Sing Along Sound of Music

Friday

Broadway Theatre

It’s a movie musical that brought us tunes like My Favourite Things and who can forget that opening helicopter shot as Maria ran through the hills singing The Sound of Music. This year marks 60 years for The Sound of Music and to celebrate, the Broadway Theatre is hosting a special Sing Along screening of the movie starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer. This is a chance for you to dress up (curtain outfits optional) and raise your voice as you watch the iconic film. Local performers Gil & Wil are going to kick off the evening and help you warm up your voice so you can join in on the sing along fun. Tickets are $20.

Follow this link for all the details.

 

Tell the Bees

Fri. – Sept. 14

Dancing Sky Theatre

There’s nothing like stories told around a roaring campfire and this weekend Dancing Sky Theatre returns to its amphitheatre for Fireside Stories III: Tell The Bees. This is an evening to gather and hear stories told by artists inspired by the magical and mysterious world of bees. You can come for the performance and add on the boxed lunch prepared by Chef Ernie. Tickets are $20.

For all the details and to purchase tickets click here.

 

Broadway Street Fair

Saturday

Broadway Ave.

It’s the second Saturday in September and the businesses and artists that call the neighbourhood home will be out in force for the annual Broadway Street Fair. There will be shopping, music, art and cultural performances all day. Check out the classic cars and take in performances by acts like Dance Egypt Dance, Sean Bougie and Erik J. The kids will love the Roaming Salty Circus Performers and Beeper The Clown.

For all the details click here.

 

Doylefest

Fri. – Sun.

Eagle Creek Regional Park

It began as a birthday celebration for Eliza Mary Doyle and 11 years later, Doylefest is a full blown weekend of entertainment and fun in support of the Community Arts Mentorship Program (CAMP). The program provides music, instruments, and art lessons to communities in need. The festival site is just a short drive outside Saskatoon. There’s camping, an artisan market, beer gardens and activities for the whole family on site. Live performances by artists like The Steadies, Cupid’s Heart, Fabian Minnema Band, and many more. Tickets are $30 for day passes and $50 for the weekend. Sunday’s activities are free by donation.

Follow this link for all the info and tickets.

 

Apple Harvest Festival

Sunday

Crossmount

Celebrate the arrival of fall at the Crossmount Apple Harvest Festival this weekend. The whole family will enjoy the orchard tours and hayrides. There will be a scavenger hunt and mini market as well as plenty of games and tasty treats. It’s a beautiful day in the orchard. Admission is free.

Here’s a link to the Crossmount page for all the details.

 

The Comedy Pit Returns

Tuesday

Art Bar

It’s a chance for aspiring comedians to hit the stage and for established jokesters test out new material. The Comedy Pit is back for its fifth season. This is an evening full of good, clean laughs. The show starts at 7pm and tickets are $11.30.

Click on this link for all the info.