The Barrelmen

Thurs. & Fri.

The Bassment

The Barrelmen are back for the group’s annual holiday shows… A little earlier this year (They usually play Boxing Day). Thes Saskatoon musicians are known for their incredible harmonies and mastery of several instruments as they perform a variety of folk, roots, country, and Americana tunes. This year Sage Hunter will open the show. Tickets are @25 – $35 Thursday is sold out but check online because people’s plans change. There are still tickets available for Friday night.

Click here for tickets.

 

Leave It To Weavers

Thursday

The Broadway Theatre

You still have one more night to see this show. Gordon Tootoosis Nīkānīwin Theatre is ringing in the season of its 25th anniversary season with an original comedy by local Indigenous comedians Maureen Belanger, Dakota Ray Hebert, Ryan Moccasin, and Daniel Hanover Knight. Leave It To Weavers is takes us to the rez for a holiday homecoming for a set of siblings who have something very important to discuss. All is calm and bright until they hear the sound of hooves on the roof and Anita decides it’s a great chance to fill the freezer. This show is hot off a tour and the cast is excited to perform for you. Tickets are $20 – $25.

For more information, here’s the link.

 

Baba & the Gift of the Kohkum Scarf           

Now – Sun.     

Dancing Sky Theatre  – Meacham

You have one final weekend to see Dancing Sky Theatre’s new panto full of culture and laughs. Baba & the Gift of the Kohkum Scarf reunites us with Baba as she’s preparing for Christmas with her family and friends when disaster strikes. How can they celebrate the holidays with no presents? This tale about people coming together to share the season with others is one full of original story, puppetry, music and laughs for the whole family. Tickets are $20 – $35 and for $45 you can add on lunch or supper.

For more information and to secure your seats click here.

 

Fireside Singers Christmas Memories          

Fri. & Sat             

TCU Place

Saskatoon’s Fireside Singers are back for another year of Christmas Memories. The annual tradition for the choir under the direction of Marilyn Whitehead has been around for more than 50 years. Several guest artists will be sharing the stage with the 100+ chorus members including Thomas Yu, Guy Few, and Allen Harrington. There will be dancers, soloists and a huge, beautiful sound at this show. Tickets are $67.

For all the information, click here.

 

Family Christmas Dinner

Friday

Broadway Theatre

Christmas is full of little stressors so why not take a load off and laugh with Saskatoon Soaps Improv Comedy. This show is based on the good ole fashioned Christmas dinner. There will be games, memories and all those crazy family members we all have. This is a show that gets the audience in on the action as the show is based on your suggestions. Tickets are $16.

Click here to get in on the fun.

 

Wide Open’s Christmas Concert

Now – Dec. 24

The Refinery

Celebrate the holly jolly with your kiddos and the puppets at Wide Open Children’s Theatre’s Christmas Concert. This is a show full of festive songs and puppetry that the whole family can interact with. There are matinee and evening performances to suit any bedtime schedule. Tickets are $5 – $17.

Follow this link for all the details.

 

The Keys of Christmas

Saturday

The Bassment

The PianoMen, Don Griffith, David Fong, Kim Salkeld, and Paul Suchan team up to present all your favourite Christmas tunes on the piano. This is a piano extravaganza by some of Saskatoon’s best. There will be solos, duets and quartets from these fancy fingers. Tickets are $28 – $38.

Follow this link for more.

 

Angels in the Snow

Broadway Theatre

Saturday

Saskatoon’s Eileen Laverty has a beautiful present waiting for you at the Broadway Theatre this weekend. Laverty and her bandmates Jesse Brown, Greg Hargarten, Glen Ens, and Corey Hildebrand have a magical Christmas show ready for you. This performance will be a mix of original tunes and holiday favourites. Tickets are $50.

Here’s the link for all the details.

 

One Bad Son

Saturday

Coors Event Centre

They’ve been rocking on the Canadian charts for 20 years and Saskatoon’s One Bad Son isn’t slowing down. The group has new music to add to its five albums and the band has been out on the road sharing it with the masses in the past couple of weeks. Now it’s time for a hometown show. Rockers The Radiant will open the show. Tickets are $41.

Follow this link to rock out with the band.

 

Miracle on 34^th Street              

Now – Dec. 29       

Persephone Theatre                                

Persephone Theatre is close to selling out the original run and tickets are going fast for the extension of its holiday production of Miracle on 34^th Street. Based on the 1947 film, this story follows Kris Kringle, a man called in to fill in for the intoxicated Santa in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade. When Mr. Kringle makes claims to be the real Santa Claus, his sanity is called into question. This is a heartwarming classic for the whole family and stars many local actors including several children from right here in Saskatoon. Tickets are $30 – $47 and note, they’ll be no performances Dec. 23rd – 25th.

