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Visiting Saskatchewan this September?
Along with the famous attractions and vistas that Saskatchewan offers, September is full of great events, festivals, and concerts.
From fireworks to music fests, there is something for everyone.
Listed below are just 50 of the many things to do during September in Saskatchewan.
1. Participate in the Queen City Marathon
The Queen City Marathon is the largest road race in Saskatchewan with three days of race. Participate in the marathon, half marathon, 10K, or the 5K race. There is also a children’s mini marathon. September 11 – 13, 2026
2. Enjoy a Drive-in Movie Night
Watch movies under the open sky! Book your tickets to the movies at Twilite Drive-in at Wolseley.
For more options, see Drive-in Movie Theatres in Saskatchewan.
3. Fun at Berry Barn
Enjoy a delicious brunch or dinner at the Berry Barn! On weekends, the kids can hop aboard the Berry Barn train or ride the pedal go-karts and enjoy an ice cream!
4. Saskatoon RIBFEST
Enjoy mouth-watering, award-winning ribs, live entertainment, family fun, and more at the Saskatoon Ribfest. — September 11 – 13, 2026
5. Earth in Focus: Insights from Space
Discover the technologies and innovations of the Canadian space program by visiting the Canadian Space Agency exhibition Earth in Focus: Insights from Space. This exhibition produced in partnership with the Canada Science and Technology Museum features interactive and immersive experiences, including a mix of satellite imagery and stunning photographs taken by astronauts. Until September 7 2026
6. Broadway Street Fair
Celebrate local food, culture, and shopping at the Broadway Street Fair. Relax, listen to local music, watch a performer, or grab a bite to eat, and browse the eclectic array of shops. — September 12, 2026
7. Corn Maze
Get lost in a Corn Maze. Located within a short drive from Regina is the Cedar Creek Gardens and Corn Maze.
8. Fun at Grotto Gardens
The Grotto Gardens in Maple Creek has a number of activities to fill in your September. Their unique mini golf experience, Putting zoo will be open throughout the month. The kids would enjoy getting acquainted with the farm animals while enjoying the game.
9. Doylefest
Come out for the 112h annual Doylefest, a family-friendly music festival at Eagle Creek Regional Park near Saskatoon – celebrating a decade of music, fun, and community, while supporting the Community Arts Mentorship Program. September 11 – 13, 2026
10. Culture Days
Celebrated across the province of Saskatchewan, Culture Days features free, hands-on, interactive activities and discover the world of architects, curators, artists, designers and other creative people in their communities. September 18 – October 4, 2026
11. Pick your own flowers at Black Fox Farm
Brighten up your home or gift a bundle of fresh flowers. The farm will supply the tools for you to pick from acres of fresh flowers proudly grown on Black Fox soil.
12. Have some old-fashioned fun
Come on out and visit Saskatchewan’s Premier Corn Maze & Family Farm! Enjoy old favourites including the Jumping Pillow and Hay Bale Slide as well as corn maze, corn cannon, corn box, wagon rides, farm animals, etc.
