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If you’re like most of the word nerds that hang around here at Planet S, you’ve got a reading list. Maybe it’s written down or perhaps it’s just in your minIndie Rock Super-Folkies!
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| Thursday August 26 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Saskatoon Farmers? Market at Saskatoon Farmers Market - Call 384-6262. | August 26, 5:00 pm | |
| Gail Bowen at Prairie Ink | August 26, 7:30 pm | |
| Friday August 27 | ||
| River Landing Walking Tour at Meewasin Valley Centre - Call 665-6888. Free. | August 27, 10:00 am | |
| Luminaries at Meewasin at Meewasin Valley Centre | August 27, 12:00 pm | |
| Fridays in the Summer at Francis Morrison Library - video screening. Call 975-7558. | August 27, 2:00 pm | |
| Classic River Cinema at Friendship Park | August 27, 8:30 pm | |
| Saturday August 28 | ||
| Ukrainian Day in the Park at Kiwanis Park | August 28, 11:00 am | |
| Janice Sanford-Beck and Emerson Sanford at McNally Robinson | August 28, 3:00 pm | |
| Classic River Cinema at Friendship Park | August 28, 8:30 pm | |
| University Observatory at University of Saskatchewan - at | August 28, 9:30 pm | |
| Sunday August 29 | ||
| Free Yoga In The Park at Rotary Park - Visit facebook.com/pages/Saskatoon-SK/The-Better-Good/82166302316. | August 29, 10:00 am | |
| Trash Dashers at City Hall Square - walking and jogging trash pick-up. Visit www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=124008034292984&ref=ts. | August 29, 10:30 am | |
| Prairie Flowers & Herbs at Marr Residence | August 29, 1:00 pm | |
| Forestry Farm Walking Tour at Saskatoon Forestry Farm - Starting at Superintendent?s Residence, with open house 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm. Call 652-9801. Free. | August 29, 2:00 pm | |
| Something on Sundays at Mendel Art Gallery | August 29, 2:00 pm | |
| Monday August 30 | ||
| River Landing Walking Tour at Meewasin Valley Centre - Call 665-6888. Free. | August 30, 10:00 am | |
| Wednesday September 1 | ||
| Community Farmers Market at St. James United Church - and International Bazaar. Call 384-2957. | September 1, 11:00 am | |
| Community Farmers Market at St. James United Church | September 1, 11:00 am | |
| Oxfam Economic Justice Film at Francis Morrison Library | September 1, 7:00 pm | |
| Thursday September 2 | ||
| Laugh OUT Loud at Diva's | September 2, 9:00 pm | |
| Friday September 3 | ||
| RiverFest at Friendship Park | September 3, 5:00 pm | |
| Fireworks Festival Pavilion at Rotary Park | September 3, 5:00 pm | |
| Cultural Showcase at River Landing | September 3, 5:00 pm | |
| Fireworks Festival at River Landing | September 3, 9:30 pm | |
| Saturday September 4 | ||
| Family Treasures at Marr Residence | September 4, 1:00 pm | |
| Kids On The Block at Children's Discovery Museum | September 4, 1:30 pm | |
| RiverFest at Friendship Park | September 4, 5:00 pm | |
| Fireworks Festival Pavilion at Rotary Park | September 4, 5:00 pm | |
| Cultural Showcase at River Landing | September 4, 5:00 pm | |
| University Observatory at University of Saskatchewan - at | September 4, 8:30 pm | |
| Fireworks Festival at River Landing | September 4, 9:30 pm | |
| Sunday September 5 | ||
| Batoche Commemoration & Celebration at Marr Residence | September 5, 1:00 pm | |
| Simply The Best at Diva's | September 5, 10:00 pm | |
| Monday September 6 | ||
| Warbler Migration Hike at Ashworth Holmes Park | September 6, 8:00 am | |
| Marr Harvest Fair at Marr Residence | September 6, 1:00 pm | |
| Wednesday September 8 | ||
| International Literacy Day at SIAST Campus - with entertainment, speakers, free books and cake. Contact READSaskatoon@nald.ca. | September 8, 10:00 am | |
| International Literacy Day at SIAST Campus | September 8, 10:00 am | |
| Oxfam Economic Justice Film at Francis Morrison Library | September 8, 7:00 pm | |
