Queen: It’s a Kinda Magic

Thursday

TCU Place

Back by popular demand Queen: It’s a Kinda Magic is returning to Saskatoon. This show brings together fans of the legendary band to celebrate all the hits. It’s so much more than a tribute as Dominic Warren brings Freddie Mercury to life with his incredible voice, choreography and instrumental skills. Don’t forget to dress up… Moustaches are optional. Tickets are $53 – $85.

Click here to see this wonderful show.

 

Breathe

Thurs. – June 27

Various Neighbourhood Parks

Sum Theatre is back with its annual Theatre in the Park. Breathe is a musical journey that follows a fish seeking refuge on an island inhabited by a reclusive, fire breathing dragon. The two must adapt to survive. It’s a story about finding your place in the world and achieving things beyond your wildest imagination. Breathe opens in Saskatoon before heading out on tour to neighbourhood parks in Regina and area and Northern Saskatchewan. It’s free for everyone to attend.

For the full tour schedule follow this link.

 

Comedy Night

Friday

Capitol Music Club

You’ve got a double header of laughs coming your way this weekend as Saskatchewan’s favourite Kelly Taylor returns to the Capitol sharing the stage with Ontario comedian Mark Menei. Both are high energy entertainers that have entertained crowds all over North America. It’s sure to be a great show. Tickets start at $24.

Follow this link for all the info.

 

Dragons & Mythical Beasts

Friday

TCU Place

If you have fans of legendary heroes, unicorns, and fairies in your house, you’re going to want to grab tickets for Dragons & Mythical Beasts Live. This show brings it all to life with giant puppets and beautiful costumes. This performance comes from the same creators as Dinosaur World Live. Tickets are $43 – $66.

Follow this link for a spell-binding adventure with the family.

 

The Mummy

Saturday

Broadway Theatre

The interactive drinking game Drunken Cinema is back with the 1999 smash hit The Mummy. Grab your game card and glow stick and take in Brendan Fraser in all his glory as he leads an expedition to Hamunaptra, the legendary city of the dead. Tickets are $15.

Battle the undead with Brendan by clicking here.

 

Library Voices w/ Slow Down Molasses & Vikki Minor

Saturday

Black Cat Tavern

It’s a chance to see legendary Saskatchewan talent back on stage. Library Voices is a group we don’t see much of anymore. The Regina group grabbed attention on the music scene in the early 2000s with hits like Generation Handclap, and The Prime Minister’s Daughter but they went on to other projects after 2015’s Lovish was released. You’ll get a chance to see them this weekend at Black Cat Tavern sharing the stage with other local favourites Slow Down Molasses and Vikki Minor. Tickets are $18.

Follow this link to grab tickets.

 

Alessia Cara

May 20

TCU Place

Canadian singer/songwriter Alessia Cara is back on tour after a six year break from the road. Cara’s promoting her new album Love & Hyperbole. Cara shot to fame with her YouTube pop covers and went straight into creating her own music including her smash hit Stay. Her latest album, as the title suggests is all about her experiences with love and heartbreak. Tickets are $73 – $108.

Grab your tickets by following this link.