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COLLECTION 1

CCF : Celebrating Arts and Culture

A celebration of the Fransaskois arts in all its forms: theatre, visual arts, literature, music, and folk dance. This collection would also be incomplete without a retrospective on the Fête Fransaskoise. Published for the Rendez-vous fransaskois 2024 and the 50th anniversary of the Conseil Culturel Fransaskois.

COLLECTION 3

By and for youth : the AJF at work

Who said work had to be boring? Not the AJF! This collection, featuring the AJF team at work both in and out of the office, offers us proof.

COLLECTION 4

Pride in Fransaskois Athletics

Being proud of their Fransaskois heritage is one of the key tenets of the AJF. Nowhere is this pride so obvious as in the organization’s commitment to athletics — both on and off the field.

COLLECTION 5

AJF Through Arts and Culture

From big festivals like the Fête fransaskoise or the Festival théâtral jeunesse to small gatherings around a local guitarist or painter, it’s clear that fransaskois arts and culture are at the heart of the AJF.

COLLECTION 6

A Step into History I : Heritage Days 2007–2016

Created in 2005, the iconic Heritage Days festival (“Journées du patrimoine”) proudly promotes the diverse cultures, histories and heritage of the province of Saskatchewan, through theatre productions, games, visits to historical sites, and free-to-use teaching guides.

For more information and access to previous teaching guides, visit https://jdpsk.ca/

COLLECTION 7

A Step into History II: 2017–2021

Part two of exhibition. Created in 2005, the iconic Heritage Days festival (“Journées du patrimoine”) proudly promotes the diverse cultures, histories and heritage of the province of Saskatchewan, through theatre productions, games, visits to historical sites, and free-to-use teaching guides.

For more information and access to previous teaching guides, visit https://jdpsk.ca/