| Philosophy in the Community at The Refinery | September 8, 7:00 pm | |
| Romeo and Juliet at St. Thomas More Gallery | Aug 20 - Aug 28 |
| Romeo and Juliet at St. Thomas More Gallery produced by Abridged City Players. Visit abridgedcityplayers.com. | Aug 20 - Aug 28 |
| Romeo and Juliet at St. Thomas More Gallery | Aug 20 - Aug 28 |
| DESPICABLE ME at Centre Cinemas Steve Carell is everywhere lately. First he goes out on a date with wacky results | ||
| INCEPTION at Centre Cinemas It has been a long time since I've seen a movie like this | ||
| DESPICABLE ME at Galaxy Cinemas Steve Carell is everywhere lately. First he goes out on a date with wacky results | ||
| INCEPTION at Galaxy Cinemas It has been a long time since I've seen a movie like this | ||
| THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT at Galaxy Cinemas Julianne Moore and Annette Bening are a happily married couple with a pair of teenage children - until the kids decide to seek out their biological father | ||
| STEP UP 3D at Galaxy Cinemas No longer are we stepping up to the streets. Now we're stepping up in 3-D. The question is | ||
| IRON MAN 2 at Rainbow Cinemas At the San Diego Comic-Con this year | ||
| CYRUS at Rainbow Roxy Theatre Jonah Hill plays Cyrus | ||
| THE GIRL WHO PLAYED WITH FIRE at Rainbow Roxy Theatre This follow-up to The Girl with Dragon Tattoo isn't quite as good as the first film | ||
| First Run | ||
| BABIES at Rainbow Roxy Theatre This documentary looks at babies. Horrible, blood-thirsty babies bent on the destruction of the human race - or maybe not. | ||
| DESPICABLE ME at Centre East Galleries Steve Carell is an evil super-villain who plans to steal the moon by shrinking it, with the help of three orphaned girls and his army of goofy minions that he created from breakfast cereal. 3-D action ensues. | ||
| GROWN UPS at Centre East Galleries The latest mediocre Adam Sandler comedy features the usual fart jokes, public urination and Rob Schneider pity role that we've all come to expect. | ||
| GROWN UPS at Galaxy Cinemas The latest mediocre Adam Sandler comedy features the usual fart jokes, public urination and Rob Schneider pity role that we've all come to expect. | ||
| INCEPTION at Centre East Galleries To quote Keanu Reeves, 'Whoa!' This is a super-smart, amazing, head-tripping heist film from director Christopher Nolan. Leonardo DiCaprio leads a team that infiltrate people's dreams and steal their ideas - but this time, they're hired to infiltrate a dream and implant an idea. Who says nothing original ever comes out of Hollywood? | ||
| INCEPTION at Galaxy Cinemas To quote Keanu Reeves, 'Whoa!' This is a super-smart, amazing, head-tripping heist film from director Christopher Nolan. Leonardo DiCaprio leads a team that infiltrate people's dreams and steal their ideas - but this time, they're hired to infiltrate a dream and implant an idea. Who says nothing original ever comes out of Hollywood? | ||
| INCEPTION at Sundown Drive-In To quote Keanu Reeves, 'Whoa!' This is a super-smart, amazing, head-tripping heist film from director Christopher Nolan. Leonardo DiCaprio leads a team that infiltrate people's dreams and steal their ideas - but this time, they're hired to infiltrate a dream and implant an idea. Who says nothing original ever comes out of Hollywood? | ||
| KNIGHT AND DAY at Centre East Galleries My question is if Tom Cruise is the Knight of the title, who is Day? Diaz's character is called Havens. This doesn't make much sense. | ||
| THE LAST AIRBENDER at Galaxy Cinemas M. Night Shyamalan brings Avatar: The Last Airbender to the big screen, but misses the mark yet again. | ||
| THE LAST AIRBENDER at Sundown Drive-In M. Night Shyamalan brings Avatar: The Last Airbender to the big screen, but misses the mark yet again. | ||
