Brit’s Picks Oct. 29 – Nov. 5

Pumpkins After Dark

Now – Sat.

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 – Sat.

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.

 

Terry Fator

Thursday

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.

 

The Hip Experience

Thursday

Capitol Music Club

If you still get goosebumps when you hear the opening chords of Ahead by a Century, this one’s for you! The Hip Experience brings the music of Canada’s beloved Tragically Hip to the stage for a night of sing-along rock nostalgia. Grab your friends, raise a glass and celebrate the soundtrack of a generation. Tickets are $20 – $35.

Click here for all the details.

 

The Golden Anniversaries

Now – Sun.

Remai Arts Centre

You still have a few chances left to see this 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.

 

Shadows & Swing

Friday

Broadway Theatre

Who knew jazz could be so deliciously spooky? A Halloween Night with the Saskatoon Jazz Orchestra will get you into the Halloween spirit with an evening of haunting melodies, eerie harmonies, film-noir favourites and big-band showstoppers. Think ghosts, monsters and a little musical mischief. Costumes are encouraged, so dress to impress — or distress! Tickets are $28 –$44.

Here’s a link to more info.

 

Almost Johnny Cash

Saturday

The Bassment

The Man in Black gets his due as David James and Big River bring the unmistakable sound of Johnny Cash to life. Expect plenty of classic country storytelling, toe-tapping rhythms and the songs that made Cash a legend. Tickets are $53 – $65.

For all the info follow this link.

 

Halloween Howl

Sat. – Nov. 8

Nutrien Wonderhub

The puppeteers at Wide Open Children’s Theatre are ready for a spooktacular good. Get ready to giggle, wiggle and howl along with the puppets and your kids at Wide Open’s new location Nutrien Wonderhub. There’s plenty of chances for your kids to get in on the action because Wide Open loves audience participation. Tickets are $14 – $18.

Here’s a link for all the details.

 

Beetlejuice

Saturday

Remai Modern

Take a hilarious trip into the underworld with Beetlejuice at the Remai Modern this weekend. The original film starring Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder, and Geena Davis is a spooky tale about a recently-deceased husband and wife who hire an unhinged demon to scare a family out of their home. Tickets are $10.

Here’s a link to the show.