*This video is from GTNT’s 2021 Rez Christmas performance.

A Rez Christmas Carol                      

Now – Sun.    

Broadway Theatre    

The kohkoms are back for another year of fun as part of Gordon Tootoosis Nīkānīwin Theatre’s A Rez Christmas Carol. This story features Purdy Pasimonias, a scrooge-like band manager who catches the attention of the Spirits of the Four Directions and is forced to examine his life choices. This series of holiday stories by playwright Curtis Peeteetuce is always full of laughter and heart. Tickets are $20 – $25.

For all the crazy kohkom fun, follow this link.

 

SSO Messiah & Messiah Sing-Along             

Friday – 7:30pm

Saturday – 2:30pm       

Knox United Church

After a two-year break, the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra is back on stage with Handel’s Messiah. This is a tradition that’s been going for 109 years, actually longer than the SSO itself. Friday night’s performance will feature guest soloists McKenzie Warriner, Oli Guselle, Spencer McKnight and Brenden Friesen along with the orchestra and a full choir. Saturday afternoon it’s time for you to get in on the merriment with the Sing-Along Messiah. You don’t have to be a pro to join in on this event, sheet music will be provided and it’s all about the joy of singing together. Tickets are $41 – $51.

Let the voices, including yours, ring by clicking here.

 

The Christmas Songbirds                   

Friday             

The Bassment

Get into the spirit of the season with a trio of very talented Saskatchewan women. Kathi Lewis, Theresa Sokyrka, and Tatrina Tai will be sharing their favourite holiday tunes backed by a full band. Tickets are $25 – $35

Here’s the link for tickets and details.

 

BHP Enchanted Forest                      

Friday             

Forestry Farm

SANTA!!!!! That’s right, only a week before his big trip and the jolly old elf is making a pit stop at the Enchanted Forest. Bring the family for a meet and greet with the big guy as well as some frosty friends from Tangled in Tiaras. There will be light sticks for the kids and music by Armed with Harmony. Admission is $10/person or $35/car. All the proceeds go to the Saskatoon City Hospital Foundation and the Saskatoon Zoo Foundation.

For more information, follow this link.

 

 

Jack and the End of the World          

Now – Dec. 18  

Dancing Sky Theatre

Meacham  

You still have a few chances left to see a prairie panto live. Dancing Sky Theatre has been doing an original panto for the last 17 years. It’s an original story, created from scratch by the artists. It’s full of music, puppets, laughs and plenty of audience participation. Follow Jack, the Widow Spriggins, Fred, Ed and Monty as they encounter the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and try to save their small town. You can enjoy a meal before you see the show or take in just the show itself. Tickets are $20 – $35. Meacham is an hour East of Saskatoon and it’s well worth the trip.

Here’s the link to join in on the fun.

 

Fireside Singers Christmas Memories          

Dec. 19 & 20              

TCU Place

It’s a big anniversary for the Saskatoon Fireside Singers. This year marks 50 years for the choir under the direction of Marilyn Whitehead. Several guest artists will be sharing the stage with the 100+ chorus members including Thomas Yu, Kerry DuWors and Guy Few. There will be dancers, soloists and a huge, beautiful sound at this show. Tickets are $53.

For all the information, click here.

 

Home Alone Double Header                  

Dec. 23, 24 & 25        

Roxy Theatre

Somehow Christmas just isn’t Christmas until you see little Kevin McCallister defend his home from the Wet Bandits… am I right?? The Roxy Theatre has several chances for you and the family to get out and enjoy these classic holiday films. Enjoy the original Home Alone and then stay for Home Alone 2: Lost In New York. Tickets are $10 – $13.

Here’s your link for tickets, ya filthy animal!