Tourism

This is "Saskatchewan's Largest One Day Sports & Rodeo". It is held every July 1st, starting with top ball games (men and women) in the morning. The day features horseracing (chariots, wagons and thoroughbreds), and trophy rodeo. The day comes to a close with a fireworks display.

Located on the south side of town, the ski hill is part of the Sturgis & District Regional Park, overlooking the natural wilderness setting of the Assiniboine River Valley. The ski chalet, with its natural wood fireplace (for added warmth) offers up to date rentals and groomed runs, all at a very reasonable price. An electric tow cable effortlessly whisks skiers up to the top to the hill.

The CNR Station was closed in 1984, after 72 years of service. In November, 1986 the station was moved to its present location on railway avenue, overlooking the Assiniboine River Valley (a block south of Highway 9/49).

Pioneer Day machinery relates the history of the pioneers of the area.  Attractions and exhibits includes a pioneer dining room and parlor, Station Master room and equipment, pioneer classroom, home made tools, War Veteran exhibit, general store, dentist office, barber shop and much more. There is also a special arrowhead collection.

The Sturgis Station House Museum season opens yearly June 1st to August 31st, seven days a week from 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Throughout each museum season demonstrations and tours are available for any clubs, organizations and schools. Last Sunday of each season has become a traditional "Family Fun Day" offering a variety of local entertainment and a feast of homemade fresh clay oven bread and homemade jam or jelly.