Ride The Cyclone

Thurs. – Sun.

The Broadway Theatre

What happens when six Saskatchewan teenagers die in a freak roller-coaster accident and find themselves competing for a second chance at life? It’s a wild, weird and surprisingly touching musical ride! Created by Jacob Richmond and Brooke Maxwell, Ride the Cyclone combines dark comedy, unforgettable characters and an eclectic musical score. Saskatoon Summer Players brings this cult Canadian favourite to the stage. The show was so popular an extra late-night performance was added Friday at 11:00pm. Tickets are $20 – $30.

Tickets and more information here.

 

Jimmy Carr

Thursday

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.

Here’s a link for all the details.

 

BHP Enchanted Forest

Fri. – Jan. 3

Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park

There may not be snow on the ground but it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! One of Saskatoon’s favourite holiday traditions returns with more than 75 illuminated displays. Friday and Saturday is your chance to walk through the annual display with the Saskatchewan Blue Cross Light Walk $10/person or $30/ family. Then on Sunday you can pack the family in the car, turn on the Christmas tunes and enjoy a magical drive through a winter wonderland of twinkling lights. Tickets are $10/person and $35 per vehicle.

For more information follow this link.

 

Scott Nolan

Friday

The Bassment

The best songs are the ones that tell a story. Acclaimed Winnipeg singer-songwriter Scott Nolan has a gift for doing just that. His beautifully crafted songs have been recorded by artists including Hayes Carll, Mary Gauthier and Stephen Fearing. Nolan returns with new music, joined by Helen White on vocals and Cory Wolchuk on keyboards. Tickets are $35 – $48

For all the information follow this link.

 

Taking Care of Maman

Saturday

BackStage Stage – Remai Arts Centre

Persephone Theatre has teamed up with La Troupe du Jour to bring Djennie Laguerre’s Taking Care of Maman to the Saskatoon. It’s the story of 12-year-old Eli who finds herself in the middle of a pandemic having to take care of her maman who’s going through her “sadness” again. With the help of her elderly neighbour the two get maman through her depression. This is a story of friendship, mental health and community support through the generations. There are two performances for the public one is in English (1:00pm) and one is in French (4:00pm). The show then heads out on the road for a school tour throughout the province. Tickets are $17 – $23

Here’s a link with all the details.

 

Santa Claus Parade

Sunday

Downtown Saskatoon

Santa Claus is coming to town! Bring the kids, bundle up and find a spot along the parade route for an afternoon of festive floats, music, holiday cheer and a special appearance by the jolly man himself. The fun starts at 1pm on 19th Street then winding its way to Spadina Cres. back up 22nd street and ending along 1st Ave. in front of the Midtown Plaza. This is a wonderful way to kick off the Christmas season.

Click here for more information.

 

Boy Golden

Monday

Louis’ Pub

Get ready for a feel-good evening of genre-bending grooves! Boy Golden has carved out a unique sound that blends folk, country, indie rock and a little psychedelic soul. With his laid-back charm, catchy melodies and thoughtful lyrics, he’s an artist who knows how to turn a concert into a communal celebration. Catch the Good Goddamn Another Tour for $38.

For your tickets click here.

 

Emilie-Claire Barlow

Wednesday

The Bassment

Smooth, sophisticated and effortlessly swinging! Award-winning Canadian jazz vocalist Emilie-Claire Barlow is celebrated for her gorgeous voice, inventive arrangements and sparkling interpretations of jazz standards and pop favourites. Her intimate concert at The Bassment promises a delightful evening for anyone who appreciates exceptional vocal jazz. Tickets are $53 – $65.

For tickets follow this link.

 

COMING UP…

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe

Nov. 19 – 29

PAVED Arts / AKA Event Space

Dive back into Narnia to relive the unforgettable journey of the classic C.S. Lewis tale The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe with Burnt Thicket Theatre. This is a two actor adaptation of the story of Peter and Lucy, two adults who return to their childhood home to discover a magical wardrobe that transports them to the magical land of Narnia where forces battle against the return of the realm’s rightful king Aslan. Tickets are $30 – $36.

Here’s a link with all the details.