Hawksley Workman

Thursday

Broadway Theatre

When it comes to his latest cross-country tour Canadian indie music star Hawksley Workman wanted it to be an intimate affair. Workman is trying to reconnect with audiences in smaller towns and venues along the way. He explains, “The smaller towns, the secondary highways, the rooms where live music feels personal and essential. Those are often the shows that stay with you.” The tour is kicks off in Saskatoon and there’s some local flavour to the bill. Gillian Snider and Fabian Minnema will share the stage. Tickets are $50.

Here’s a link for all the details.

 

S’more Murder

Friday

Broadway Theatre

There’s murder at summer camp, and the Saskatoon Soaps are determined to get to the bottom of it with help from you! This hilarious improv theatre mystery takes its inspiration from audience suggestions and it’s a great way to celebrate the spooky season. Tickets are $16.

For tickets follow this link.

 

The Golden Anniversaries

Now – Nov. 1

Remai Arts Centre

From the playwright behind The Birds and the Bees comes a touching comedy-drama exploring marriage, memory and the complications of long-term love. Arts Club Theatre brings you the story of Glen and Sandy Golden who are facing a bit of a marriage crisis as they get ready to celebrate their 50th Anniversary. Tickets are $54 – $60.

For all the details click here.

 

 

Inner Elder

Now – Sun.

BackStage Stage – Persephone Theatre

Award-winning Cree performer Michelle Thrush delivers a funny, heartfelt and deeply personal journey through family, identity, memory and the wisdom that comes with age. Inner Elder is a story about the imagination and strength it takes to grow up. Tickets are $28 – $39.

Here’s a link for all the details.

 

The Harvest

Now – Sat.

Emrys Jones Theatre

University of Saskatchewan

Greystone Theatre kicks off it’s season with Samuel D. Hunter’s The Harvest. This is the story of five young missionaries as they prepare to head to the Middle East as one of them is looking to escape his current reality. This is a story about faith, family and grief. Tickets are $20 – $25.

Here’s a link to tickets.

 

Randy Woods Band

Saturday

The Bassment

Saskatoon’s own Randy Woods and his talented band deliver a groove-filled evening of funk, reggae, R&B and rock ‘n’ roll. Great musicianship and infectious rhythms make this a fun night out. Tickets are $28 – $38.

For tickets click here.

 

Amy and Adele

Saturday

TCU Place

The songs of two iconic performers curated into one blockbuster performance by Saskatoon’s own Elyse Evangelista. Amy and Adele is full of music you know by Adele and Amy Winehouse. This is a show built around Evangelista’s voice and with the SSO backing her up, this concert is a sure bet. With conductor Janna Sailor leading the orchestra, expect favourites like Rehab, Valerie, Skyfall and Rumour Has It. Tickets are $59 – $104.

Click here for all the details.

 

Southern Dandy 75

Now – Sun.

Studio 914

After about a decade, Buttered Ghost Theatre is remounting its celebrated comedy Southern Dandy 75 as part of the Live Five’s Season 23. This quirky adventure follows two boxcar hobos who unexpectedly find themselves in possession of an exceptionally rare bourbon whiskey and end up on the run to protect their precious loot. Tickets are $30 – $36.

Head out on the caper and grab your tickets here.

 

Pumpkins After Dark

Now – Oct. 31

Prairieland Park

Thousands of glowing pumpkins transform Prairieland into a spectacular Halloween wonderland, featuring illuminated displays, entertainment and plenty of photo opportunities. Special themed evenings include Adults Only and Villains After Dark. Tickets are $19–$30.

Tickets and info can be found here.

 

Halloween Terror Trail

Now – Oct. 31

Near Pike Lake

Get the pants scared off of you just a short drive southwest of Saskatoon. The Halloween Terror Trail is a horrifically good time as live actors, music and terrifying scenes play out on the 1km long trail. This event is not recommended for children 11 years and under. There are no advanced tickets, just pay $25 (cash only) at the gate and get ready to scream.

Here’s a link to a map and more info.

 

 

The Last Waltz 50th Anniversary

Sunday

The Bassment

A celebration of one of rock music’s most legendary concerts. Chest Fever recreates the music of The Band’s historic Last Waltz, with special local musicians like Don Griffith, Jolissa Trudel, Trevor Wingerter, and Sarah Anderson joining in the festivities. Tickets are $60 – $70.

Here’s the link to tickets.

 

Terry Fator

Oct. 29

TCU Place

He’s wowed audiences in Las Vegas with his ventriloquism, impressions and comedy and now Terry Fator is coming to our city with Pure Imagination: Once Upon A Voice. The show will feature his classic characters like Winston the Impersonating Turtle, Vikki the Cougar, and stoner Duggie as well as new impersonations of artists like Willie Nelson and Justin Bieber. Tickets are $74 – $102.

For all the details and tickets click here.