Brit’s Picks Oct. 26 – Nov. 2
Rocker Returns Friday
Capitol Music Club
We’ve watched her grow up and cut her teeth on the Blues. Now Megan Lane is firmly entrenched in the hallowed halls of Canadian rock and she’s back in town for a show. It’s your chance to watch the hometown girl in action. Lane will be playing tunes from her latest album Sounding the Animal which was produced by Hawksley Workman. Apollo Suns and Lindsey Walker will be the opening acts. Tickets are $10.
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Puppetry Perfection Sat. & Sun.
The Refinery
Wide Open Children’s Theatre is bringing back it’s hugely successful puppet show East. The performance sold out when it first hit the stage in 2004. The story follows Trey who travels across Saskatchewan to find his long-lost circus family. This is a show full of all the audience participation you’ve come to expect from Wide Open. Along the way they’ll meet a robot, the bearded lady and a strong man. Tickets are $10 – $15 and babies are free.
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East Comes West Sunday
The Bassment
She hails from East Coast music royalty and Mairi Rankin is keeping her family’s traditions alive. Rankin is out on the road for this celebration of Cape Breton music she was raised on and she’s doing it with fellow musician Mac Morin. Morin is an accomplished pianist and step dancer in his own right and this is sure to be an uplifting evening of music. Tickets are $20 – $25.
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Topical Theatre Sunday
Secret Location
Buckle up for a show that’s as new and fresh as artists get as Sum Theatre celebrates The Last Sunday. Audiences meet at 7:30 p.m. on the corner of Broadway Ave. and 11th Street in the heart of Nutana for a theatre experience like no other. You will be taken to a secret location where playwrights, musicians and local celebrities will respond to today’s hottest headlines through their art. This event is free to the public.
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Trick Or Treat Tunes Mon. & Tues.
The Refinery
If you’re looking to bust out the costume early, children’s performer Sylvia Chave has the event for you. Chave is putting on her Halloween Howl with four shows before your little ones hit the streets. These shows are all about sharing the love of music with your little ones so get ready to dance and sing along. There are 10:30 a.m. shows both days then Monday there’s an evening show at 7:00 p.m. and Tuesday there’s a matinee at 1:00 p.m. Tickets are $8 – $10.
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Fact to Fiction Wednesday
McNally Robinson Booksellers
She’s been getting rave reviews from readers and now is your chance to meet Joanne Paulson and find out what all the fuss is about. Paulson, a long-time Saskatoon journalist has released her first work of fiction. It’s a part romance, part mystery novel called Adam’s Witness. This book is a perfect Fall read and locals will love recognizing many of the places in this Saskatoon-based novel. Hear it from the author herself. This event is free.
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