| MAO'S LAST DANCER at Rainbow Roxy Theatre Bruce Beresford (Breaker Morant, Driving Miss Daisy) directs this true account of the life of Li Cunxin, a Chinese-born ballet dancer who moves to the U.S. to study dance, but then is told he can't return to China. | ||
| PREDATORS at Galaxy Cinemas This movie is apparently better than AVP: Alien vs. Predator. I'm not sure if that means it's actually a good movie or not, but I guess it must be better than absolute crap. | ||
| RAMONA AND BEEZUS at Galaxy Cinemas Another family-friendly film makes it to the big screen. Based Beverly Cleary's popular kid's books, this isn't the first time Ramona has been adapted - in the 1980s, it was a very brief TV series, starring a young Sarah Polley as Ramona. | ||
| SALT at Centre East Galleries Special CIA agent sodium chloride is on the run after she's accused of being a Russian agent. Angelina Jolie pulls off her best Tom Cruise in this action spy super thriller from director Phillip Noyce (Dead Calm, Patriot Games, Clear and Present Danger, The Quiet American). | ||
| SALT at Galaxy Cinemas Special CIA agent sodium chloride is on the run after she's accused of being a Russian agent. Angelina Jolie pulls off her best Tom Cruise in this action spy super thriller from director Phillip Noyce (Dead Calm, Patriot Games, Clear and Present Danger, The Quiet American). | ||
| THE SECRET IN THEIR EYES at Rainbow Roxy Theatre A retired justice agent is haunted by a past murder case, and writes a novel hoping to find closure. | ||
| THE SORCERER'S APPRENTICE at Centre East Galleries Sorcerers Nicholas Cage and Jay Baruchel battle the evil Alfred Molina as he tries to bring about the resurrection of the evil Morgana le Fay (played by Alice Krige). | ||
| THE SORCERER'S APPRENTICE at Galaxy Cinemas Sorcerers Nicholas Cage and Jay Baruchel battle the evil Alfred Molina as he tries to bring about the resurrection of the evil Morgana le Fay (played by Alice Krige). | ||
| TOY STORY 3 at Galaxy Cinemas This is a good sequel, but why do they always use Randy Newman for the music score? Grumble. | ||
| THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE at Centre East Galleries How does director David Slade go from directing movies like Hard Candy and 30 Days of Night to the latest Twilight offering? | ||
| THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE at Galaxy Cinemas How does director David Slade go from directing movies like Hard Candy and 30 Days of Night to the latest Twilight offering? | ||
| YEAR OF THE CARNIVORE at Rainbow Roxy Theatre Sook-Yin Lee's directorial debut is about a young woman who finds out that her unrequited crush thinks she sucks in bed, so she comes up with a scheme to get some practice. | ||
| DINNER FOR SCHMUCKS at Centre Cinemas And here he's an idiot. The man can master diverse roles! | ||
| THE OTHER GUYS at Centre Cinemas Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg are odd couple cops forced to work together in order to solve a ponzi scheme case. | ||
| SALT at Centre Cinemas Angelina Jolie is accused of being a Russian spy. Until a few weeks ago I would have laughed at the idea of covert undercover Russian spies in this day and age. Hmm. | ||
| CHARLIE ST. CLOUD at Galaxy Cinemas Another Zac Efron movie - hooray. | ||
| DINNER FOR SCHMUCKS at Galaxy Cinemas And here he's an idiot. The man can master diverse roles! | ||
| GROWN UPS at Galaxy Cinemas A bunch of idiots try to act like grown men that act like idiots in this lame comedy. | ||
| THE OTHER GUYS at Galaxy Cinemas Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg are odd couple cops forced to work together in order to solve a ponzi scheme case. | ||
| SALT at Galaxy Cinemas Angelina Jolie is accused of being a Russian spy. Until a few weeks ago I would have laughed at the idea of covert undercover Russian spies in this day and age. Hmm. | ||
| THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE at Galaxy Cinemas It's sickening to think how much money all three Twilight movies have made. | ||
| CATS & DOGS: THE REVENGE OF KITTY GALORE at Galaxy Cinemas A blight on the person who came up with computer effects that enabled animals to talk. Curse them! | ||
| THE EXPENDABLES at Galaxy Cinemas People expecting Shakespeare should go watch something else. Sylvester Stallone tries to bring the glory days of action films back by making another action film. | ||
| EAT PRAY LOVE at Galaxy Cinemas Julia Roberts stars as Elizabeth Gilbert in this biographical movie about spiritual enlightenment, self-help, love and eating. | ||
| THE EXPENDABLES at Centre Cinemas People expecting Shakespeare should go watch something else. Sylvester Stallone tries to bring the glory days of action films back by making another action film. | ||
| LOTTERY TICKET at Centre Cinemas Bow Wow has a winning lottery ticket and everyone in his neighbourhood wants to get their hands on it — greedy bastards. | ||
| NANNY MCPHEE RETURNS at Centre Cinemas The film’s original title Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang has been changed to the dumbed downed American version Nanny McPhee Returns. American’s need everything spelled out for them. | ||
| SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE WORLD at Galaxy Cinemas Despite critical praise, this comic book adaptation fell short at the box office. | ||
| THE SWITCH at Galaxy Cinemas Jennifer Aniston returns with another weak romantic comedy. This one deals with Aniston trying to get pregnant through artificial insemination. Suddenly The Bounty Hunter doesn’t seem that bad. | ||
| VAMPIRES SUCK at Galaxy Cinemas Well they have the “suck” part right. Worthless, pointless and full of suck. | ||
| Second Run | ||
| DATE NIGHT at Rainbow Cinemas Steve Carell has left his popular TV show The Office, so he can now focus on bombarding moviegoers with his presence. | ||
| GET HIM TO THE GREEK at Rainbow Cinemas Jonah Hill's next feature film will be MegaMind. | ||
| HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON at Rainbow Cinemas There are going to be at least 20 3-D movies released this year when all is said and done. | ||
| IRON MAN 2 at Rainbow Cinemas There will apparently be a third Iron Man movie, after he makes his appearance in the upcoming The Avengers film. | ||
| THE KARATE KID at Rainbow Cinemas Jackie Chan is returning to Hong Kong to make Armour of God III: Chinese Zodiac, which he's both directing and starring in. Sweet! | ||
| KILLERS at Rainbow Cinemas Ashton Kutcher is a government assassin, and Katherine Heigl is his unsuspecting wife. Wackiness ensues. | ||
| MARMADUKE at Rainbow Cinemas Another in the long, long, long long line of crappy talking dog movies. | ||
| PRINCE OF PERSIA: THE SANDS OF TIME at Rainbow Cinemas A video game movie that's just as bad as most of them. | ||
| ROBIN HOOD at Rainbow Cinemas Ridley Scott is planning on revisiting Alien with two prequels. | ||
| SHREK FOREVER AFTER at Rainbow Cinemas Shrek battles the evil Rumpelstiltskin, after he accidently signs away the day he was born in exchange for one day where he gets to feel like a real ogre. This, of course, causes a huge time paradox-but don't worry, because it's just a cartoon after all. | ||
| SHREK FOREVER AFTER at Sundown Drive-In Shrek battles the evil Rumpelstiltskin, after he accidently signs away the day he was born in exchange for one day where he gets to feel like a real ogre. This, of course, causes a huge time paradox-but don't worry, because it's just a cartoon after all. | ||
| THE A-TEAM at Rainbow Cinemas The popular 1980s TV series makes it to the big screen with mediocre results. | ||
| HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON at Rainbow Cinemas Vikings try to train dragons in this animated movie. | ||
