal Sounds exhibits, the RSM has something for visitors of all ages.
"The holiday season is a great opportunity to take in the world-class exhibits, interactive displays, and amazing programs at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum," Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Alana Ross said. "There is always a new exciting adventure waiting around the next corner."
Here are a few of the special events and programming occurring during December:
Snow Globes on a Sphere Challenge - December 1-14
December is here, let's shake it up!
Design a snow globe using the provided template for a chance to see it transformed into a 360-degree snow globe on our Science on a Sphere globe in the Home Gallery.
There are a few ways to participate:
- Drop-in to the colouring station in the Learning Lab - weekends of December 6-7 and December 13-14. (from 10am-12pm and 1-3pm)
- Pick-up/drop-off snow globe template at museum admission desk.
- Print a snow globe template at home and submit online or drop it off at the front desk.
Submit your artwork by December 14, 2025.
Bones and Bells: A T. rex Christmas Party - Sunday, December 21 - 1-4pm
Wear your best holiday or dinosaur gear and snap a photo with Munchie the T. rex in his Santa suit.
Caroling with Miz Muzik at 2p.m. - gather under Scotty the T. rex for caroling led by Miz Muzik, Sharon Gudereit.
Visit the SOS theatre to view the Snow Globes Challenge winning entries.
Make a Tree-Rex holiday craft or drop-in to the Learning Lab to examine animal tracks and other animal signs to solve the Mystery of the Winter Day.
Scotty Skull Christmas Display - Lower T.rex Gallery Saturday, December 1 - 31
Visit the T.rex Gallery, home of Scotty, the world's largest Tyrannosaurus rex, and get a selfie with the Christmas themed Scotty Skull.
School's Out: Christmas Break - December 27 to January 4, 2026
Daily, drop-in activities throughout the week. Field Station play space will be open.
- Chilly Choices - Learning Lab - Open 1:30-3:30pm daily.
Choose your own adventure drop-in program. Help Wally the Woolly Mammoth, Sammy the Smilodon and Aurora the Arctic Ground Squirrel, survive the Ice Age.
- Gallery Hunt: Who Wore It Best?
Find the animals by their winter coats and receive a sticker.
- Star of the Week
Search for the exhibit named The Star of the Week. Get a handstamp.
Holiday Hours:
- December 24 - 9:30am-3:00pm
- December 25 - CLOSED
- December 26 - CLOSED
- December 31 - 9:30am-3:00pm
- January 1 - 12-5pm
- January 5-9 - CLOSED
More information on December activities and programming is available on the RSM website.
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