Here’s the link with info and ticket details.

 

The Randy Woods Band

Dec. 27

The Bassment

Warm up your winter with the rock n’ roll and reggae beats of the Randy Woods Band. This concert is designed to get you up and groovin. The band is a combo of some of our city’s top talent including Geoff Assman, Adam Streisel and Connor Newton. Tickets ate $28 – $38.

Get your groove on right here.

 

ONGOING…

BHP Enchanted Forest                       

Now – Jan. 5                     

Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park        

They’ve been lighting up the Forestry Farm Park for 26 years this year and the BHP Enchanted Forest is tradition for my family. Make sure you check out all the forest additions, my 10 year-old knows them by heart and is always excited to see the new lights. Tickets are $10 per person or $35 per car.

Follow this link for all the details.

 

Glow Saskatoon                           

Now – Dec. 29                   

Prairieland Park         

Light up your Christmas with Glow Saskatoon. Make sure you bring your camera and the whole family to the indoor holiday light festival. As you wander through the light display, the kids can take part in a scavenger hunt following hidden clues to help Santa find his missing presents. If you find them all, you get a prize. There will be visits with Santa, appearances by the Disney princesses and plenty of local music featured on the entertainment stage. Tickets are $16 – $22 with group rates available.

For all the details follow this link.

 

NEW YEAR’S EVE

Noon Year’s Eve

Dec. 31

Nutrien Wonderhub

If you’ve got little ones at home you know staying up till midnight to see the ball drop is impossible. But why should adults have all the fun? Take your kids down to the Nutrien Wonderhub for a party just for them. There will be games, crafts (make your own noisemakers), and a countdown in Toon Town Square at 10am, 12pm, and 2pm. Tickets are $9.50.

Follow this link for all the details.

 

A Night To Remember

Dec. 31

TCU Place

An evening of fine dining, dancing and music await you at TCU Place. Ring in 2025 with the Saskatoon Jazz Orchestra as you dine on a delicious multi-course meal. Along with the SJO, there will be performances by Jessica Robinson, Alexis Normand, and Keegan Isaac. Tickets are $210.

Follow this link for more info.

 

New Year’s in New Orleans

Dec. 31

The Bassment

It’s a celebration inspired by the land of bourbon, gumbo, red beans, and rice. Local bands Dr. Don & the Black Mambas, Zyde-GoGo, The Crawdaddios, and pianist Martin Janovsky are ready to fill your head with music of the Big Easy, New Orleans. Tickets are $85 – $100 and that includes the authentic New Orleans buffet.

To find out more, click here.

Country Flashback

Dec. 31

Dakota Dunes Resort

Get ready to two step as you take a trip back in time with tribute artists. The Dakota Dunes Resort has a show paying homage to country music superstars including Reba McEntire, Alan Jackson, and Dolly Parton. Ticket packages start at $519 and they include a pair of tickets to the show, one night’s accommodation in a luxury guest room, a New Year’s Eve feast, and breakfast in the morning after the show.

Follow this link for more information.

 

New Year’s Eve Masquerade Ball

Dec. 31

Remai Modern

One of Saskatoon’s most successful Ukrainian dance companies has an incredible evening of performance and fine dining waiting for you in the  Riverview Room at the Remai Modern. Delight in the tasty treats prepared by Hearth Restaurant as you enjoy performances by the Pavlychenko Folklorique Ensemble and then dance the night away. This is a formal masquerade ball so dress fancy. Tickets are $95 and include a midnight lunch.

Follow this link for more information.

 

80’s Dance Party

Dec. 31

Capitol Music Club

Get into the groove with DJ Brian St. Clair and he takes you on a trip back to the 80’s with the decade’s hit makers. Dress up in your best 80’s rock glam and head to the Capitol for this party. There will be a champagne toast at midnight. Tickets are $25.

Here’s the link to find out more.

 

New Year’s Eve Hootenanny

Dec. 31

Amigos Cantina

If Saskatchewan had a supergroup of country and bluegrass musicians, the Salt Licks would be it. Join members of The Barrelmen, Kacy & Clayton, The Local Group, Ride Til Dawn, and The Sea Hags for an evening of old time music and fun. Tickets are $20 – $25.

Have a rootin’ tootin’ good time by grabbing your tickets here.