| THE KARATE KID at Rainbow Cinemas It looks like director Harald Zwart's next film will be based on the video game RollerCoaster Tycoon. | ||
| KNIGHT AND DAY at Rainbow Cinemas Hopefully Tom Cruise can regain some of his dignity and star power with his upcoming -Untitled Les Grossman Project- (the character from Tropic Thunder). Nothing like climbing out of the gutter and into a fat suit. | ||
| Opening | ||
| DINNER FOR SCHMUCKSFri Jul 30 This is a remake of the brilliant French comedy The Dinner Game, which was about a game where a group of people got together and competed to bring the dumbest person with them to dinner. This film stars Steve Carell as the idiot, sorry, schmuck. | ||
| THE OTHER GUYSFri Aug 6 Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg are a couple of loser cops who are trying to be like the awesome cops of their squad, played by Samuel L. Jackson and Dwayne Johnson. | ||
| STEP UP 3-D Fri Aug 6 Do we need another Step Up movie? And does it need to be in 3-D? It movies like this that convince me that the world is doomed. DOOMED! | ||
| PIRANHA 3D at Broadway TheatreFri Aug 20 Director Alexandre Aja (High Tension, The Hills Have Eyes, Mirrors) makes his third remake in 3-D. Based on the 1978 Joe Dante movie, this film features gory 3-D effects, topless bikini girls and, of course, piranhas. | ||
| Broadway Theatre | ||
| MID-AUGUST LUNCH at Broadway TheatreFri Aug 27 at 7:00 pm A broken man with mounting condo debts is forced to entertain his 93-year-old mother and three other feisty women during Italy’s biggest summer holiday. | ||
| The Misfortunates at Broadway TheatreFri Aug 27 at 9:00 pm MISFORTUNATES This Belgian movie looks at the cruddy life of a 13-year-old boy, and how he tries to avoid his family's fate. | ||
| The Misfortunates at Broadway TheatreSat Aug 28 at 7:00 pm MISFORTUNATES This Belgian movie looks at the cruddy life of a 13-year-old boy, and how he tries to avoid his family's fate. | ||
| MID-AUGUST LUNCH at Broadway TheatreSun Aug 29 at 9:00 pm A broken man with mounting condo debts is forced to entertain his 93-year-old mother and three other feisty women during Italy’s biggest summer holiday. | ||
| The Misfortunates at Broadway TheatreSun Aug 29 at 9:00 pm MISFORTUNATES This Belgian movie looks at the cruddy life of a 13-year-old boy, and how he tries to avoid his family's fate. | ||
| The Misfortunates at Broadway TheatreMon Aug 30 at 7:00 pm MISFORTUNATES This Belgian movie looks at the cruddy life of a 13-year-old boy, and how he tries to avoid his family's fate. | ||
| MID-AUGUST LUNCH at Broadway TheatreMon Aug 30 at 9:00 pm A broken man with mounting condo debts is forced to entertain his 93-year-old mother and three other feisty women during Italy's biggest summer holiday. | ||
| MID-AUGUST LUNCH at Broadway TheatreTue Aug 31 at 7:00 pm A broken man with mounting condo debts is forced to entertain his 93-year-old mother and three other feisty women during Italy's biggest summer holiday. | ||
| The Misfortunates at Broadway TheatreTue Aug 31 at 9:00 pm MISFORTUNATES This Belgian movie looks at the cruddy life of a 13-year-old boy, and how he tries to avoid his family's fate. | ||
| The Misfortunates at Broadway TheatreWed Sep 1 at 7:00 pm MISFORTUNATES This Belgian movie looks at the cruddy life of a 13-year-old boy, and how he tries to avoid his family's fate. | ||
| MID-AUGUST LUNCH at Broadway TheatreWed Sep 1 at 9:00 pm A broken man with mounting condo debts is forced to entertain his 93-year-old mother and three other feisty women during Italy's biggest summer holiday. | ||
| MID-AUGUST LUNCH at Broadway TheatreThu Sep 2 at 7:00 pm A broken man with mounting condo debts is forced to entertain his 93-year-old mother and three other feisty women during Italy's biggest summer holiday. | ||
| The Misfortunates at Broadway TheatreThu Sep 2 at 9:00 pm MISFORTUNATES This Belgian movie looks at the cruddy life of a 13-year-old boy, and how he tries to avoid his family's fate. | ||
