Songs for Strangers

Thursday

Capitol Music Club

You know you’re in for a good time when Farideh takes the stage. The local singer and comedian is back on stage at the Cap with her music about real life. The timing is perfect for her song Such A Good Dad, a little truth ahead of Father’s Day…Hee Hee! Tickets are $35.

Follow this link to get in on the fun!

 

The Colour of the Town

Neighbourhood Parks

Saskatoon     Now – June 28

Sum Theatre’s Theatre in the Park is back in Saskatoon outdoor theatre adventure with The Colour of the Town. This is the 14th season for this live professional performance the whole family can enjoy together with stops in neighbourhood parks throughout Saskatchewan. This year’s play was collectively created from a story by playwright Jenna “JB” Berenbaum. It follows the people of Taupe Town who are challenged by their young residents to look beyond their current colour preference and embrace all the possibilities. It’s a lesson in democracy full of original music and giant puppetry that we’ve all come to know from this annual summer tradition. You’re sure to find Sum at a park near you in the next few weeks. Here’s a link to the full schedule.

 

Oliver!

Fri. – June 28

Remai Arts Centre

More?? You want MORE? Saskatoon Summer Players is hitting the stage with a classic. Oliver! is a performance with larger-than-life characters, memorable songs and this production is packed with children, many of them sharing the stage with their family members. This is a blockbuster show filled with incredible choreography and musical performance. Tickets are $30 – $40.

Follow this link to tickets and Consider Yourself a fan!

 

Back Alley Antics

Fri. – Sun.

Various Venues

Free Flow Dance Theatre Company is back with site specific performances in unusual places throughout the downtown. The travelling show meets nightly in Horn Park off 10th Ave. and Empress Street. Once there you will follow the giant carrot through the streets and alleys to experience dance and poetry performances. Tickets are $10 – $30.

For all the information click here.

 

Celebrate Pride

Now – June 28

Various Venues

Pride celebrations are in full swing in our city. This weekend check out the Pride Ride and Pride BodyPump class Saturday morning at Good Life Fitness (Preston Crossing), Sunday sing Chappell Roan’s The Subway to your hearts content at the One Day Choir at Free Flow Dance Studio. Monday the Broadway Theatre hosts a movie night with a screening of Pride, a comedy which follows a group of gay activists banding together to raise money for striking miners in 1984 London. There are a ton of community events happening and it all wraps up with the big parade and party at Gather Local Market June 28th. Follow this link for the schedule.

 

The Stampeders

Friday

TCU Place

They are a Canadian institution. The Stampeders have been delighting audiences for 50 years. The Calgary rockers are back out on the road playing all the hits like Sweet City Woman, Wild Eyes, and Carry Me. This is the concert you’ll want to be singing along at and don’t miss Saskatchewan’s own Dave Chabot on bass. See the SOCAN Hall of Famers live with tickets $107 – $118.

Click here for all the details.

 

Solstice: The First 50 Years

Saturday

The Bassment

Celebrate five decades of vocal harmonies with Solstice. The nine member vocal jazz group is still going strong in our city and they’ll entertain the crowd, backed by a band, with swinging favourites. Tickets are $35 – $45.

For all the details follow this link.