Brit’s Picks Jan. 14 – 21
Mozart in Prague
Saturday
Online Live Stream
Saskatchewan born, internationally celebrated composer, musician and conductor Maria Fuller joins the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra as guest conductor on a musical trip to the Golden City. Prague is the next destination on the orchestra’s tour of the world. The musical legacy of this city includes all-star composers like Mozart, who’s Don Giovanni premiered in Prague and Devorak who’s one of the regions most celebrated sons. This music is romantic and passionate and you can have this live streamed performance in your home for $15.
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Winter Nature Walks
Saturdays & Sundays
Meewasin Valley Trail
It’s a chance to celebrate the very feature that Saskatoon was built around, the South Saskatchewan River. The team at Nutrien Wonderhub is leading half-hour adventures along the beautiful Meewasin Valley Trail. The group walks head out from the Wonderhub at 2:00p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Along the way, you’ll learn about the river, nature and the wildlife that surrounds you and at the end of the walk, you’ll get a craft kit to take home and create a little something special for your own backyard. Fresh air and a gorgeous view should make for a pretty good weekend. This event runs until the end of March and it’s free.
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Drawing in Colour
Now – June 6
Remai Modern
It’s the collection that put the Remai Modern on the map and a fresh batch of Picasso’s linocuts are on display at the gallery. The exhibit features the one-block-per-colour method that Picasso developed in the 50’s and 60’s. Drawing in Colour is presented along with several ceramic pieces he created during the same period. Other exhibits on now at the gallery include Zadi Xa’s Moon Poetics for Courageous Earth Critters and Dangerous Day Dreamers, Next Year’s Country and Borderline the 2020 Biennial of Contemporary Art. Take a stroll through our beautiful gallery for $10 – $12.
For all the news at the Remai Modern, click here.
Labrastories
Online Now
Facebook & YouTube
The folks at Wide Open Children’s Theatre know how to engage kids and they are doing that virtually with a new series of videos including Labrastories with Jenna. Created by local actor Jenna Berenbaum, these short videos are all about science and they approach them with a ton of fun. Bugs, dinosaurs, outerspace; there’s no topic too big for Jenna to take on. There’s jokes, puppetry and crafts in these super interactive videos. You can tune in for free on Wide Open’s Facebook page.
Click here and let the learning begin!
Sylvia Chave – Live
Tuesdays
YouTube
It’s almost impossible not to sing along with children’s performer Sylvia Chave. This fabulous lady in orange engages kids with music and interactive play. Even though she can’t do the same in-person performances we know her for, Sylvia is still hard at it posting new videos every Tuesday. Gather the kids and watch these performances for free from the comfort of your own home.
For all the fun, follow this link.