Facilities
Gymnasiums
Schools
Walter W. Brown High School
283.4434
Langham Elementary School
283.4455
The school gymnasiums (2), one large and one small are also used for adult recreation activities such as volleyball, aerobics, and badminton, indoor soccer and ladies recreation nights.
The gymnasiums are available for rent. Please contact the schools at the numbers indicated above.
Langham Centennial Arena
101 Main St East
283.4441
Artificial Ice
open mid October - mid March
Ice Rental Fees for 2009-2010 Season
Not available at this present time
Public Skating Times
Not available at this present time
For bookings call
Langham Arena 283.4441
Joaleen Szeles 283.4806
Affinity Community Hall
120 Railway Street
283.4545
For Bookings call
283.4806
Our large community hall is the center of various cultural and recreational activities. With theatre seating capacity of 500, banquet capacity of 300 with complete banquet facilities, a stage, a sound system and a light system, the hall is a very useful facility for many types of activities.
Langham Curling Rink
113 Main St East
283.4414
For booking Ice Time call the rink number or Ernie Rode
283.4519
An active curling club gives good support to several leagues for daytime and evening curling, including mixed, men’s, competitive, junior and super league.Three sheets of artificial ice are utilized.
Langham Sports Ground
230 Main St East
Booking Ball Tournaments
Joaleen Szeles 283.4806
The sports ground is located across the railroad tracks toward the river. Currently this facility has undergone some renovations in order to provide a better quality area to play sports. The 3 ball fields have been renovated to include new benches, grassed outfields, bullpens, fencing and a sprinkler system. The soccer pitches at the sports grounds accommodate one large soccer pitch or two mini pitches with seating for spectators. The sports ground also houses a horse arena, which has also been redone to include new corals and a new surface to ride the horses on.
4th Street Soccer Park
The Town of Langham has constructed an outdoor soccer facility that will include one full sized pitch and two mini pitches. The Town of Langham recognizes the Canada Celebrates Saskatchewan initiative of the Western Diversification Program Grant for $50,000.00 for the development of the 4th Street Soccer Park.
RiverHills Golf and Ski Club
Mike and Sheila
283.4998
The RiverHills golf course has been newly renovated. A 9 hole, sand green golf course on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River only 2 miles from the town along with a regional park has only recently been added to the list of facilities for community residents. The course is both very scenic and challenging. To compliment this golf course is the addition of a groomed cross-country ski trail for some winter family fun.
River Valley R.V. Park
Marv & Heather Wall
283.4672
letsgo@rivervalleyrvpark.com
www.rivervalleyrvpark.com
Modern facilities with full hook ups.
Open April 15 - October 15
Low daily, weekly and monthly rates.
The Moffatt Galleria
209 Main Street East
Contact: Kris@283.9208
The galleria serves as an art studio for Kris Moffat and a venue for gallery showings.
Painting and drawing classes are also offered during different times of the year. These classes are for any skill level.
Langham Area Artist Receives Award from the Saskatchewan Arts Board
Regina, January 26, 2006 – Langham based artist, Kris Moffatt, has been awarded $4,000 to work on a series of figure paintings using oils and acrylics on canvas. Moffat is an emerging artist who received his training in graphic arts from Mckay Technical School and the Urban Canvas Project, both in Saskatoon. He has completed a number of murals and exhibitions and currently works out of a former hardware store building in downtown Langham. Kris is also well known as a talented skateboarder.
Funding was provided through the Arts Board’s Individual Assistance Program, which awards funding to Saskatchewan people who are active in the arts in the province. This program supports the creation of new work in any art form, professional development, research and travel for professional artists. Annual deadlines for this program are in March and October.
The Arts Board works to cultivate an environment that provides Saskatchewan people with opportunities to experience the arts. The arts are essential to a healthy and vibrant society and work alongside other sectors such as tourism and business to strengthen and grow communities across Saskatchewan.
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