The Wives. The Concubines. The Ritual.

Now – Sun.

The Refinery

Live Five Independent Theatre is kicking off 2026 with a story that takes you back to ancient times with Peace Akintade’s The Wives. The Concubines. The Ritual. is a reimagining of the biblical story of King Solomon’s three hundred concubines left behind during his extended campaign. The tale focuses on the women as they band together to overthrow their oppressive lives using Lilith’s ritual, creating a sanctuary of freedom and desire. What if the biblical story of idolatry became a reclamation of love and identity? On Saturday, the company will celebrate Black (and Brown) Night Out, a celebration of Black stories, artists and audience members. Tickets are $27 – $32. There are other Sip & Skate evenings to choose from, Jan. 31, Feb. 13, 14, and 28.

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Stardew Valley: Symphony of Seasons

Friday

TCU Place

If you love video games or know someone who does, you’re not going to want to miss this concert. Stardew Valley has created the Symphony of Seasons a concert filled with memorable music from the game played live on stage by local orchestral musicians. Scenes from the game will play on the screen above the stage. This is a celebration of the video game soundtrack and will take you from your first day in the valley right up till you reach the summit. Tickets $105 – $125.

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Tribute to B.B. King

Fri. & Sat.

The Bassment

He’s one of the most celebrated guitarist in our province. Jack Semple is back at The Bassment for two shows this weekend celebrating the late, great, blues legend B.B. King. Semple will be joined by an all star band. Their ready to wow you with soulful vocals and killer guitars. Tickets are $40 – $50.

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Sip & Skate 2026

Saturday

Meewasin Skating Rink

Lace up your skates and get ready for a beautiful evening outdoors in downtown Saskatoon. The Meewasin Skating Rink boasts a cozy atmosphere with a beautiful view of the river and the Bessborough Hotel. This magical evening features local food and beverages, fire pits and fun. Your ticket will come with a Fireside S’mores box from Prairie Grazer and a hot beverage topped up with spirits by LB Distillers served in a Meewasin mug you can take home as a souvenir. Tickets are $68.

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Kieran Gardner & The Blucher Boys

Saturday

Capitol Music Club

Want a little taste of country this weekend? Why not check out Clavet’s own Kieran Gardner & The Blucher Boys. The folk-country singer began performing at the age of 12 and has been making a name for himself and his backing band The Blucher Boys ever since. Tickets are $30 – $46.

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Defunk

Saturday

Green Room – Coors Event Centre

Calgary electronic music producer Defunk is in town this weekend on the Bloom Tour. This is an artist that has headlined Shambhala and Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Defunk is a hit with his songs like Young and Free and Sacrifice. Tickets are $31.50.

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Uncle Buck

Tuesday

The Broadway Theatre

Colosseum presents a special screening of the 1989 classic comedy Uncle Buck. Join John Candy’s beloved character as the consummate bachelor tries to wrangle the three kids who unexpectedly end up in his care. This is Macaulay Culkin at his cutest as he interrogates his uncle for his life choices (my favourite scene by far). Tickets are $15.

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Winterruption 2026

Jan. 21 – 25

Various Venues

Kick off Saskatoon’s annual winter festival Winterruption Wednesday with Toronto band The OBGMs at Amigos (Jan. 21). The festival celebrates 10 years this year and will include music, dance, theatre, and drag performances. There’s 23 shows to choose from with something to please everyone. A couple of notables … The Last Prairie Waltz (Jan. 22) with local musicians performing hits from The Band’s Last Waltz before screening the Scorsese film. SLUGS, a technicolour acid trip which combines a clown show, a play and a techno concert all rolled into one from Saskatoon’s Creepy Boys (Jan. 23), and Kids in the Hall alum Kevin McDonald’s rock opera Superstar with the true story of a bad relationship which ended in an evening of misadventure with Dave Foley (Jan. 24). The free outdoor festival will include dance, art, sleigh rides, a tipi raising, and more in W.E. Graham Park & Cosmo Hall. Tickets start at $20 and you can grab an all access pass for $73.

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Shivering Strings Showcase

Jan. 22

The Bassment

The fine folks at Fiddlyness are warming up your winter with it’s Shivering Strings showcase. The performance is part of the Shivering Strings weekend filled with workshops and events for aspiring musicians. This concert is where the instructors get to strut their stuff. Gordon Stobbe, Ivonne Hernandez, JJ Guy, and Kimberly Holmes are among the featured performers. Tickets are $26 – $36.

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