Tourism Moose Jaw

09/03/2026

There's nothing quite like the excitement of meeting Mac the Moose for the first time!

09/02/2026

👻 What happens when Moose Jaw's darkest stories don't end with the trolley?

Continue your haunted evening inside one of the city's most historic buildings...

Join us for the Historic Haunts & Hopkins Tour on Sunday, September 6th at 5:30 pm.

🕯 Historic Ghost Trolley Tour
🍽 Dinner at Hopkins Dining Parlour
👣 Exclusive guided tour of Hopkins after your meal

Limited seats. Book now at https://fareharbor.com/embeds/book/tourismmoosejaw/items/734385/?full-items=yes&flow=683899 before this experience vanishes into thin air...

09/02/2026

Tourism Moose Jaw is proud to carry a selection of Canadian Forces Snowbirds merchandise in our Gift Shop, making it easy to celebrate Canada's iconic aerobatic team. Whether you're looking for a souvenir, a gift, or something to remember your visit to Moose Jaw, we've got something for every aviation fan.

Stop by the Tourism Moose Jaw Gift Shop and check out our Snowbirds collection on your next visit!

09/02/2026

Your next adventure awaits!

Here’s our trolley schedule for the next few days! Whether the sun is shining or the rain is falling, our tours run, so don’t let the weather stop you from exploring Moose Jaw! ☀️🌧️

Hop aboard, sit back, and discover the stories, sights, and secrets that make Moose Jaw so special.

🎟️ Book your tour: https://fareharbor.com/embeds/book/tourismmoosejaw/?full-items=yes
📞 Call us: (306) 693-8097

We’ll see you on board! ✨

09/02/2026

The Last Dambuster

Look up on Main Street and you’ll find The Last Dambuster, a mural honouring Moose Jaw’s connection to one of the most famous missions of the Second World War.

Located on the south wall of 212 Main St N, the mural was created in 2007 by Australian artist Jon Butterworth. It tells the story of Moose Jaw native Ken Brown, who flew with the legendary Dambuster Squadron and was awarded the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal for his service.

Another Moose Jaw pilot, Flying Officer Robert Alexander Urquhart, also took part in the Dambuster mission. His aircraft was damaged during the operation and was later lost on the return to base, with all crew members aboard.

Today, The Last Dambuster serves as a powerful reminder of the courage and sacrifice of the Moose Jaw residents who served during wartime. ✈️

📍 Find it: South wall of 212 Main St N, visible from High Street.

09/01/2026

🎄✈️ A Big Thank You to Jared Robinson!

Tourism Moose Jaw would like to give a huge thank you to Jared Robinson for designing the cover of the 2026 Moose Jaw Christmas Wish Book!

Inspired by the recent conversations surrounding the Snowbirds, Jared brought some of Moose Jaw’s most recognizable icons together with a little Christmas magic. 🎅✈️

We especially appreciate the creativity and attention to detail that went into bringing this cover to life. From photographing the Tudor display models and vintage brass pieces at the Western Development Museum to combining them with Moose Jaw’s aviation identity, Jared went the extra mile (and climbed 25 ladders! 😉) to create something truly special.

Thank you, Jared, for showcasing Moose Jaw in such a creative and festive way! We’re thrilled to have your work featured on this year’s Wish Book cover. ❤️🎄

09/01/2026

Looking for a comfortable place to stay while exploring everything Moose Jaw has to offer? Peanut Hills Campground is a great home base for your next Saskatchewan adventure!

Settle in, relax, and enjoy the great outdoors while staying close to all the attractions, shops, restaurants, and experiences that make Moose Jaw a must-visit destination. 🚐✨

09/01/2026