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Sheraton Cavalier Hotel Canadian 30’6” X 23’4” 716 8’7” 26 30 40 22 60 26 20 24 32 36 SASKATOON 1 a place of unexpected surprise and discovery SASKATOON is calling with When planning your next convention, meeting or event, we encourage you to visit Saskatoon. One of the sunniest cities an open in Canada, it’s pure delight. The skies are bright and the air is heart fresh, that’s why we say “Saskatoon Shines.” The people shine and too – radiating genuine warmth you won’t find anywhere else. vibrant Saskatoon has built a solid reputation as a true convention and energy event destination. Saskatoon boasts over 800,000 square feet of state-of-the art convention space with 3,800 hotel rooms and growing. Saskatoon is connected to the rest of the world by the Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport. SASKATOON Big city amenities and small town hospitality, Saskatoon has WELCOMES everything you could possibly need to impress your delegates. THE WORLD We invite you to visit beautiful Saskatoon! 2 tourismsaskatoon.com/conventions I Toll Free: 1.800.567.2444 3 we have FACILITIES the facilities, the people and the facilities Saskatoon is home to many conference facilities that offer passion ample room to comfortably host over 3000 delegates. Delectable catering and friendly easy-going staff will highlight a well-organized day. State-of-the-art audio-visual equipment makes it effortless to follow the speakers every word, ensuring nothing is missed. With facilities located in various areas of Saskatoon, in the heart of downtown and within walking distance from a number of hotels, restaurants and entertainment venues, it’s easy to extend conversations with colleagues and new business contacts outside of scheduled conference events. making memories to last a lifetime 4 5 FACILITIES Credit Union Centre Credit Union Centre is a multi-purpose arena facility that has expanded its seating to accommodate over 15,000 people. With moveable seating risers and telescopic seating, the Centre can convert its arena level into 60,000 square feet of exhibitor space and also has an additional 20,000 square feet of space on the Concourse level. Free onsite parking can accommodate approximately 4,000 vehicles. Transit services can be arranged from downtown. For conventions, Credit Union Centre’s professional catering staff can serve groups from 6 to 4,000. For trade shows and exhibitions, several concession service points are conveniently located throughout the facility. In addition to being a venue for large trade shows and conventions, Credit Union Centre plays host to big-ticket concerts, rodeos, ice shows, circuses and other events of a similar size. Credit Union Centre has hosted successful national and international events which include the Juno Awards, Canadian Country Music Association’s Awards, Tim Horton’s Briers, Memorial Cups, Canadian Figure Skating Championships, CIS University Cups, and World Junior Hockey Championships to name a few. P: 306.975.3155 #101-3515 Thatcher Avenue Saskatoon, SK S7R 1C4 creditunioncentre.com 6 7 FACILITIES Prairieland Park TRADE CENTRE AREA SQ. FEET BANQUET CLASSROOM THEATRE TRADE SHOW Hall A 42,000 2000 1500 2500 180 Saskatoon Prairieland Park Corporation’s mission is to produce, host, Breakout Rooms 3,600 220 144 250 - and facilitate extraordinary events through superior customer service. Hall B 40,000 1800 1400 2000 170 SPPC hosts its own annual and special events with staff who are Hall C 20,000 800 680 1200 100 experts in facility management. Hall D 60,000 2500 1800 3200 250 As Saskatoon’s largest trade show and convention facility, Prairieland Park Hall E 60,000 2500 1800 3200 275 is only five minutes from downtown and offers free paved parking for Breakout Rooms 600 100 24-32 25 - 3,000 vehicles. Terrace 8,000 300 240 400 - The Trade Centre, with 240,000 square feet of meeting space under one roof, consists of six air-conditioned halls connected by a common foyer. The OTHER VENUES DESCRIPTION CAPACITY newly renovated Hall A features five breakout rooms with a common area Outdoor Outdoor Grandstand, Covered Grandstand 5800 to accommodate a plenary session for up to 1,500 people. Breakout rooms Grandstand with 40’ x 60’ stage feature soundproof walls, up-to-date audio-visual equipment, padded chairs, Marquis Live thoroughbred racing, fine dining lounge restaurant, Outdoor 1800 risers, and more. Prairieland Park provides all the amenities and services Downs outdoor cookhouse for private functions and much more. Indoor 900 required for any event. Ag Centre Year round facilities for equine or bovine events. 