| MID-AUGUST LUNCH at Broadway TheatreFri Sep 3 at 9:00 pm A broken man with mounting condo debts is forced to entertain his 93-year-old mother and three other feisty women during Italy's biggest summer holiday. | ||
| BILLY ELLIOT at Broadway TheatreSat Sep 4 at 1:00 pm The story of an 11-year-old boy who aspires to be a dancer. | ||
| MID-AUGUST LUNCH at Broadway TheatreSat Sep 4 at 7:00 pm A broken man with mounting condo debts is forced to entertain his 93-year-old mother and three other feisty women during Italy's biggest summer holiday. | ||
| THIS MOVIE IS BROKEN at Broadway TheatreSat Sep 4 at 9:00 pm Bruce MacDonald's latest movie follows a romantic couple as they go to a Broken Social Scene concert. | ||
| THIS MOVIE IS BROKEN at Broadway TheatreSun Sep 5 at 7:00 pm Bruce MacDonald's latest movie follows a romantic couple as they go to a Broken Social Scene concert. | ||
| MID-AUGUST LUNCH at Broadway TheatreSun Sep 5 at 9:00 pm A broken man with mounting condo debts is forced to entertain his 93-year-old mother and three other feisty women during Italy's biggest summer holiday. | ||
| MID-AUGUST LUNCH at Broadway TheatreMon Sep 6 at 7:00 pm A broken man with mounting condo debts is forced to entertain his 93-year-old mother and three other feisty women during Italy's biggest summer holiday. | ||
| THIS MOVIE IS BROKEN at Broadway TheatreMon Sep 6 at 9:00 pm Bruce MacDonald's latest movie follows a romantic couple as they go to a Broken Social Scene concert. | ||
| THIS MOVIE IS BROKEN at Broadway TheatreTue Sep 7 at 7:00 pm Bruce MacDonald's latest movie follows a romantic couple as they go to a Broken Social Scene concert. | ||
| MID-AUGUST LUNCH at Broadway TheatreTue Sep 7 at 9:00 pm A broken man with mounting condo debts is forced to entertain his 93-year-old mother and three other feisty women during Italy's biggest summer holiday. | ||
| Thursday August 26 | ||
|---|---|---|
| From Chimpan-A to Chimpan-Z and College at Amigos | August 26 | |
| The F-Holes at Lydia's Pub | August 26 | |
| Greenlaw at Vangelis Tavern | August 26 | |
| Play Guitar and Zots at Cafe Sola | August 26 | |
| Friday August 27 | ||
| Wide Glide at Beily's Pub and Grill | August 27 | |
| Route 66 at Stan's Place | August 27 | |
| Mahogany Frog with Orbital Express at Amigos | August 27 | |
| Wide Glide at Beily's Pub and Grill | August 27 | |
| September Long at Lydia's Pub | August 27 | |
| Huge Fakers, Midnight Ruin and Background Noise at The Fez | August 27 | |
| Mr. Brownstone at Bud's on Broadway | August 27 | |
| Dori Cook and Larkin DrumSpeak at Flowers by Fred - Call 384-3003. | August 27, 5:00 pm | |
| No Hurry at Prairie Ink | August 27, 8:00 pm | |
| Dueling Pianos at Staqatto - live music or dj | August 27, 9:30 pm | |
| Saturday August 28 | ||
| DJ Austen Roadz at Beily's Pub and Grill | August 28 | |
| Saturday Afternoon Jam at Bud's on Broadway | August 28 | |
| Route 66 at Stan's Place | August 28 | |
| Jeans Boots and Carl Johnson at Amigos | August 28 | |
| DJ Austen Roadz at Beily's Pub and Grill | August 28 | |
| Shred Kelly at Lydia's Pub | August 28 | |
| Dr. J at Spadina Freehouse | August 28 | |
| DJ Ray Black with Jiddles at The Fez | August 28 | |
| Huge Fakers, Midnight Ruin and Background Noise at The Fez | August 28 | |
| Mr. Brownstone at Bud's on Broadway | August 28 | |
| Friends Electric, The Foggy Notions, Foam Lake, Shuyler Jansen, Jeans Boots, Mitch Grier, Tessa Kautzman, The Moas, Shakey Wilson and Will Robbins at River Landing - Admission by donation. | August 28, 2:00 pm | |
| The Foggy Notions, Foam Lake, Shuyler Jansen, Jeans Boots, Mitch Grier, Tessa Kautzman, The Moas, Shakey Wilson and Will Robbins at River Landing | August 28, 2:00 pm | |
| Gabe Penna & The Rising at Prairie Ink | August 28, 8:00 pm | |
