The Karpinka Brothers      Friday             

The Bassment

There’s nothing like a live music show to bring the family together and to expose your children to the wonder of performance. The Karpinka Brothers have a family friendly show that will have their toes tapping. These brothers have been hard at work promoting their latest album You Can Count On Me which recently won Best Album of the Year in Planet S Magazine’s Reader’s Poll. This is an all ages show and tickets are $18-$23.

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Light Walk at the Enchanted Forest            Saturday        

Forestry Farm Park & Zoo

You still have a few chances to see the magical light display of the Enchanted Forest and one last night to do it by foot. The Light Walk is a great chance to see the display up close and grab a photo with the family in the winter wonderland. There will be a bonfire and hot chocolate to keep you toasty warm. Tickets are $5 or $20 per family.

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Something on Sundays          Sunday           

Remai Modern

It’s been a little over a year since Saskatoon’s celebrated art museum opened its doors to the public. Maybe you’ve never been before, maybe your kids have never seen the gallery filled with the work of Picasso, Perehudoff and Knowles. Every Sunday, the gallery offers a more interactive art experience for the whole family to take in. This is a free afternoon of art-making for all ages and it’s free. Drop by, create and then tour the gallery to see all that it has to offer.

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Marthe Cohn Speaks              Jan. 10            

TCU Place

Her story quite easily reads like a movie script. Marthe Cohn was a beautiful young woman when Hitler rose to power, her sister was sent to Auschwitz and she and her family fled to the South of France. That’s when Marthe decided to fight back. She posed as a German nurse pretending to be searching for her German fiancé all the while gathering intelligence for the Allied forces. Marthe survived and wrote a memoire about her experience. She now tours the world sharing her story. Tickets are $20 -$100

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Monday Night            Jan. 10 – 20                

The Refinery

There are a handful of moments in history that people can tell you exactly where they were or what they were doing when they heard tragic or life changing news. One of those moments is the night John Lennon was shot in New York City. Monday Night is a play that follows several people’s individual stories on the night John Lennon was shot. This is a brand-new play by Todd Devonshire and it’s making its world premiere right here in Saskatoon. Tickets are $22 – $25

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