13. Lumsden Scarecrow Festival
Join the annual Lumsden Scarecrow Festival for a day of fall fun for all ages. Explore scarecrow displays and enjoy family-friendly activities in the Town of Lumsden. — September 26, 2026
14. Youth Farm Corn Maze
Constructed on an 8-acre cornfield near Rosthern is the Youth Farm Corn Maze. For younger children, there is a ‘Small Stalks’ maze shorter in length and guided. More advanced mazers can try the 6-acre ‘Crazy Cobbler’ maze. Opens August 15, 2026
15. Indigenous Connections Trade Show
The 5th Annual Indigenous Connections Trade Show at the Living Sky Casino & Event Centre in Swift Current showcases Indigenous artisans, dancers, storytellers, and informational booths. September 25 – 26, 2026
16. Wakamow 45th Anniversary on the Boardwalk
Celebrate 45 years of Wakamow Valley with Burgers, Beers & Band on the Boardwalk, featuring a Saskatchewan-inspired menu, local craft beer, and live Celtic music from West of Mabou. Taking place at Plaxton’s Lake Boardwalk, this 19+ fundraiser supports the preservation of more than 500 acres of Wakamow Valley parkland. — September 5, 2026
17. Rattlesnake Ramble
Join a knowledgeable team of experts at Grasslands National Park – West Block as you journey to the native habitat of one of the prairies’ most notorious and misunderstood species – the Prairie Rattlesnake! You and 11 others will be guided by park staff to a remote overwintering site used by multiple snake species. Spend time with a herpetologist to learn and search for the Prairie Rattlesnake and other reptiles that inhabit the park. — September 25 – 27, 2026
18. BMO Day
Celebrate BMO Day at the Western Development Museum with FREE admission to all four locations in Moose Jaw, North Battleford, Saskatoon, and Yorkton. Explore Saskatchewan’s rich history through transportation innovation, heritage farming, a lively 1910s Boomtown, and inspiring prairie immigration stories. — September 26, 2026
19. Nuit Blanche Saskatoon
It’s the 13th annual Nuit Blanche Saskatoon that showcases and celebrates art, culture and community. Overtaking multiple venues and public spaces throughout Saskatoon’s core neighbourhoods, the festival will feature sculptures, installations, performances, music, theatre, visual arts, poetry, projections, and other contemporary art forms, allowing people of all ages to engage with Saskatoon’s thriving arts scene while exploring public spaces late into the night. — September 19, 2026
20. Outter Limits Fun Run
Experience Saskatchewan’s boreal forest and the amazing colors of fall in this 5km walk/run or 10 km run in the Waskesiu townsite! — September 26, 2026
21. Lumsden Historical Walking Tour
Explore Lumsden’s past on a self-guided historical walking tour through the scenic Qu’Appelle Valley, discovering notable homes and buildings that tell the story of the community’s early years.
22. Saskatchewan Retro Gamecon
Level up your weekend at Saskatchewan Retro Gamecon, a celebration of pop culture featuring retro video game tournaments, cosplay, vendors, special guests, a scavenger hunt, and more. Taking place September 12 to 13, 2026, at Temple Gardens Centre in Moose Jaw, the convention welcomes gamers, families, fans, and cosplayers of all ages.
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23. Have a Supper In the Orchard
Enjoy culinary creations by local chefs who will create a multi-course supper using mainly ingredients from local farms and the Over the Hill Orchards and Winery. — Various dates in September
24. Light & Lumber Rustic Market
Spend a fall day at Shellbrook’s 2nd Annual Light & Lumber Rustic Market, featuring nearly 70 vendors, locally made goods, food, refreshments, and family-friendly fun at the Shellbrook Sports Grounds. September 19, 2026
25. Ranchman’s Ridin’ & Recitin’
Come and watch stock producers from Saskatchewan as they put their top stock on display. From the future of agriculture in the Junior Stockman’s Livestock Show to today’s standard makers at the Cattle Pen Show, to the Heavy Horse Competition, there is something for all ages. — September 26, 2026
26. Canadian Country Music Awards
Celebrate Canada’s biggest night in country music as the 2026 CCMA Awards return to Saskatoon for the first time in nine years, bringing live performances and unforgettable country music moments to SaskTel Centre. The all-ages show takes place September 19, 2026, at 6 p.m. and serves as the grand finale of Country Music Week 2026.
27. Reel Rave
Be a part of Reel Rave, an annual International Film Festival happening every year in Waskesiu Lake. The festival features six award-winning films. — September 11 – 13, 2026
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28. Nutrien Fireworks Festival
Light up your evening at the Nutrien Fireworks Festival, where Saskatoon’s riverfront comes alive with live cultural performances, family-friendly activities, local food and arts vendors, and community fun. End the night beneath a spectacular fireworks display choreographed to music, creating an unforgettable celebration along the river’s edge. — September 4 – 5, 2026
29. Default The Fallout 25th Anniversary Tour
Rock out with Default as they celebrate 25 years of their multi-platinum debut album The Fallout, featuring fan favourites like “Wasting My Time,” “Deny,” and “Slow Me Down.” Fronted by Dallas Smith, the acclaimed Canadian rock band brings its powerful live sound and enduring 2000s rock anthems to Casino Regina. — September 29, 2026
30. Threshing Bee
The annual Threshing Bee will be held at the Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village & Museum on September 12th and 13th. The event will feature Antique Tractor Pulls, Pancake Breakfast, Blacksmithing, Field Demonstrations and so much more!! — September 12 – 13, 2026
31. Celebrate Harvest Festival
Celebrate the flavours and colours of fall at Over the Hill Orchards’ Harvest Festival, set against the beautiful backdrop of the Qu’Appelle Valley. Join the festivities for seasonal fun, delicious local flavours, and stunning prairie views. September 20, 2026
32. Swamp Fest
Swamp Fest, an independent music and arts festival, is all set to go this year from September 4 to 6, 2026.
