Saskatoon 
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Celebrate Canada’s 154th birthday with fun events and activities.
Though many events and celebrations have moved online, there are still some in-person events this Canada Day in Saskatoon.
I. Official Canada Day Celebrations
Canada Day event in Diefenbaker Park is Cancelled.
Canada Day Celebrations in Martensville
On July 1st, 2021, please join us as we celebrate virtually and in-person while minding social distancing protocol! Details TBA. Details
Thursday, July 1, 2021
Virtually and in person at Martensville
Free
Canada Day Drumming Virtual Celebration
The Canada Day Drumming Virtual Celebration event salutes the multicultural spirit of Canada and is moving from a nationwide to a global scale. On Thursday, watch a Canada-wide attempt to set a brand new Guinness World Records™ title of: “Most People Performing a Drum Roll Online Simultaneously”. Details
Thursday, July 1, 2021 | 11:00 AM
Online
Free
2021 Canada Day Celebrations – From Ottawa
For your July 1 evening, Canadian Heritage has a colourful program planned for you featuring several artists and artisans from coast to coast to coast: Véronic DiCaire, Jully Black, Jann Arden, Les Trois Accords, JP Saxe, Lara Fabian, Johnny Orlando, Les Hay Babies, Tyler Shaw, Damien Robitaille, Jessia, Gurdeep Pandher, Mélissa Bédard, Terry Uyarak, Paper Lions, Irish Mythen, Inn Echo, Madison Violet, Shawn Jobin, Naya Ali, Prado Monroe, Begonia, Sebastian Gaskin, Boogey the Beat, Major Funk, Boréalis Soul, Lawrence Nayally, Séan McCann, Albert Dumont, Josée. Details
Thursday, July 1, 2021 | 8 PM
On CBC Television
Free
Canada Day Celebration Kit
Check out interactive, creative, and educational activities for the whole family. Have fun exploring each activity pack and share your experience using the hashtag #CanadaDay. Details
Anytime
At Home
Free
2021 Canada Day Contest
Canadian Heritage has announced the first-ever Canada Day Contest as part of the official Canada Day Celebrations. Until 11:59 p.m. on July 1, Canadians can enter to win the “Canada Day Contest: discover, celebrate and win” contest. Details
Until 11:59 p.m. on July 1
Online
Free
II. Canada Day Fireworks
Tim Hortons Canada Day Virtual Fireworks
On July 1, wherever you are in Canada, enjoy Canada Day fireworks in a fun and innovative way.
At 10 pm, local time, point your smartphone or tablet to the night sky and a 3-minute show displaying 3D fireworks will begin. The augmented reality experience will give you the same visual and sound effects as a real fireworks display! Details
Thursday, July 1 | 10:00 PM
Online
Free
Long Weekend Escape at Champetre County
Escape for the long weekend at Champetre County! There will be hayrides, water fight, lost corral maze, barn animals, lawn games, scavenger hunt, campfires, local geocaches, lunch concession, featured dinner. Details
July 1- 4, 2021 | Doors open 11:00 AM
July 1 | Fireworks
Champetre County, NW 20 Township 37 Range 1 W, Saskatoon
$49 – $79 + Tax
Radisson Celebrates Canada Day
Come celebrate Canada Day with us. Thanks to the department of Canadian heritage, Radisson will light up the sky for you. If you do show up to the event, there is a 150 person limit for outdoor gatherings, so do follow social distancing rules. There is also the ability to watch it live on the Facebook page if you don’t feel comfortable being in public. Details
Thursday, July 1 | 10:30 PM
Online and In-person at 2 Ave Radisson
Free admission
III. In-person Events
Movie at Twilight Drive-In
Movie: The Fast and the Furious 9. Details
Thursday, July 1, 2021 | Sunset
Twilite Drive-In, 194 Cedar St, Wolseley
$25/carload
Rawlco Radio Free Admission Day
Enjoy free admission to Remai Modern on Canada Day! Details
Thursday, July 1, 2021 | 10 AM – 5 PM
Remai Modern, 102 Spadina Crescent E, Saskatoon
Free; Register
Attractions at Berry Barn
Have fun at the petting zoo with goats, sheep, mini horse & donkeys. Enjoy a pony ride or hop abroad the Berry Barn Train and ride the pedal go-karts. Details
Saturday & Sunday | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM (weather dependent)
July weekend hours TBA
The Berry Barn, 830 Valley Rd, Saskatoon
$5 – $10
Long Weekend Escape at Champetre County
Escape for the long weekend at Champetre County! There will be hayrides, water fight, lost corral maze, barn animals, lawn games, scavenger hunt, campfires, local geocaches, lunch concession, featured dinner. Details
July 1- 4, 2021 | Doors open 11:00 AM
July 1 | Fireworks
Champetre County, NW 20 Township 37 Range 1 W, Saskatoon
$49 – $79
Canada Day Half Day River Paddle
What better way to celebrate Canada Day than to join us for a relaxing paddle down the Chief Whitecap Waterway! Details
Thursday, July 1, 2021 | 8:15 AM
The trip will begin at Poplar Bluffs (down Valley Road) and end at the Victoria Boathouse in Saskatoon.
$95
IV. Virtual Parties & Events
Canada Day Celebration with Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy
Natalie and Donnell invite you to their Canada day party!! The fiddles will be flying from their campsite in Ontario, shift to a cozy singer-songwriter session in Manitoba, then ramp back up in PEI aboard JJ Chiasson’s fishing boat for more tunes and a feed of lobster!! This’ll be a dandy!! Details
July 1 – 4, 2021
Online
$20
V. More Things to Do on Canada Day
- Visit Saskatoon attractions that are open
- Western Development Museum, 2610 Lorne Avenue; Wednesday to Sunday | 11 AM – 5 PM
- Nutrien Wonderhub, 50 Spadina Crescent E; Tuesday – Sunday | 9 AM – 6 PM
- Remai Modern, 102 Spadina Crescent E; Wednesday – Thursday & Saturday – Sunday | 10 AM – 5 PM; Friday | 10 AM – 9 PM
- Saskatoon Forestry Farm & Zoo, 1903 Forestry Farm Park Drive; Daily | 9 Am – 4 PM
- Have a picnic in a park
- Spend Canada Day at Parks and Natural areas of Saskatchewan
- Enjoy an icecream.
- Go fishing
- Rediscover Saskatoon’s hiking trails
- Go on a day trip
- OR Choose from any of the activities from this list
Canada day celebration is for everyone, NOT everyone has ONLINE usage. Or money.
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