Coywolf

Now – Sun.

Studio 914

Gordon Tootoosis Nīkānīwin Theatre opens its season with a play about a half-coyote, half-wolf named Isidor who’s struggling to find his place in the world. After the death of his mother, Isidor leaves his home to roam the prairies, forests, and mountains in search of belonging. Coywolf is a story that playwrite and actor Colin Wolf created drawing on his own experiences growing up Métis on the prairies. It’s a play full of hope and love. Tickets are Pay-what-you-can between $10 – $40.

For tickets and more info follow this link.

 

The Woman in Black

Now – Nov. 2

Remai Arts Centre

Persephone Theatre has a play that will send chills right up your spine. It’s the story of a man obsessed with a curse he believes hangs over his entire family and the ghostly figure of The Woman in Black that continues to show itself. Arthur Kipps, the haunted, looks for help from a young actor to unravel the secrets that have ruled his nightmares. The show marks the return to the stage for Saskatoon actor Matthew Burgess, a stage regular years ago, he’s now teaches English and Drama at Aden Bowman.This performance is filled with classic theatre magic, illusion and gothic horror. Tickets are $57 – $71.

Follow this link for a hauntingly good time.

 

The Space Between

Saturday

TCU Place

“When you can’t put an experience into words, you can express it with music.” That’s what composer Vincent Ho told me when asked about his concerto From Darkness to Light: A Spiritual Journey. The piece is the centrepiece of the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra’s The Space Between this weekend. Ho was inspired to write the piece by his friend’s own journey through cancer. It’s a raw, emotional look at what it’s like to live with the disease and it was created in collaboration with Grammy Award winning percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie who will be the guest artist at this concert. For more about the piece check out this story in Brit’s Picks. Tickets are $59 – $122

Here’s a link to tickets.

 

Lauren Bush

Saturday

The Bassment

Canadian jazz vocalist Lauren Bush is back on home soil and ready to entertain you with tunes from her entire catalogue including her most recent album Tide Rises. Bush has built her career on the European jazz scene with her warm tone and contemporary takes on traditional jazz and swing. Her songs are inspired by poetry and personal experience. Tickets are $30 – $40.

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Silence of the Lambs

Saturday

Roxy Theatre

Grab your fava beans and a glass of Chianti and join fellow thriller fans at the Roxy Theatre this weekend for a screening of The Silence of the Lambs. The Oscar award-winning movie featuring Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins debuted in 1991 and it’s been terrifying us ever since. Tickets are $12 – $15.

Here’s the link for tickets.

 

Ghost Tours

Thurs. – Nov. 1

Diefenbaker Canada Centre

Want your history with a little mystery? The Diefenbaker Canada Centre has guided ghost tours that takes you through all the haunts on campus. There will be spooky ghost stories about the restless spirits that roam the halls of the University of Saskatchewan. Dress up in your best costumes and join the UofS guides take you on a late night walk. Tickets are $16.50. There’s also a children’s spooky campus tour Friday and Saturday tickets for that one are $12.50.

Follow this link to register for both events.

 

Theatre of Madness – The Carnival

Now – Oct. 31

Crossmount Cider Company

If you feel like a fright, you should check out the Theatre of Madness’ 2025 edition The Carnival. The Halloween event is back for another year and this time at Crossmount. Wander your way through the grounds at your own risk. This is an event where you book your time to visit ahead when you buy tickets. The later you book, the scarier the experience gets. Tickets are $20 – $30.

Here’s the link for all the details.

 

Pumpkins After Dark

Thurs. – Oct. 31

Praireland Park

If you’re looking for a spooktacular way to get into the Halloween spirit, take the family down to the grounds at Prairieland Park for Pumpkins After Dark. This is a festival much like Glow Saskatoon around Christmas time where you can wander through the pathways and enjoy Halloween scenes created from thousands of hand-carved pumpkins. There will be treats from local food trucks, live pumpkin carving demonstrations and roving performers. Tickets are $18 – $24 and you pre-select the time and date of your visit. The celebration runs Thursday to Sunday right up to Halloween.

For all the details click here.

 

Halloween Howl

Oct. 30

The Refinery

It’s almost trick or treat time and why not get a little extra mileage out of those costumes at a concert on Halloween-Eve? Sylvia Chave is back in town with a Halloween Howl just for your little ones. Chave is on tour and stopping in our city with her favourite songs, rhythms, and games that will keep your preschoolers hopping. So pop on your costumes and stop by for a party with Sylvia. Tickets are $10.

Click here for all the details.