The Art of Banksy Without Limits

Now – Sept. 21

Scotia Centre

Step inside the world of one of the most mysterious and influential street artists of our time. There’s over 200 pieces, from Banksy original pieces to immersive installations you’ll wander around this space amazed by the work of the anonymous street artist. From Singapore to Amsterdam, this exhibit has toured the world and now it’s in Saskatoon. You need to book your viewing time when you purchase your tickets.

Here’s the link to find out more.

 

G-Eazy                                  

Friday                 

SaskTel Centre

He’s collaborated with artists like Bebe Rexha, Halsey, and Cardi B and you’ll get to hear G-Eazy live this weekend. The American rapper known for his smooth rhymes and incredible production. Catch his Helium Tour at SaskTel Centre. Tickets start at $68.

Follow this link for tickets.

 

YXE Food Truck Wars

Fri. – Sun.

Lions Arena

Eat and drink your way through the weekend as some of our provinces top food trucks and craft brewers square off for supremacy. YXE Food Truck Wars is being held alongside YXE Beer Wars for a full weekend of fun. Events like Hot Dog Havoc and Pie Me! Pie Eating Contest are back and there’s a full slate of live entertainment to keep the party going. Admission is free.

For all the details, follow this link.

 

Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan            

Now – Aug. 22

Shakespeare on the Sask. Site

It’s a big year for Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan as the organization marks its 40^th season with Fools & Kings. This year’s offerings include a 1985 spin on A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The classic tale of lovers caught in a web of jealousy and chaos all set to a soundtrack of 80s hits. For the more classically inclined there’s the Bard’s The Tragedy of Richard II (opening Thursday) with a story about the unravelling of a king who struggles to hold his position amid political unrest. This is the first time this play will hit the SOTS stage. Tickets are $33 – $50.

Here’s the link for more information.

 

The Sadies                        

Tuesday                 

Capitol Music Club

Canadian country/rock legends The Sadies are out on tour and making a stop in our city. The band will play all your favourites as well as tunes from the latest album Colder Streams. Saskatoon’s own Fabian Minnema will open the show. Tickets are $24 – $41.

For all the details click here.

 

Summer Sounds                          

Wednesday                                

Black Fox Farm

It’s a symphony under the stars for Saskatoon’s orchestra. The Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra is heading outdoors for a performance of Italian classics. Bring a blanket and settle into the hillside to enjoy the performance surrounded by flowers. After the SSO concert, there will be a DJ and dancing into the night. Admission is by donation and you have to RSVP here.

 

Crash Test Dummies                                 

Wednesday                             

Capitol Music Club

They broke through the pop music scene with hits like Superman’s Song and the Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead in the 90s and Crash Test Dummies are still going strong. The band is out on a summer tour and stopping in Saskatoon for a rockin’ goog time. Tickets are $50.

For all the info, follow this link.

 

Saskatoon Fringe Festival

July 31 – Aug. 9

Various Venues

Get ready for 10 days of non-st0p theatre fun at the 2025 Saskatoon Fringe Festival. There are 23 plays to choose from; drama, comedy, magic, and so much more. Tickets are $14 – $17 or a 10-show pass for $150. If you need help choosing your shows, why not check out the Preview night, Wednesday July 30th at the Broadway Theatre, where each company has two minutes to pitch their show to the audience. Don’t forget to stop by the festival site in W.E. Graham Park between shows to take in the buskers, children’s activities and artisan market, all for free. The Fringe faithful always ask if the festival is going to be along Broadway Ave. and the answer is “Yes”! As part of Broadway Days (Aug. 2 – 4) the Fringe buskers and artisans will take over Broadway with plenty of performances. There truly is so much to see and do at the Fringe, check out my Brit’s Picks article with more of the story.

For information and tickets to the shows, here’s the link.