Salsa dancing, cocktails, arts and crafts and puppies are just some of the things taking over Nutrien Wonderhub in Saskatoon on Wednesday evening as part of the Wander at Wonderhub adults-only fundraising event.
Nutrien Wonderhub CEO Leah Brodie said this is their largest annual fundraiser, and this year they’re taking a step back from the sit-down dinners they’ve had in the past.
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“It’s an evening where adults will take over Saskatchewan’s only children’s museum, raising very important funds to support the great work that happens here throughout the year,” Brodie said.
The event runs from 5:45 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. with tickets available on the Nutrien Wonderhub website.
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Brodie said Nutrien Wonderhub is a non-profit organization that relies on support from the community.
“Our community came together to build Nutrien Wonderhub that exists today to the benefit of children and families in Saskatoon and throughout our province.”
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