33. See Unique Natural Attractions
From the incredible sand dunes and sand formations to the creepy twisted trees, visit some of the unique natural attractions in Saskatchewan.
34. Fall Guided Hikes
Join the Fall Guided Hikes at Echo Valley Provincial Park, led by Park Interpreters through three unique trails. Sign up on the event day, arrive early to secure your spot, and dress appropriately for the weather. — September 26, 2026
35. Toboggan at the Great Sandhills
Take a cardboard sled and slide down Saskatchewan’s giant sand dunes near Sceptre!
36. Show N Shine
See one of the largest car shows in Western Canada. All proceeds from this annual Labour Day event in Regina will go to Regina Food Bank. – September 7, 2026
37. Lumsden Duck Derby
Come out and cheer on the ducks at the annual Lumsden Duck Derby! Enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast followed by a day filled with activities for the whole family. Take in the trade show, parade, and entertainment. — September 4 – 7, 2026
38. Get Soaked!
Enjoy safe, clean fun at the Soaked! Waterpark. Exclusive to guests of The Atlas° Hotel, the waterpark features two waterslides, a swimming pool, spray pad, toddler area, hot tub and more.
39. Go On the Trail of the Mounties
Go on a driving tour exploring and understanding Canada’s national police force, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). The trip starts in Regina at the RCMP Heritage Centre’s Training Academy Depot Division, the cadets receive their training. The tour ends with a visit to the Fort Battleford National Historic Site, the NWMP headquarters for the District of Saskatchewan.
For more options, see 10 History Themed Road Trips and Tours in Saskatchewan
40. The Last Prairie Waltz – Celebrating The Band & Canadian Made Music
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Last Waltz with an all-star night of Canadian-made music featuring acclaimed prairie artists, including Jack Semple, Jay Semko, Eliza Doyle, and more. – September 24, 2026
41. Last Mountain Fall Walleye Classic
This is one of the longest-running tournaments in Saskatchewan and takes place on September 11 – 12, 2026. The event draws anglers from North and, South Dakota, Montana, Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan.
42. Little Manitou Lake
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43. Swift Current Rib Fest
The Western Canada Rib Fest Tour brings award-winning ribs, food trucks, and family fun to town. Spread the word and join us for a tasty and exciting weekend event! — September 18 – 20, 2026
44. Everything Country: A Unique Experience
Attend SK’s largest outdoor market for all things hand-made and re-purposed, antiques, vintage, produce, baking, treats, pets, birds, and animals. Enjoy a variety of breakfast, lunch, and snack options. Come experience this unique event with the whole family! – September 12, 2026
45. See Murals
Go on a walking tour to see the murals of Nipawin from The CPR Bridge to Tom Forgie, the milkman, showcasing life in Nipawin through the years.
46. Escape City
Have a real-life adventure you’ll never forget! Work together with your friends/family to find clues, solve puzzles and escape before the time runs out.
47. Challenge yourself at the Beaver Flat 50
The Beaver Flat 50 is a hilly, hard-as-hell trail run at Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park, with over 2,000 m of vertical gain across 50 km. — September 19, 2026
48. Sunflower Art & Craft Market
Happening annually in September, Yorkton’s Sunflower Art & Craft Market offers everything including pottery, photography, fiber arts, paintings, jewelry, specialty foods, metalwork, home and garden decor, kids’ stuff, recycled products, and much more. — September 11 – 12, 2026
49. Beechy Western Days
Beechy Western Days‘ rodeo features saddle bronc and bareback riding, bull riding, steer wrestling, tie-down roping, ladies barrel racing, and team roping, plus novice saddle bronc and bareback riding. — September 18 – 20, 2026
50. Wanuskein Heritage Park
Embark on a journey to unlock Saskatchewan’s past at the Wanuskein Heritage Park. Learn about Northern Plains Indian history and culture. Tour the visitor center and participate in various programs, including Bison Hunt, Traditional Games, Tipi Rising, and more.