what's on in saskatoon

Wolf Babe Collective presents "When Is Future? When Is Now?", an exhibition running through December. The opening reception happens Friday, September 25 from 7 to 9:30 pm, where you can see the work and meet people. The next day, Saturday S…

The Sask Snow Show runs across two days at the WTC at Prairieland Park. The raw listing provides little detail about what to expect inside, so check the venue's website or call ahead for the full program, exhibits, and activities.

The Rotary Club of Saskatoon hosts a craft sale at the WTC (Western Trade Centre) at Prairieland Park. Browse handmade items and support the Rotary Club's community work.

The fifth annual Northstar Market fills St. Nicholas School with local vendors and artisans selling handmade goods and gifts, a good stop for early Christmas shopping. The organizers list more than 80 vendors, a concession with light lunch …

The Axios Men's Ensemble from Edmonton performs their Ukrainian War Requiem, a choral work that won the Juno Award for Classical Album of the Year in the Large Ensemble category. This is part of their national tour across nine Canadian citi…

Buds' legendary Saturday afternoon jam has run since 1984, started by the one and only Big Dave McLean. Players sign up and rotate through the afternoon while the blues crowd settles in for the long haul — it is as close as Saskatoon gets t…

The University of Saskatchewan Huskies women's basketball team plays the Manitoba Bisons. The game is all ages and tickets are available through the university ticket office. You can also stream the game online through Canada West TV.

The University of Saskatchewan Huskies men's hockey team takes on the Trinity Western Spartans at Merlis-Belsher Place. The game is all-ages and can be streamed online through Canada West TV if you can't make it to the rink.

Every Saturday from 6 to 9pm a valid student ID gets you $7 off paint-your-own pottery. Pick a piece, glaze it, and leave it to be fired and collected later, all at a price that survives a student budget. It is BYOB, hands-on, and low-key, …

Early Shift throws a dance party in support of the Pink Wig Foundation, with a live DJ, a dance floor, and a room full of people dressed in pink. DJ Sargent plays throwback hits and party anthems from six to ten PM. In the VIP room, artist …

An evening of casual chess and South Korean ramen at TopZpin Social Lab. You can play a few rounds, meet other players, and eat noodles between games. The night runs from six thirty to nine thirty, so there's plenty of time to relax and mov…

Two of Canada's Ukrainian dance ensembles share one stage: Yevshan from Saskatoon and Rusalka from Winnipeg. The roughly 90-minute program mixes acrobatic dance, storytelling, and both traditional and contemporary choreography, and it close…

Arkells close out their Saskatoon City Takeover with night three at Coors Event Centre. The Between Us tour puts the arena-filling Hamilton band into three small rooms across the city from November 5 to 7, one night each at Amigos, the Capi…

Martin Janovsky and Trevor Wingerter perform an evening of live piano music at Grace-Westminster United Church. The concert runs from 7 to 10 PM on Saturday, November 7, with rush seating available. Tickets are $30 per person.

John Muirhead, a Toronto-based singer-songwriter, brings his indie-folk songs to the Capitol Music Club on a Saturday night. His award-winning, big-hearted storytelling draws from fingerpicked confessionals to full-band singalongs, and his …

The University of Saskatchewan Huskies men's basketball team plays the Manitoba Bisons in a Canada West conference matchup. You can watch in person at the university or stream the game online through Canada West TV.

Calgaréal brings a pancanadian sound to the Bassment stage. The group creates something fresh across the country's musical landscape.

A multimedia concert where the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra, conducted by local Music Director Kevin Zakresky, plays an orchestral score that accompanies visual footage of Pablo Picasso's life and artistic periods. The score draws from clas…

A community fiddle showcase of Métis and old-time music at Grosvenor Park United Church, now in its fourth year. The lineup is Joseph Desjarlais, Eve Turner, Cathy Sproule, and Gil & Wil (Holly Gilroy and Aiden McRorie Wilson), with a dance…

Cambodian Death Camp plays an album release show at Black Cat Tavern. The band takes the stage at 9 p.m. on a Saturday night.

Slow Down Molasses takes the stage with support from Jeans Boots, soso, and more. This is a late-night show for ages 19 and up at Amigos Cantina, so expect a lively room and a full bar. Advance tickets are 20 dollars plus tax through Showpa…