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

The Pop-Up Art Gallery program has been extended to December 31, 2025. Applications to the program are once again being accepted.

Program information available here
Apply here

Upcoming:

Aug 1 - 15
Prairie River Artists
Exploring Saskatchewan
A collective exhibition of sixteen artists working in diverse mediums from acrylics, watercolour, mixed media to wood carvings. This exhibition will focus on the beauty of our own province

August 16 - 31
Art Posse
Travel and Being Active
Art Posse is a volunteer group of artists, that focus on community and local charities. Our themes are from our travels and our province - Saskatchewan.

September 
pending

October 
pending

November 
TBD

December 
TBD

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