Weekend Guide: Five Must-See Events in Saskatoon from February 27 to March 1
Looking for fun things to do in Saskatoon this weekend? From laughter-filled improv comedy to soul-stirring blues music, there's something for everyone. Here are five top events happening from February 27 to March 1, 2026, that promise entertainment and cultural enrichment.
1. Laugh Along to Improv Comedy
The Saskatoon Soaps Improv Comedy presents Big Improv is Lying to You, a night of live improv comedy based on audience suggestions. The performers will craft hilarious scenes on the spot, ensuring a unique and interactive experience. The show takes place on Friday at 8 p.m. at the Broadway Theatre. For more details, visit broadwaytheatre.ca.
2. Hear a Unique Blues Show
Canadian blues and soul band Samantha Martin and Delta Sugar bring their cross-Canada tour to Saskatoon. Juno Award nominee Martin offers a fresh, genre-bending approach to blues-based soul music, with co-vocalists creating a brain-tingling vocal blend. Special guest Marcus Trummer adds his distinctive style, blending blues, R&B, soul, and roots rock. The concert is on Friday at 8:30 p.m. at the Bassment. Learn more at thebassment.ca.
3. Ring Those Phones for Telemiracle
The 50th annual Telemiracle is in Saskatoon this weekend, raising funds for the Kinsmen Foundation. This 22-hour telethon features live entertainment and regular funding updates, with a cast including Beverley Mahood, Brad Johner, Jeffery Straker, Myles Morrison, Matt Donlevy, Sabeen Ahmad, George Stroumboulopoulos, Shailynn Taylor, and the Telemiracle House Band. Special guest appearances by Brock Andrews, Jay Semko, Danica Lorer, Munroe and Patrick, Trevor Hurst of Econoline Crush, The Steadies, and 70 Saskatchewan performers add to the excitement. The telethon starts Saturday at 7 p.m. and runs through Sunday at 5:30 p.m. at Prairieland Park, airing on CTV and live-streamed on Telemiracle's website. Visit telemiracle.com for more information.
4. Explore an Immigration Story
Burnt Thicket Theatre presents Suitcase Stories, created and performed by Maki Yi. This funny and vulnerable real-life story follows Yi's journey as she emigrates to Regina as a refugee from South Korea with only a tiny carry-on suitcase. It explores themes of faith, survival, and self-discovery in her new life in Canada. The show runs through Sunday at Studio 914, with optional 10-minute talkbacks after each performance. An audience advisory notes brief discussions of racism, addiction, and self-harm. For details, go to burntthicket.com.
5. Enjoy an Amati Concert
Don't miss the Amati concert, offering a classical music experience in Saskatoon. Details on the specific performance are part of the weekend's lineup, providing a cultural treat for music lovers. Check local listings for times and venues.
Additionally, the Meewasin Valley Authority hosts its final adult evening Sip and Skate event for the season on Saturday, adding to the weekend's diverse offerings. Whether you're into comedy, music, charity, theater, or skating, Saskatoon has plenty to keep you entertained from February 27 to March 1.
