The Trews

Wednesday

Coors Event Centre

Canadian rockers The Trews are back out on the road in support of the group’s latest album The Breakdown. This is one of the most successful rock band of the past decade here in Canada with hits like Poor Ol’ Broken Hearted Me and Not Ready to Go. Tickets are $49 – $60.

Click here for tickets.

 

Belle Plaine & Blake Berglund

Thursday

Broadway Theatre

Music is what brought them together and it’s what continues to move Belle Plaine and Blake Berglund. The real life couple has been making beautiful music together and touring the world for years. Now, they’ve parlayed that talent and track record into a record label of their own. Western Seer Productions is focused on supporting independent artists like Lachlan Neville. You can see Neville, Belle Plaine, Blake Berglund, and their band The Western Seer Hired Hands at the Broadway Theatre. Tickets are $40.

Here’s a link for all the information.

 

Building Broadway

Fri. – Sun.

The Refinery

Get ready for a a choose-your-own adventure in cabaret from. Saskatoon Summer Players’ Building Broadway A Director’s & Choreographer’s Showcase gives the artists the control as they chose the musical theatre pieces that inspire them to stage a variety show just for you. Tickets are $21 – $26.

Here’s a link for all the details.

 

Hot Rod Hullabaloo

Friday

The Bassment

Are you ready for a rockabilly party? Hot Rod Hullabaloo is bringing their groove to The Bassment this weekend. With a mix of old standards, new interpretations, and great stage comedy HRH is sure to be a great show. Tickets are $25 – $35.

Click here for all the details.

 

Sask. Indigenous Storytelling Month

Now – Feb. 28

Across Saskatchewan

Wintertime is a sacred time for Indigenous communities, where knowledge about people and lived experience are traditionally shared. The Library Services for Saskatchewan Aboriginal Peoples have a calendar full of events to celebrate Saskatchewan Indigenous Storytelling Month. From oral storytelling to dance performances, film screenings to artist workshops you can do it all. The events are free to the public.

Follow this link for the full schedule.

Nutrien WinterShines

Now – Sat.

Various Venues

Get ready to celebrate the season, and the mild temperatures, at WinterShines. The annual festival has a ton of fun for the whole family happening around the main site at Market Square. There will be kick sledding, wagon rides, snowshoeing, stargazing, face painting and visits from your favourite Disney characters. The annual ice carving challenge will leave you in awe. The soup challenges pits home cooks, culinary students and chefs against each other and the public decides whose soup reigns supreme. Embrace winter and have a little fun with the family.  Most of the events are free.

Follow this link to the full schedule.

 

The Boat

Feb. 26 – Mar. 8

The Refinery

A new play by Saskatchewan’s Todd Devonshire is about to hit the stage and give us a glimpse into Canada’s forgotten past. The Boat  is set in the 1960s and follows the story of two doctors set up in an off shore clinic on a boat 15 miles off the coast of Nova Scotia. It’s in international waters, free from Canadian laws, where women are allow the choice to end their pregnancy. Devonshire says with the reversal of Roe v. Wade south of the border, Canadians need to know how far our country has come. Tickets are $27 – $32.

For more information, click here.

 

Masmoudi Quartette

Feb. 26

The Bassment

The worlds of jazz and Middle Eastern music collide in this performance by Tunisia’s Mohamed Masmoudi. His works are known for rich melodies and texture. This performance is made possible through the collaboration of Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra and the Saskatoon Jazz Society. Tickets are $38 – $48.

Here’s a link for all the details.