Arts & Culture Activities
Pop-Up Gallery: Saskatoon Fieldhouse
The Pop-Up Gallery program provides temporary (15-foot-wide x 6-foot-tall) space to local emerging and established Saskatoon artists for public art exhibits. The program takes place in the lobby area of the Saskatoon Fieldhouse.
Program Goals:
• To provide opportunities to local artists for artistic expression in a civic facility
• To connect the public with the work of local artists
Pop-Up Gallery Artists 2026
| Dates | Artist | Artwork |
|---|---|---|
| Apr 18 – May 4 | Laurie Ann Korol @lauriekorol_heart_art | Listen, People, Love The artwork is a combination of acrylic paints, collage techniques and found objects. Look closely and you will find a heart in each unique piece. |
| May 5 – May 21 | Ashley Voth | New abstract Abstract acrylic on canvas inspired by family, friends, and feelings. |
| May 22 – Jun 7 | Dick Noordman | FACES A collection of interesting faces from Life, Social Media, and Elsewhere. |
| Jun 8 – Jun 24 | Boram Kim | The Forest of Faces Explore a mystical forest through vivid acrylic paintings with gold lines, connecting the beauty of nature and the human spirit |
| Jun 25 – Jul 11 | Ty McCaig notwhatwesay.com/tymccaig | Photographia: Chiaroscuro Photographia: Chiaroscuro turns motion into abstract studies of light. Long-exposure techniques allow the artist to paint with the camera, blurring time, motion, light and colour. |
| Jul 12 – Jul 28 | Spicy Nikki Bee @spicynikkibeeart | Tá mé Tá mé - I am. Exploring Irish ancestry, settler presence on Treaty 6, inherited symbols, blended traditions, and the careful work of learning who you are. |
| Jul 29 – Aug 14 | Cheryl Moen cherylmoen.ca | Easel on the Eyes Cheryl Moen from Easel on the Eyes Studio will be showcasing her acrylic landscape artwork. Cheryl collaborates with clients to immortalize memories on canvas. |
| Aug 15 – Aug 31 | Nikki Sirett nikkisirett.com @cantstopthedancingchicken | Bedrooms A dreamy examination of the places we are most vulnerable, each of the bedrooms depicted here belongs to a person I know. |
| Sep 1 – Sep 17 | Walker Leier and JeAnne Nichol | The Colours of Inclusion Two Saskatchewan artists with disabilities, united by family and shared love for creating, combine their pieces to promote a message of calmness, appreciation, and inclusion. |
| Sep 18 – Oct 4 | Society of Creative Anachronism myrganwood.avacal.org | Art Through the Time: The Artisans of Myrgan Wood We are dedicated to researching and re-creating the lives and artifacts of the middle ages through textiles, metal work, wood work, calligraphy, painting and more. |
| Oct 5 – Oct 21 | Ada Mier facebook.com/brushesbyadsg | Canada Through My Eyes My exhibit explores diverse provinces, landscapes, and lived experiences, capturing the people, places and moments that shape what Canada means to me. |
| Oct 22 – Nov 7 | Gabrielle Rose gabriellerosefromthedead.com @gabriellerosefromthedead | I Feel It In My Bones I Feel It In My Bones is a series of eight ink illustrations that explore human anatomy and its connection to language and Mother Earth. |
| Nov 8 – Nov 27 | Clara Nakoneshny | Prairie Singers: Birds of the Saskatchewan Prairies Saskatchewan birds drawn in graphite and chalk pastel from trails and grasslands where the artist grew up, forming a nostalgic record of place and season. |
| Nov 26 – Dec 13 | Luna Cooper | Violet bears A welcome new addition to our family. |
| Dec 14 – Dec 31 | Audra Balion audra.balion.ca @AudraBalionArt | Ukrainian Mythology Audra Balion investigates and reimagines the robust but elusive history of Ukrainian mythology in a collection of paintings and drawings. |
Saskatoon: Where the Art Is
In the fall of 2019 the City of Saskatoon hosted the Creative City Network of Canada Summit. This three day conference for municipal cultural workers provided an opportunity for Saskatoon to share knowledge and highlight its dynamic arts and culture scene. Saskatoon artist Andrei Feheregyhazi was selected to create a short animated film to promote this event. His film, Saskatoon: Where the Art Is, is sponsored by Saskatchewan's Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport and the City of Saskatoon. The composition for the video was created by local musician, Dean Summach.
Creating Community: A Brief History of Arts and Culture in Saskatoon
Researched and written by Saskatoon writer Regine Haensel in 2011, this booklet traces the development of arts and heritage in Saskatoon. A cultural timeline of milestone events is also included.
Creating Community: A Brief History of Arts and Culture in Saskatoon