Mystery Revealed           Thursday

McNally Robinson

The truth will set you free, but lies may also do the same. It’s an intriguing premise for this tale set in Morocco by acclaimed Saskatoon writer Anthony Bidulka. Bidulka is known for his suspense and mystery writing and this tale focuses in on a writer who travels to Marrakech and is taken prisoner. If your a fan of his work your also a fan of his book launches. You can take in a reading along with a wine and cheese celebration at McNally Robinson. This event is free.

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Laugh Riot            Friday

TCU Place

He’s sold out Madison Square Garden and now comedian Gabriel Iglesias is sure to have you rolling in the aisles in Saskatoon. The comedian is known for his “I’m Not Fat,  I’m Fluffy” bit. His show is full of storytelling, funny voices, impersonations and sound effects. Tickets are $60 – $80.

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Latin Loves                Friday

Amigos Cantina

If you’re feeling a bit wistful for those hot summer nights now that fall has arrived, there’s a night of music that should soften the blow. Andino Suns is a beautiful Latin American band from Regina that blends beautiful world music with lyrics of peace and love. The band has just released its third studio album Madera. So cure your blahs with an evening that’s sure to have you up dancing and drinking a cerveza or two. This is all part of the annual fundraiser for CFCR proceeds go toward keeping the community radio station going. Tickets are $10.

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Homegrown Talent           Oct. 5

Broadway Theatre

I just couldn’t resist this old throwback video! No matter how many projects Bruce McColloch has worked on since, he will always be that quirky, dorky Kid in the Hall. McColloch is bringing his storytelling style of stand-up to our fine city. He’s one of our country’s finest comedic talents and you should go. Tickets are $30.

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Good Advice               Oct. 6

Broadway Theatre

Juno nominated and recently shortlisted for the Polaris Music Prize, it’s turning out to be quite a resume year for Basia Bulat. The Toronto singer-songwriter is touring her brand of folk and pop music across the country to support her new album Good Advice. She’s got a voice that’s sweet, quirky and really infectious. This is feel good music people! Tickets are $30.

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