Things to See and Do
There’s always something to enjoy here, no matter the season. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or have called this area home for years, we invite you to take a stroll through our village and discover all it has to offer. From our vibrant Community Complex to the heritage sites that tell our story, Prud’homme is filled with places worth exploring and moments worth sharing.
🏒🎳 Prud’homme Community Complex
Looking for a place to get active, celebrate, or just have fun? The Community Complex is the heart of our village — a space where sports enthusiasts, families, and friends all come together.
Here’s what you’ll find inside:
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Natural Ice Rink – Perfect for hockey, skating, or just a fun family skate, usually open from mid-December to early April (weather permitting).
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Bowling Alley – Our 2-lane alley is great for birthday parties, family reunions, or just a friendly match with friends.
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Spacious Hall – A large hall equipped with tables and chairs, available to rent for weddings, reunions, birthday parties, meetings, or community events.
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Team Rooms – Four team rooms, plus one flexible space that can serve as a fifth team room or a licensed beverage area.
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Canteen – Available to prepare a snack or warm up after a skate or game.
📞 To book or learn more, call the Village Office at 306-654-2001.
🏛️ Prud’homme Multi-Cultural Providence Museum
Prud’homme is a village with a story to tell — rich in history, faith, and culture. The Providence Museum celebrates our beginnings as a Fransaskois community and showcases how we’ve grown into a vibrant, multi-cultural village.
Step inside and you’ll find an impressive collection of artifacts, photographs, and stories that connect directly to the lives of the people who built and continue to shape our community. Whether you’re exploring your own roots or simply curious about local history, the museum offers a meaningful glimpse into the heart of Prud’homme.
🕰️ The museum is open during community events and available for visits on request.
📞 For more information or to arrange a tour, contact Margret Asmuss at (306) 654-2075.
⛓️ Prud’homme Historic Jail
The Prud’homme Jail, built in the early 1900s when our village was still known as Howell, is one of our most unique historic landmarks. Over the years, this small but sturdy building served many roles — as the town’s fire hall, home of the original water pump (now located beside the Museum), and even as a place to “sleep off” a night on the town.
Topped with its distinctive bell tower, which once rang out to warn of fires, the jail still stands as a reminder of our early prairie history. Today, visitors love stopping by to take photos and imagine the Wild West atmosphere it recalls.
📸 Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for a memorable snapshot, the Prud’homme Jail is a must-see stop on your walk through the village.
✝️ Roman Catholic Cemetery
Located just 400 metres northeast of Prud’homme, the Roman Catholic Cemetery is not only a peaceful resting place but also a site of history, faith, and artistry. Visitors are often struck by the serene atmosphere and the sweeping views of the surrounding farmland — a truly tranquil prairie setting.
The most striking feature is the handcrafted front fence, created by local artists Cora and Hervé Poilièvre. This remarkable work of art illustrates the Stations of the Cross, making the entrance itself both spiritually meaningful and visually stunning.
🌾 Whether you come to pay respects, enjoy the quiet beauty, or admire the artistry, the cemetery offers a powerful connection to Prud’homme’s heritage and faith traditions.
⛪ Saints Donatien & Rogatien Roman Catholic Church
The Saints Donatien & Rogatien Church is the oldest church still standing in Prud’homme and continues to be the heart of the local faith community. Built in 1904, it has welcomed generations of families and celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2004. Mass is still held here regularly, keeping traditions alive.
Behind the church, you’ll find a peaceful Grotto surrounded by trees, with a beautiful statue of Mary at its center — a quiet spot for reflection or prayer.
📞 For more information, contact Rob Beauregard at (306) 654-4446.
✨ Saint John the Evangelist Ukrainian Catholic Church
Built in 1945, Saint John the Evangelist Church was established to serve the growing community of Ukrainian settlers in Prud’homme. With its distinct Ukrainian-style architecture, the church remains one of the village’s most striking landmarks.
Today, the church is used mainly for special services and celebrations, but it continues to stand as a symbol of faith, heritage, and community pride. Just west of the village, visitors can also explore the Saint John the Evangelist Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery, another site of deep historical and cultural significance.
📞 For more information, contact Helen Hryniuk at (306) 654-4614.
🌳 Jean Sauvé Park
Jean Sauvé Park is a favorite gathering place in Prud’homme, offering fun for all ages. The park features ball diamonds and a tobogganing hill, making it a year-round spot for recreation. It’s located directly behind the Community Complex, so it’s easy to enjoy multiple activities in one visit.
Just across the street, you’ll also find a community playground — complete with swings, a roundabout, and more — giving younger children a place to play while others enjoy a ball game or event.
Whether you’re here for sports, family fun, or fresh air, Jean Sauvé Park is a perfect spot to spend time together.