Brit’s Picks Aug. 13 – 20
The Beaches
Thursday
Rotary Park
They were a favourite at Sask Jazz Fest a couple years ago and now The Beaches are back to play Rotary Park as part of Summer Soundwave ’26. You’ll hear all the hits that have made these Juno winners a mainstage act all over the world. Nova Scotia singer songwriter Goldie Boutillier will open. Tickets are $91.
For more click here.
Europa Super Circus
Thurs. – Aug. 23
Prairieland Park
Summer is a great time to run away with the circus! Europa Super Circus is going to dazzle you with acrobats, tight-wire walkers and FMX Ultimate Circus riders. There will be roller skaters and clowns all ready to delight at Prairieland Park. Tickets are $20 – $60.
Get ringside and follow this link.
Rock the River
Fri. – Sun.
Rotary Park
Get ready to Rock the River as the festival heads to a new location, Rotary Park, for three days of music. The festival features acts like Everclear, Sloan, The Tea Party, Starship, and Colin James. Traditionally a classic rock festival, it’s now expanded to include some of the most loved rockers of the 90s… Maybe I’m getting older? You can buy daily passes for $115 or a three-day pass for $300.
Follow this link for all the details.
Saskatoon Folkfest
Fri. & Sat.
Prairieland Park
Folkfest is back for another year of celebrating the global melting pot of our city. This years festival features 11 pavilions celebrating the cuisine and culture of places like India, Iran, Nepal, Nigeria, and the Philippines. All the pavilions are located at Prairieland Park. Tickets can be bought in person for $10.
For all the info and tickets click here.
Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan
Now – Aug. 23
SOTS Site
The Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan Festival is underway in our city. This season offers two beloved tales from The Bard with a twist. Julius Caesar is hitting the stage with a modern day flare as Brutus, a politician on the rise, is torn between his hunger for power and his loyalty to Caesar. Much Ado About Nothing is a swashbuckling trip to the island of Messina where we meet Don Pedro and his band of pirates enjoying the spoils of their treasure trove until young Claudio falls in love with Hero, the daughter of Messina’s leader. These shows are a beloved tradition in Saskatoon and you can get tickets for $35 – $54.
Here’s a link with all the details.
Barney Bentall & The Legendary Hearts
Aug. 20
Capitol Music Club
Canadian music legend Barney Bentall is out on the road this summer and making a stop in our city with his band The Legendary Hearts. Bentall hit the big time in the 90s with songs like Something To Live For, and Life Could Be Worse. It will be an evening of music and storytelling. Tickets are $46 – $63.
Get your tickets here.
