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 The
Children's Festival has become one of Sasktachewan's
most popular arts events. It brings the work of outstanding
performing artists from Canada and around the world
to Saskatchewan children. Through puppetry, dance, theatre,
music and story-telling, performers teach, entertain,
and inspire young
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SaskTel
Saskatchewan Jazz Festival
(June)
The
SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival features a mix of international
jazz groups, outstanding Canadian musical artists and talented
local musicians playing everything from mainstream jazz
to gospel, world-beat to Dixieland and the blues.
The
festival includes: free daily outdoor performances, late
night concerts, riverbank music, a main concert series,
performances in the beautiful Delta Bessborough Gardens,
and much, much more!
Located
at Friendship Park, A Taste of Saskatchewan offers patron's
appetizers, entrees and desserts in a unique setting, which
includes listening to non-stop entertainment provided at
an outdoor stage by Saskatchewan recording sites.
 The
original, honest to goodness Sidewalk Sale! The only
Sidewalk Sale with real sidewalks takes place outside
Thursday thru Saturday during the second week in July.
Great bargains and entertainment can be found along
Second Avenue. |
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 Cruizin'
events take place all over Saskatoon, culmenating
downtown on Sunday afternoon. Over 500 vintage and
collector cars are on display throughout Downtown.
Join the fun and dress in your 50's clothing or just
enjoy the bands on stage or visit one of our many
restaurants. Join us for a hot summer day in The Heart
of the City.
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The
The Saskatoon Farmers Market is located at 414 Avenue B South (19th Street and Avenue B). Purchase local farm-fresh produce, handcrafts, and baking directly from the people who grow, make and bake the items for sale.
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Each
summer a transformation takes place on the South Saskatchewan
riverbank within earshot of the Mendel Art Gallery. Unique
and modern twists are put on Shakespearean classics, which
are surely unequalled anywhere else in the thespian world.
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Experience
the ambiance of Saskatoon's distinguished art gallery with
a trip to the Mendel Art Gallery, located on Spadina Crescent
and on the bank of the South Saskatchewan. Featuring thematic
displays from renowned local, national and international
artists.
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Home
to the Meewasin Valley Authority, the organization established
to oversee and protect the South Saskatchewan River within
limits of Saskatoon, the Meewasin Centre is chock-full of
information relating to the river and its importance to
the city.
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The
newly refurbished TCU Place has been host to
some of the world's greatest entertainers since opening
its doors in 1967. Magnificently designed, the TCU
Place provides impeccable acoustics affording its audience
a special performance each time around.
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The
Exhibition Parade is the official kick-off for Saskatoon's
exhibition. Marching bands, colourful floats, vintage automobiles,
clowns, jugglers and horse back riders are just some of
the customary participants in the parade, which winds its
way through Downtown Saskatoon.
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Persephone Theatre’s dedication to presenting professional live productions is reflected by the national recognition it has achieved. All performances are now showing at their new River Landing location, located at the South end of 2nd Avenue, off of 19th Street.
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