Events in Saskatoon: January 6 – 8, 2017.

1. Christmas Lights

Enchanted Forest: This Holiday Season marks the 18th anniversary of this spectacular Saskatchewan Family Christmas Tradition. A perfect place to take visiting friends and family.

2. Once Upon a Christmas

Capture the magic of the season with this annual exhibit at the Western Development Museum. It offers an opportunity for parents to share with their children memories of their childhood and it allows children to enter to a world of make-believe and magic.

3. Movies

See a family movie at the theatre this Christmas:

 Upcoming Family Movies

1. Madchild

w/ DJ Dow Jones & Joseph Rose Details

2.  The Karpinka Brothers

Brotherly Harmonies. 

3. Gerard Weber Group

The Music of Pat Metheny. 

4.  Thomas Yu Solo

Hear one of Saskatchewan’s greatest musical talents while helping keep The Bassment alive and well. 

1.  Henry Rollins

Spoken Word Tour. On this tour, fans can expect Henry to mix timely commentary on the current state of politics with anecdotes on his latest L.A. experiences, to perspective gained from his extensive world travels. Details

Saskatoon Blades

1. 2017 Saskatoon New Year Celebration Gala

In celebration of the Year of the Roaster on the Chinese Lunar Calendar, the Saskatoon Chinese Artist & Musician Alliance and the Confucius Institute at the University of Saskatchewan will jointly stage a unique showcase entitled “2017 Saskatoon New Year Celebration Gala” This is the third time we are providing a stage for the local Chinese residents to show their performing talent to their fellow Canadians and to celebrate the new year. 

2. Trees of Christmas Past Exhibit

Vintage trees made of dyed turkey & goose feathers, wood, “bottle brush”, nylon or aluminum is what you’ll see when you visit the WDM this holiday season.

3. Sanatorium Site Bird Walk

We will walk through the former Sanatorium site portion of Holiday Park to look for early arriving winter songbirds. This park is one of five naturalized parks in the city which is managed to promote a diversity of wild birds and mammals.