EVENTS
BURNT SIENNA BLUEPRINTS(AGR), PHOTO CREDIT: MICHAEL BELL PHOTOGRAPHY
Get ready to vogue the house down boots at the monthly SK Ballroom Open Sessions! From February 15 to May 17, 2026, join Aldeneil Española at PAVED Arts event space, Saskatoon, to learn & practice Vogue Femme, share knowledge, celebrate Queer culture, and honour Ballroom traditions! Spots are limited! Register for free today!
Spring into Action at our 50/50 raffle! Every ticket you buy fuels our ability to support bold, responsive programming and empowers socially engaged artists across Saskatchewan!
Kick off your summer with the magical Theatre in the Park! In collaboration with Saskatoon’s Sum Theatre for the 7th consecutive year, with the theme Colour of the Town, this year’s original play explores the theme of democracy and the power each of us possess to improve our community through live music, giant puppets, and more!
Common Weal is proud to support Write Out Loud Poetry Collective(WOL) in hosting this year’s SKribe Youth Poetics Festival—a 4 day festival in Saskatoon that supports emerging poets through showcases, workshops and community building events running from July 2 to 5th, 2026. Free registration is now open!
Saskatoon it’s your time to shine at our upcoming fundraiser—Local Celebrity Karaoke! Featuring Aurora Wolfe (Dump Babes), Ellen Froese, Erica Maier (The Garry’s), and Luke Pennock (Sask Bonds guy)! We’ll have door prizes, a small bar with regular & non-alcoholic options, and an incredible vibe—all in support of community-based art programs across Saskatchewan. Bring your energy, your voice, and you friends for a night of singing with the stars!
Join us and experience the theatrical production of Getting Beyond Us and Them— a community-specific theatre performance created by Indigenous and Black participants of our Creating Shared Futures project, and directed by David Diamond. Tickets are free!
Common Weal Community Arts in fuelling creativity and connection in Saskatchewan! Our 2025 Peer-2-Peer fundraiser runs from today to December 2, and we need your help to keep building vibrant, artist-led projects! visit our campaign page at: bit.ly/cw_p2p
Apply to participate in the City of Saskatoon's new pilot mentorship program! Application Deadline: 11:59pm CST, November 7th, 2025.
Join us for the Open Drum Circle every Wednesday night in November, 2025 at Station 20 West, Saskatoon, Treaty 6. Revitalize culture while healing through sacred medicine. Bring your own drum or borrow one of ours.; snacks and beverages provided. All Indigenous women and Two-Spirited kin are invited!
Starting October 11, 2025, join our Biweekly youth poetry mentorship program every other Saturday afternoon at the YWCA Regina. Learn about spoken word and other forms of poetry through one-on-one mentorship workshops and group work, gain confidence, skills, and insight into their identity and strengthen their voice personally and collectively!
Join us in this free, 9-week program dedicated to creating a safe space for Indigenous women, two-spirits and Indigi-queers to learn how to make your own hand drum, rattle, and learn songs facilitated by various facilitators at Station 20 West, Saskatoon, Treaty 6.
Join us on a special evening of reflection and dialogue, leading with a screening of From the Margins, a compelling documentary that explores anti-Black racism and the lived experiences of Black communities in Saskatchewan.
Join us in our 2025 Worm Burner Charity Golf Tournament for an afternoon of low-stakes amateur golf and high quality entertainment, all in direct support to artists and communities in Saskatchewan!
Unleash your voice, reclaim your story! Join us in our 2025 Poetry and Spoken Word Summer Workshop— Own the Stage: Memories from July 7 to 11th!
Unleash your voice, reclaim your story! Join us in our 2025 Poetry and Spoken Word Summer Workshop— Own the Stage: Memories from July 7 to 11th!
Unleash your voice, reclaim your story! Join us in our 2025 Poetry and Spoken Word Summer Workshop— Own the Stage: Memories from July 7 to 11th!
Unleash your voice, reclaim your story! Join us in our 2025 Poetry and Spoken Word Summer Workshop— Own the Stage: Memories from July 7 to 11th!
Unleash your voice, reclaim your story! Join us in our 2025 Poetry and Spoken Word Summer Workshop— Own the Stage: Memories from July 7 to 11th!
Join us and experience the magic brought to the parks in Regina neighbourhoods by SUM Theatre! Show time: 5pm
Join us and experience the magic brought to the parks in Regina neighbourhoods by SUM Theatre! Show time: 1pm & 7pm
Join us and experience the magic brought to the parks in Indian Head neighbourhoods by SUM Theatre! Show time: 1pm
Join us and experience the magic brought to the parks in Regina neighbourhoods by SUM Theatre! Show time: 1pm & 7pm
Join us and experience the magic brought to the parks in Regina neighbourhoods by SUM Theatre! Show time: 7pm
Join us for the closing concert of Cheryl L’Hirondelle’s Exhibition Why The Caged Bird Sings—Immersive Engagements.
Join us for Centering the Margins workshop, which will explore the theme of anti-Black racism in Saskatchewan, as shown in From the Margins documentary. Register for free, click for details.
Join us for the screening of From the Margins—a documentary about anti-black racism in Saskatchewan. Admissions are free, click for details.
Join us at mâmawêyatitân centre Regina for the screening and discussion of our documentary: From the Margins to the Centre.
Join us for Centering the Margins workshop, which will explore the theme of anti-Black racism in Saskatchewan, as shown in From the Margins documentary. at the University of Regina. This workshop is open to registered students at the U of R only.
Join us for Centering the Margins workshop, which will explore the theme of anti-Black racism in Saskatchewan, as shown in From the Margins documentary. at the University of Regina. This workshop is open to registered students at the U of R only.
Join us and celebrate the launch of Interdisciplinary artist Cheryl L’Hirondelle’s solo exhibition Why the Caged Bird Sings—Immersive Engagements at an Opening Reception on Friday, March 14, 7–9 pm, at PAVED Arts.
Join Cheryl L’Hirondelle’s artist talk at Kenderdine Art Gallery Friday afternoon, March 14 at 12:30! Co-presented alongside PAVED Arts, and CommonWeal Community Arts, this talk discusses L'Hirondelle’s recent practice, while providing visitors a deeper understanding of her upcoming exhibition, Why The Caged Bird Sings — Immersive Engagements, opening March 14th at PAVED Arts!
