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Recreation & Culture
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Southey Sports Arena
The Sports Arena Complex has a very busy and comprehensive program with figure and power skating, and hockey operating at all levels in a new fully modern facility. The arena’s concrete floor allows for trade shows, Octoberfests, car shows, in-line skating, and other large gatherings. |
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Southey Curling Club
The Curling Club has an active program for all ages mixed, seniors.
ladies, men's, junior and senior school programs in an excellent 3 sheet
facility. The facility features an upstairs waiting room with an
excellent viewing area and downstairs club room, all of which, along
with the ice surface, can be rented. |
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Southey Sports grounds
The re-designed softball and baseball diamonds are home to minor
ball, slow-pitch, fastball and baseball during the summer months. |
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Robert Southey School
The Southey School has an adult badminton program as well as a recreation night. |
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Southey Dance Club The Southey Dance Club runs classes from September to May. Both boys and girls of all ages are welcome to participate in the dance programs, offering dance instruction to children ages 3 to 18 years. The club provides Preschool Combo (ages 3-5), Jazz, Tap, Ballet, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre and Lyrical classes. Classes are held once a week at the Southey Community Hall. Dancers will attend a variety of local competitions and wrap up each year with an annual recital performance for all family and friends to enjoy.
Registration for classes takes place in August, with late registration accepted until the end of September of each year. Watch for more information and details regarding Southey Dance Club registration in the Southey Community Newsletter. We look forward to having you join us in the love of dance! |
| Meanwhile, you can check some photos of: Dancers Thro the Years
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Southey and District Museum
The museum features many donated artifacts from the early 1900’s, old photos and maps and a collection of Indian hammers. One area of the museum is set up as a series of rooms all in time period decoration. There is also a display dedicated to war veterans with Legion flags and mannequins showing uniforms worn by the armed forces. One special attraction is the restored first Southey school with benches, desks, and presided over by the ever present teacher. Machinery on display includes a separator, breaking plows, and many others. Of special interest are the first rotary rock picker and self propelled rock picker built by Pete Anderson in Southey. This museum is a great tribute to the early pioneers of the area.  |
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Murals
A "WAR MEMORIAL" mural on the south side of the Southey Drug Store commemorates local residents who served in both World Wars to secure the right of freedom for future generations.  |
 The Southey Library #16 is a branch of Parkland Regional Library in Yorkton. Hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 1-6 p.m. and Wednesday evenings 7-9 p.m. Book services include new paperbacks available every two months and the latest hardcover releases can be requested. Story-hour for pre-schoolers operates from September to May. Internet privileges are available during hours of operation by appointment. Phone 306-726-2907
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The Southey Memorial Hall is operated by the Town of Southey and features a hardwood dance floor, kitchen facilities and upstairs and downstairs available for rental. Contact Town of Southey (726-2202).
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The Southey Cable Company is owned and operated by the Town of Southey under the guidance of the Southey Cable Committee. |  Click for particulars |
Contact Town of Southey at 306-726-2202 for hook-up or information.
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Lions Park
The Lions Park at the west end of town has camping space available plus a play area and playground equipment. |
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Senior Citizens Club
The Southey Senior Citizens Club located on main street offers recreational pursuits and outings. Southey has a very active seniors community. |
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visit the Carlton Trail Regional College website: www.ctrc.sk.ca Carlton Trail Regional College has a campus in Southey which offers:
The college can provide academic upgrading, literacy skill improvement and GED examinations. Carlton Trail College offers workplace development courses in job start, future skills, business and computers and skill development in trades, agriculture and health and community services. They also deliver full-time SIAST credit programs and University of Saskatchewan and University of Regina credit courses. Carlton Trail Regional College |