| Dueling Pianos at Staqatto - live music or dj | August 28, 9:30 pm | |
| Sunday August 29 | ||
| DJ Sugar Daddy at Beily's Pub and Grill | August 29 | |
| DJ Sugar Daddy at Beily's Pub and Grill | August 29 | |
| Sunday Jam at Vangelis Tavern | August 29, 3:00 pm | |
| Monday August 30 | ||
| Brian and the Promises at Bud's on Broadway | August 30 | |
| Tuesday August 31 | ||
| Open Stage at Lydia's Pub | August 31 | |
| Brian and the Promises at Bud's on Broadway | August 31 | |
| Sarah Burton with Cindy Doire at Cafe Sola | August 31 | |
| Wednesday September 1 | ||
| Open Mic at - live music or dj. | September 1 | |
| Dr. J at Lydia's Pub | September 1 | |
| Open Mic at The Fez | September 1 | |
| Andrea Ramolo at Spadina Freehouse | September 1 | |
| Three String Fretless at Bud's on Broadway | September 1 | |
| Thursday September 2 | ||
| The Girls Can Hear Us with DJ RamaDan at The Fez | September 2 | |
| Three String Fretless at Bud's on Broadway | September 2 | |
| Friday September 3 | ||
| Red Blaze at Stan's Place | September 3 | |
| Filthy Gutter Life at Amigos | September 3 | |
| Ash Jones at Odeon Niteclub | September 3 | |
| Obvious Complete Destruction, Untimely Demise and Wrathed at The Fez | September 3 | |
| Hung Jury at Bud's on Broadway | September 3 | |
| Baby Yu with The Gaff at Scratch | September 3 | |
| Malika Sellami at Flowers by Fred - Call 384-3003. | September 3, 5:00 pm | |
| Saturday September 4 | ||
| Red Blaze at Stan's Place | September 4 | |
| Daniel, Fred and Julie with Daniel Romano at Amigos | September 4 | |
| Moka Only, The Girls Can Hear Us, Def3 and DJ RamaDan at Louis' Pub | September 4 | |
| Paul Kuzbik at Lydia's Pub | September 4 | |
| Riff Raff at Bud's on Broadway | September 4 | |
| Saturday Afternoon Jam at Bud's on Broadway | September 4 | |
| Sunday September 5 | ||
| Sunday Jam at Vangelis Tavern | September 5, 3:00 pm | |
| Tuesday September 7 | ||
| Open Stage at Lydia's Pub | September 7 | |
| Gorgeous Blue Dogs at Bud's on Broadway | September 7 | |
| Wednesday September 8 | ||
| Open Mic at - live music or dj. | September 8 | |
| Dr. J at Lydia's Pub | September 8 | |
| Open Mic at The Fez | September 8 | |
| Bend Sinister, Cinema L'amour and The Reason at Amigos | September 8 | |
| Don Ross at Broadway Theatre | September 8 | |
| Fred Penner at Louis' Pub | September 8 | |
| Wide Mouth Mason with Gordie Johnson at Bud's on Broadway | September 8 | |
| Saturday August 28 | ||
| MID-AUGUST LUNCH at Broadway Theatre - A broken man with mounting condo debts is forced to entertain his 93-year-old mother and three other feisty women during Italy’s biggest summer holiday. | August 28, 7:00 pm | |
| Tuesday August 31 | ||
| Open Stage at Lydia's Pub | August 31 | |
| Open Stage at Lydia's Pub | August 31 | |
| Wednesday September 1 | ||
| Dr. J at Lydia's Pub | September 1 | |
| Dr. J at Lydia's Pub | September 1 | |
| Tuesday September 7 | ||
| Open Stage at Lydia's Pub | September 7 | |
| Open Stage at Lydia's Pub | September 7 | |
| Wednesday September 8 | ||
| Dr. J at Lydia's Pub | September 8 | |
| Dr. J at Lydia's Pub | September 8 | |
| Wednesday September 1 | ||
| Open Mic at The Fez | September 1 | |
| Open Mic with Jason Hattie at The Fez | September 1 | |
| Wednesday September 8 | ||
| Open Mic at The Fez | September 8 | |
| Open Mic with Jason Hattie at The Fez | September 8 | |
| Saturday August 28 | ||
| Saturday Afternoon Jam at Bud's on Broadway | August 28 | |
| Saturday Afternoon Jam at Bud's on Broadway | August 28 | |
| Friday August 27 | ||
| Route 66 at Stan's Place | August 27 | |
| Route 66 at Stan's Place | August 27 | |
| Saturday August 28 | ||
| Route 66 at Stan's Place | August 28 | |
| Route 66 at Stan's Place | August 28 | |
| Friday September 3 | ||
| Red Blaze at Stan's Place | September 3 | |
| Red Blaze at Stan's Place | September 3 | |
| Saturday September 4 | ||
