Arkells

Thurs. – Sat.

Various Venues

Why have one concert when you can have three? Hamilton rock favourites Arkells are taking over Saskatoon for three nights on their Between Us Tour. Arkells have built a reputation as one of Canada’s most entertaining live bands. Thursday night is at Amigos Cantina, Friday they light up the Capitol Music Club, and Saturday the take over wraps up at Coors Event Centre. Tickets are officially sold out but, there is a waitlist and you never know… Arkells have been known to have a few tickets to giveaway to fans theday of the show. Tickets start at $70.

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Tracy & Martina

Thursday

The Broadway Theatre

Cape Breton’s dynamic duo Tracy and Martina are hitting the road for their first cross-Canada tour, bringing their outrageous personalities, hilarious storytelling and unmistakable East Coast humour to Saskatoon. Expect plenty of audience interaction from these viral vixens. Tracy & Martina live will leave you giggling in the aisle. Tickets are $40.

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Tyler Braden

Thursday

Coors Event Centre

Country music with grit, heart and a healthy dose of rock ’n’ roll comes to Saskatoon as American singer-songwriter Tyler Braden brings his Days of Gold Tour to town. Known for his powerhouse vocals and emotionally charged songs, Braden has a knack for turning personal stories into crowd-pleasing anthems. Tickets are $44.

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Canadian Steam

Friday

Broadway Theatre

If you loved Middle Aged Boy Band, you’re gonna LOVE this one. Imagine Whose Line Is It Anyway? meets Magic Mike, with a generous helping of maple syrup, plaid shirts and Canadian charm. Canadian Steam: A Comedy & Music Show with Mildly Sexy Lumberjacks promises a cheeky evening of improvised songs, comedy sketches, outrageous dancing and audience participation. Tickets are $45.

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Picasso Symphony

Saturday

TCU Place

It’s the work of one of the most celebrated artists of all time, set to music as the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra presents the Canadian debut of Picasso Symphony. Masterpieces by Pablo Picasso brought to life on the big screen while the SSO performs the soundtrack. This is a retelling of Picasso’s life and work and the concert will feature Saskatoon-born conductor Kevin Zakresky, who helped create the piece. Tickets are $34 – $104.

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Slow Down Molasses

Saturday

Amigos Cantina

It’s time to celebrate 20 years of Slow Down Molasses. This weekend the Saskatoon band is bringing together members of the band past and present for a show this weekend. Musicians returning include Jeanette Stewart, Paul Ross, and Ryan Kitchen and many of them haven’t shared the stage for 15 years. It’s a throw back to an era that saw the band tour the world. Tickets are $24 – $30.

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Ukrainian War Requiem

Saturday

Knox United Church

An afternoon of extraordinary choral music promises to be one of the week’s most moving cultural experiences. Edmonton’s JUNO Award-winning Axios Men’s Ensemble joins forces with Pro Coro Canada and international soloists for Benedict Sheehan’s Ukrainian War Requiem. Blending ancient Ukrainian chants, traditional melodies and contemporary classical music, this powerful work honours those affected by the war in Ukraine. With more than 50 voices under the direction of conductor Michael Zaugg, the performance offers a message of remembrance, resilience and hope. Tickets are $30 – $45.

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United On Stage

Saturday

Lakeview Church

Two of Canada’s premier Ukrainian dance ensembles join forces for a spectacular celebration of culture, tradition and extraordinary athleticism. Saskatoon’s Yevshan Ukrainian Folk Ballet Ensemble welcomes Winnipeg’s Rusalka Ukrainian Dance Ensemble for United on Stage, a 90-minute program showcasing the beauty, passion and breathtaking energy of Ukrainian dance. The evening culminates in a joint performance of the iconic Hopak, bringing both ensembles together in a powerful celebration of unity. Tickets are $25 – $40.

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Lucas Welsh

Sunday

The Bassment

There’s nothing quite like the infectious sound of a fiddle in the hands of a master musician. Meadow Lake’s own Lucas Welsh brings more than 25 years of traditional music experience to this special Sunday matinee, celebrating Métis fiddling traditions alongside his own original compositions. Tickets are $32.

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Jimmy Carr

Nov. 12

TCU Place

British comedy superstar Jimmy Carr returns to Saskatoon with his latest stand-up show, Laughs Funny, and he’s not holding anything back! Famous for his lightning-fast one-liners, distinctive laugh and deliciously dark sense of humour, Carr has become one of the world’s most recognizable comedians. His latest show promises an entirely new collection of outrageous observations and razor-sharp punchlines. If you’re easily offended, consider yourself warned! There are still tickets available for the late show. They cost $60 – $92.

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