We Treaty People                 

Thursday        

Online       

Saskatoon’s Burnt Thicket Theatre presents Curtis Peeteetuce’s Remnace and its companion artists’ interview as part of the We Treaty People performance series. Peeteetuce is one of the artists commissioned to create a play that answers “What does it mean to be Treaty People and embrace all our relations?”. His answer was to create a world set in a dystopian future on a failing space Station 6. The story is the final thoughts from Commander Trem Lylin and his crew as they reflect on the current state of humanity. You can listen to the 5 productions already released and keep up with the 18 episodes that will be launched throughout this year for free.

For all the details and other episodes, follow this link.

 

RCMP Musical Ride               

Fri. & Sat.               

SaskTel Centre                     

It’s a Canadian tradition that celebrates the beauty and pageantry of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Founded in 1887 the RCMP Musical Ride showcases the equestrian skills of officers on horseback performing intricate choreography, set to music. This time-honoured tradition helps reach out to the wider community, build relationships and, of course, entertain. The Musical Ride will be in Saskatoon for two performances as part of its cross-Canada tour. Tickets to ride are $12 – $22.

Find your tickets here.

 

Carmen          

Sat. – June 18            

Remai Arts Centre                 

After a 2 year wait, Saskatoon Opera is back in full force with the sultry tale of Bizet’s Carmen. This is a well-loved opera with many pieces you’re sure to recognize. The opera tells the tale of Carmen, a woman who is determined to make her own decisions and the men who are seduced by her and try to control her. This performance will be sung in French with English subtitles so everyone can follow along. Tickets are $25 – $75.

Follow this link for more information.

 

On Farm Dinner         

Sun & July 10             

Near Vanscoy             

Who doesn’t like a fabulous meal? Why not experience a four course dinner served right on the land where the ingredients were grown? Saskatoon’s Odla restaurant and Farm One Forty are teaming up to offer a dining experience right on the farm near Vanscoy. Visitors will have a guided tour of the farm with owner Arlie LaRoche, visit the animals and garden and learn about regenerative agriculture. Guests will then sit down to a meal prepared by Chef Scott Dicks and his team featuring the freshest ingredients. It’s the ultimate farm to table experience and makes for a perfect night out. A table starts at $250 and single tickets are $125.

Find out more here.

 

Saskatoon Pride                    

Sun. – June 18           

Various Venues          

It’s time to celebrate Pride in Saskatoon so grab your rainbow wardrobe and take in the week full of events like the Splish Splash – Sober Pool Party, Wes Funk Memorial Pride Latté, Youth Prom and Drag Queen Storytime for Adults. There are activities for all ages and it all culminates in the annual Pride Parade Saturday June 18^th. Many events are free and ticketed ones are around $25.

For the full schedule check out this link for Saskatoon Pride.

 

The Glorious Sons                 

Wednesday           

TCU Place                   

After a postponement of the show in March, The Glorious Sons are taking the stage in Saskatoon. This rock band from Kingston are already pros. The Juno award winning rockers have headlined festivals and clubs all over North America and have opened for The Rolling Stones. They promise this tour will highlight their third album A War on Everything but every show will be different. Tickets are $42 – $149.

Find out more by clicking here.