[UNCERTAIN] FOUR SEASONS              

Saturday        

St. John’s Cathedral  

It’s a musical glimpse into the future of our world if we do nothing to fight climate change. The Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra will present a reimagining of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons and it’s part of a worldwide call to action. The score for [UNCERTAIN] Four Seasons was created using an algorithm built by scientists, programmers, musicians and composers to reflect changes in our environment anticipated by 2050. Saskatoon’s performance is based on its geolocation and reflects shortened seasons, wider extremes, tempo changes and the addition of percussion. Vivaldi’s original masterpiece included sonnets for each season and the prose for this performance will be provided by Lindsay ‘Eekwol’ Knight. The live concert will be Saturday and then the recorded version will be broadcast along with 14 other locations including Sao Paulo, Cape Town and Seoul on November 1st to coincide with the opening of the United Nations Climate Change Conference. Tickets to the performance are $30 – $45.

For ticket information, follow this link.

To learn more about [UNCERTAIN] Four Seasons click here.

 

THE STEADIES             

Saturday        

Prairie Sun Brewery       

Saskatoon reggae rockers The Steadies have been working hard this past year to play live whenever and wherever they can and they aren’t just serving up the hits. The band is releasing a new single ‘Light Me Up’ this weekend and, from the teaser I’ve heard online, it’s just the thing to help you chill out. The Steadies have been on an unplugged tour since the end of September and they are coming home for Thanksgiving. Tickets for the show are $20.

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IMAGINE VAN GOGH                  

Now – Nov. 7 

Thatcher Ave. Warehouse

Imagine stepping inside one of the world’s most iconic paintings. That’s the experience of Imagine Van Gogh on now in Saskatoon. It’s an immersive experience that combines floor to ceiling projections of the painters work with classical music. You can wander through The Starry Night or get a glimpse of Bedroom in Arles. This is the perfect date night and a sure bet for all those selfies. Tickets are $35 – $50.

For all the details, follow this link.

 

BUCKCHERRY w/ BIF NAKED     

Oct. 12           

Coors Event Centre

Who says you can’t rock out on a Tuesday. American rockers Buckcherry are in town to give folks a live listen to its 9th studio album Hellbound. The band is on a cross-Canada tour and bringing along a homegrown star to share the stage. Bif Naked has just released a new single Broke Into Your Car and it’s off her upcoming album Champion due out later this year. Tickets are $30.

For more information, here’s the link.

 

DON’T DRESS FOR DINNER               

Oct. 13 – 23               

St. John’s Anglican Hall

Dinner theatre is back this month courtesy of Saskatoon’s Mini Fridge Theatre Company. The troupe has a new venue and a farce about a not-so happily married couple trying to hide their respective affairs with acquaintances. Things are bound to get complicated and definitely won’t go as planned. The menu includes dishes like beef bourguignon, ratatouille and chocolate tart. Tickets are $60.

You can find details about the play and tickets here.