| Red Blaze at Stan's Place | September 4 | |
| Red Blaze at Stan's Place | September 4 | |
| Friday August 27 | ||
| Dori Cook and Larkin DrumSpeak at Flowers by Fred | August 27, 5:00 pm | |
| Dori Cook and Larkin DrumSpeak at Flowers by Fred | August 27, 5:00 pm | |
| Friday September 3 | ||
| Malika Sellami at Flowers by Fred | September 3, 5:00 pm | |
| Malika Sellami at Flowers by Fred | September 3, 5:00 pm | |
| Thursday April 1 | ||
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| Portraits of the North at Wanuskewin Heritage Park | April 1 | |
| Through the Eyes of the Crees and Beyond at Wanuskewin Heritage Park | April 1 | |
| Saturday May 1 | ||
| Back and Gone at Paved Arts | May 1 | |
| Tuesday June 1 | ||
| Building Community at Diefenbaker Canada Centre | June 1 | |
| Friday June 11 | ||
| 41 to 66: Regional Responses to Sustainable Architecture in Canada at Mendel Art Gallery - art exhibit curated by John McMinn and Marco Polo | June 11 | |
| Friday June 25 | ||
| Vistas: Artists on the Canadian Pacific Railway at Mendel Art Gallery - art exhibit curated by Roger Boulet | June 25 | |
| Carving and Commerce: Model Totem Poles 1880-2010 at Mendel Art Gallery - art exhibit curated by Michael Hall and Pat Glascock | June 25 | |
| Artists by Artists at Mendel Art Gallery | June 25 | |
| Carving and Commerce: Model Totem Poles 1880-2010 at Mendel Art Gallery | June 25 | |
| Vistas: Artists on the Canadian Pacific Railway at Mendel Art Gallery | June 25 | |
| Artists by Artists at Mendel Art Gallery - Susan Shantz and Andreas Buchwaldt art exhibit. Call 975-7610. | June 25 | |
| Carving and Commerce: Model Totem Poles 1880-2010 at Mendel Art Gallery - art exhibit curated by Michael Hall and Pat Glascock | June 25 | |
| Vistas: Artists on the Canadian Pacific Railway at Mendel Art Gallery - art exhibit curated by Roger Boulet | June 25 | |
| Artists by Artists at Mendel Art Gallery | June 25 | |
| Carving and Commerce: Model Totem Poles 1880-2010 at Mendel Art Gallery | June 25 | |
| Vistas: Artists on the Canadian Pacific Railway at Mendel Art Gallery | June 25 | |
| Tuesday June 29 | ||
| Skin at Rouge Gallery | June 29 | |
| Thursday July 15 | ||
| Chris Hodge, Jill Thompson, Jay Roma Lamb, Adele Woolsley and Diane Langlois at Willow Studio | July 15 | |
| Wednesday July 28 | ||
| Small Monsters at Francis Morrison Library | July 28 | |
| A Year Through the Lens at St. Thomas More Gallery | July 28 | |
| Small Monsters at Francis Morrison Library - Cate Frances art exhibit. Call 975-7558. | July 28 | |
| A Year Through the Lens at St. Thomas More Gallery - Nick Korolis, Crystal Richter, Candace Epp and Christy Somerville exhibit. Call 652-5310. | July 28 | |
| Small Monsters at Francis Morrison Library | July 28 | |
| A Year Through the Lens at St. Thomas More Gallery | July 28 | |
| Sunday August 1 | ||
| On The Farm at Meewasin Valley Centre | August 1 | |
| Metal sculptures at SCYAP Youth Art Gallery | August 1 | |
| Group show at Art Placement | August 1 | |
| Monday August 2 | ||
| Judy Kasdorf; Tim Feschuk: wood carvings; Ryan Schmidt; Diane L. Greenhorn; Jackie Miller; Jim Brompton: photography; Beth Campbell at Centre East Galleries | August 2 | |
| Tuesday August 3 | ||
| CLP Photographic at Moka Coffee Bar | August 3 | |
| Thursday August 5 | ||
| Chilean Sculptors at Pacif'ic Gallery - Karlos Vargas and Alejandro LaCassie art exhibit. Call 373-0755. | August 5 | |
| Friday August 6 | ||
| Roadside Attractions: From A to B and Back Again at Paved Arts - Victoria Stanton exhibit. Call 652-5502. | August 6 | |
| Friday August 13 | ||
| Compelled: A Canadian Portrait of Three Dimensional Fibre Art at Saskatchewan Craft Council Gallery - Anna Hergert art exhibit. Call 653-3616. | August 13 | |
| Monday August 30 | ||
| Biliana Velkova, The Musical at Gordon Snelgrove Gallery | August 30 | |