100’ x 1000 200’ heated show arena, attached barn with 250 10’ x 10’ Prairieland Park has a reputation of providing premier quality food box stalls and a detached 150’ x 50’ covered pole barn. service, ranging from coffee service to full service banquets for as many Sports on Tap Sports Bar featuring over 70 TV’s, simulcast wagering, 364 as 5,000 people. VLT’s, games and more Saskatoon Prairieland Park continues to facilitate national and regional trade shows, conventions, conferences, meetings and banquets. A virtual tour of the facilities is available online. P: 306.931.7149 P.O. Box 6010 Saskatoon, SK S7K 4E4 saskatoonex.com 8 9 FACILITIES L OCATION SIZE W x L SQ. FT. BANQUET THEATRE FREIGHT TCU Place ELEVATOR WEST ROOM Lower Level | RAISED AREA | 670 sf Centennial ABC 145’ x 150’ 13,825’ 1,576 1,800 CENTENNIAL HALL A ELEV Located in downtown Saskatoon, TCU Place - Saskatoon’s Arts and 7,570 sf | SUNKEN AREA | CENTENNIAL BACK OF HOUSE LOBBY Convention Centre offers 104,000 square feet of meeting and banquet Entire Centennial Hall - 23,000’ - - BAR space, 21 meeting rooms and a 2,027 three-tier soft-seat theatre with a full CENTENNIAL HALL B Sunken Area 66’ x 102’ - - - 5,920 sf ELEV production stage. Convention space features a flexible wall system, dedicated | SUNKEN AREA | CENTENNIAL HALL C 22ND STREET Centennial Hall A DRESSING 76’6’ x 99’ 7,570’ 448 700 4,440 sf ROOM registration area, and state-of-the-art, built-in audio-visual equipment. | RAISED AREA | STORAGE FREIGHT Features include 19-foot ceilings, wall-to-wall carpet, a wall of natural light Centennial Hall B 59’ x 76’6” 5,920’ 304 450 ELEVATOR ENTIRE CENTENNIAL HALL 59’ x 76’6” AREA & LOBBY (OPEN) and a different ambience on each level. The facility can accommodate small Centennial Hall C 4,440’ 200 375 23,000 sf to large events, from 50 people to 1,500 and up to 130 trade show booths. Centennial Hall AB 145’ x 99’ 13,490’ 750 1,150 Centennial Hall BC 70’ x 148’ 11,250’ 380 825 LOWER TCU Place’s creativity shows when planning meals, and staff will design F L O O R L E V E L N special menus to suit each event. TCU Place is considered one of the best West Room 22’9” x 29’6” 670’ 48 50 conference centres in Western Canada Main Level Gallery Suite I 42’ x 32’ 1,350’ 72 120 P: 306.975.7777 35 22nd Street East Gallery Suite II 24’ x 24’ 480’ 32 50 FREIGHT ELEVATOR Saskatoon, SK S7K 0C8 Gallery A 49’ x 45’ 2,205’ 136 240 STAGE LEFT WEST LOUNGE WEST LOBBY tcuplace.com MAIN Gallery B 49’ x 45’ 2,205’ 144 250 ENTRANCE ELEV DR 7 REGAL MAIN Gallery C 48’ x 49’ 2,352’ 144 250 DR 6 ROOM A LOBBY SID BUCKWOLD 1,950 sf REMAX STAGE THEATRE THEATRE BOX ‘MAIN FLOOR’ LOBBY DR 5 EVENT REGISTRATION OFFICE REGAL Gallery D 49’ x 49’ 2,401’ 136 240 ELEV ROOM DR 4 B 1,475 sf Grand Gallery 240’ x 60’ 14,600’ 800 1,400 DR 3 22ND STREET EAST LOBBY OFFICES DR 2 30’ x 44’ STAGE RIGHT EAST LOUNGE Green Room 1,320’ 80 120 FREIGHT ELEVATOR GRAND GALLERY DR 1 SERVICE A-D, SUITES & LOBBY ELEV LOBBY GALLERY JIM & LISA YUEL 14,600 sf SUITE II Regal A 42’ x 51’ 1,950’ 120 190 GREEN ROOM 480 sf 1,320 sf HOLD | STORAGE RAMP MIDTOWN GALLERY D GALLERY C GALLERY B GALLERY A GALLERY SUITE I 1,475’ 80 PLAZA 1,350 sf Regal B 30’ x 51’ 140 2,401 sf 2,352 sf 2,205 sf 2,205 sf Regal AB 72’ x 51’ 3,500’ 176 330 M A I N F L O O R L E V E L N Regal AB & Bar 72’ x 80’ 4,800’ 240 - Grand Regal 105’ x 80’ 8,400’ - 12,000’ 320 450 Upper Level Blair Nelson Room 32’6” x 35’ 1,140’ 64 84 Salon A 56’ x 71’ 3,400’ 208 330 FREIGHT ELEVATOR BLAIR NELSON Salon B 58’ x 62’ 3,520’ 232 330 1,140 sf WEST LOUNGE Salon C 58’ x 57’ 3,295’ 224 330 ELEV STORAGE SID BUCKWOLD Salon D 58’ x 57’ 3,240’ 224 30 BACK OF HOUSE THEATRE GRAND CIRCLE REMAX STAGE Salon E 52’ x 43’ 2,100’ 128 250 ELEV SALON E Grand Salon 225’ x 130’ 22,400’ 1,224 2,100 sf 22ND STREET 1,500 EAST LOUNGE FREIGHT Rehearsal Hall 39’ x 59’ 2,301’ 160 200 GRAND SALON ELEV A-E and LOBBY REHEARSAL ELEV 22,400 sf HALL 2,301 sf HOLD | STORAGE SALON D SALON C SALON B SALON A 3,240 sf 3,295 sf 3,520 sf 3,400 sf UPPER F L O O R L E V E L N 10 11 FACILITIES University of Saskatchewan BUILDING THEATRES/CAPACITY CLASSROOM/CAPACITY BANQUET ROOMS GARRY EXETER PRIVATE DINING TOTAL Arts 2 350 11 75-90 Breakfast, Lunches 300 200 90 600 3 150 15 75-50 The University of Saskatchewan is a five minute drive to city centre, located Dinner/Reception 250 175 80 500 Agriculture 8 25-50 directly across the river.
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