The Medium                    

Fri. & Sat.     

Convocation Hall  & ConcertStream.tv    

It’s an evening filled with mystery, mayhem, and murder. The Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra and Saskatoon Opera are teaming up to present the haunted tale of Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Medium. This opera, sung in English, will be staged in the round bringing the audience up close to the performers as they weave a tale about Madame Flora, a medium who stages fake seances. This is a dark tale where Madame Flora’s world slowly unravels before you. Tickets are sold out to both performances but a few may still be released last minute for $43 – $50. The concert will also be available via livestream that ticket is $22 – $35.

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Tour of the Setting Sum        

Saturday               

SaskTel Centre         

After nearly 30 years on the road Canadian rockers Sum 41 have decided to hang it up with their last ever headlining world tour. This is a band that has topped the Billboard charts, received Grammy nominations, Juno Awards and will be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame later this year. If you were a child of the 90s and early 2000s, you won’t want to miss out on the Tour of the Setting Sum. In Too Deep, Fat Lip, Motivation… Hear all your favourite tunes live for $61 – $100.

Your chance to rock out with Sum 41 by clicking here.

 

Yevshan Anniversary Party                  

Saturday                                 

TCU Place       

This year marks a huge anniversary for Saskatoon’s Yevshan Ukrainian Folk Ballet Ensemble. The company was founded in 1960 and has been performing for 65 years. To celebrate, the group is holding a gala with supper, performances by the ensemble, and a dance with music by progressive Ukrainian folk band Tyt i Tam. Tickets for the entire evening are $55 – $135.

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Ghostbusters – Drunken Cinema

Saturday

Broadway Theatre

When there’s something strange in the neighbourhood, who ya gonna call? Drunken Cinema is calling the Ghostbusters. The classic 1984 film starring Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, and Ernie Hudson is the choice for this monthly interactive movie game from the Saskatoon Fantastic Film Festival team. Game cards and props are included in the ticket price of $15. You must be 19+ years of age to attend.

Grab your proton packs and get your tickets here.

 

Winterruption               

Jan. 22 – 26                       

Various Venues        

Brighten up the darkest month of the year with a four-day festival filled with comedy, music, theatre and so much more. Winterruption is back filling our city with performances by artists like Nap Eyes, Winona Forever, and Donovan Woods. You won’t want to miss the 25^th Anniversary screening of O Brother, Where Art Thou? At the Broadway on Jan. 23. This is not just a movie as the soundtrack will be played live by musicians like Belle Plaine, Blake Berglund, and Sonia Reid. Families, don’t miss the free, outdoor festival in W. E. Graham Park (behind Victoria School). Take the kids for storytelling, hot chocolate, music, sleigh rides, and more. Ticketed events are $15 – $63(for an all access pass).

For all the information click here.

 

90s Dance Mix Tour                   

Jan. 23                 

SaskTel Centre         

Get ready for a touch of nostalgia all my 40-somethings! The music we celebrated at the school dances is all back for an evening of fun MuchMusic Dance Party style. The 90’s Dance Mix Tour hosted by former VJ Rick The Temp and DJ Kav will hit SaskTel Centre with live performances by 2 Unlimited, Haddaway, and members of Snap!… Just to name a few. Tickets are $47 – $82.

Follow this link for all the details.