REGINA – Harbour Landing Village, in collaboration with the Friends of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, is spearheading a fundraising campaign throughout March.
Rooted in community spirit and a shared passion for cultural enrichment, this campaign aims to support the invaluable work of the Friends of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum while tantalizing taste buds at the award-winning Roots Kitchen & Bar, according to a press release.
Throughout March 2024, every burger savoured at Roots Kitchen & Bar will not only delight palates but also contribute $1 to The Friends of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum.
The Friends of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum advocates for public involvement and financial support to bolster the museum's endeavours in sharing Saskatchewan's natural history and advancing its educational and scientific initiatives. This partnership with Harbour Landing Village represents a shared commitment to nurturing community engagement and fostering a deeper appreciation for Saskatchewan's rich cultural heritage, the release states.
Harbour Landing Village extends a warm invitation to "Megamunch," the half-sized robotic Tyrannosaurus Rex, who has recently retired from his career at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum.
"Megamunch, we've heard retirement is treating you well, but why not take a bite out of the good life and spend your golden years amidst the vibrant community atmosphere and exceptional amenities offered at Harbour Landing Village? From delicious food to amazing activities, amenities, excellent care, intergenerational experiences and countless opportunities to socialize, we've got it all," says Harbour Landing Village President and CEO Janson Anderson.
"And while you're here, perhaps you'll join us in supporting The Friends of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum."
