Events & Gatherings

Shirley & The Pyramids are a psychedelic rock band from Saskatoon.
Since forming in 2015, the band has been a mainstay in their local indie and psych scenes. Helmed by singer/songwriter Aron Zacharias, this five-piece band dabbles in an array of musical styles ranging from droney dream-pop to grungy garage punk, and even extended krautrock jams.

derdie is the collaboration between Derek Sandbeck and Andie Palynchuk, two interdisciplinary artists, situated on Treaty 6 Territory. derdie’s artistic practice revolves around the exploration of play through visual, interactive, and performance art.

Patrick Moon Bird is a self-taught Indigenous artist and producer from Prince Albert. Moon Bird has played a lot of genres over the 20 years that he’s been making music, but excels in lo-fi hip hop and bedroom pop.

Aurora Voce is a choir for Greystone Singers Alumni who wish to continue singing challenging repertoire with a choral community of the highest caliber. They will fill Remai Modern with sound during LUGO.

Lindsay Harpham is a professional contemporary dancer, dance educator, choreographer, and adjudicator. Having toured throughout Canada, the United States, Europe, and Australia, she aims to integrate her knowledge of human kinetics into the art she creates and participates in.

Mitchell Larsen is a genderfluid artist whose practice incorporates music, theatre and dance with fabulist fiction, queer history, and poetry.

Charly Hustle is an award-winning DJ, voted Best DJ in the Planet S Reader’s Poll in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2021, & 2022. His style consists of using dexterous skill and creativity to make a dance party in ANY situation. He’s got a penchant for taking left turns and any genre is fair game so long as it makes people smile and dance.

Hearth is a celebration of Saskatchewan, focusing its menu around locally grown and foraged ingredients. A local favourite since opening in 2018, they made the Best Restaurants in Canada list last year, one of only two Saskatoon restaurants to make the list. Along with canapes, Hearth will offer a Zero Proof bar with non-alcoholic cocktail options.

House of Hakka is distinctively unique; a fusion of two of the most popular cuisines worldwide – Indian and Chinese. During their migrations, some people of the Hakka tribe ended up in Calcutta, India, resulting in Chinese styles of cooking combined with Indian herbs and spices. Their unique ingredients tossed in the wok always result in fresh, flavourful, and soul-satisfying dishes.

The Night Oven is a small bakery in Saskatoon that hand-crafts rustic French-inspired baking with a commitment to sourcing organic ingredients where possible, while prioritizing local suppliers to showcase what Saskatchewan has to offer. They deeply respect the traditional craft of baking and are passionate about creating good food from scratch.

Odd Couple is family owned and operated by the Yuen family. Since immigrating to Saskatchewan from Hong Kong in 1996, the Yuen’s have been closely tied to the Chinese-Canadian restaurant business in several communities across the province. Odd Couple was born out of the desire to recreate Canadian-Asian favourites in a fun, thoughtful expression of the union between East and West.

From the people who brought you The Hollows and Primal comes POP Wine Bar, a wine bar in the Paris of the Prairies. POP serves up natural wine, charcuterie, cheese, oysters and more! Located in Riversdale, POP is a gem you won’t want to miss.