Latest Events in Saskatoon(September Updated)

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SWITCH is an interactive live painting event, where each Artist starts on a piece of art with their medium of choice. Every 30 minutes, all the Artists SWITCH to another Artist's canvas and medium. As the Artists move from artwork to artwork, each piece takes on a new personality. At the end of the night, each artwork is signed by all the Artists. The art is then auctioned and the proceeds are given to local charities selected by each Artist. The Artists will be painting live from 7:00pm - 10:00pm. Light snacks are provided, as well as a cash bar. Information Source: Dervilia Art + Design | eventbrite

Every second Thursday of the month from September 2025 to April 2026, join us at Collider (Innovation Saskatchewan R+T Park in Saskatoon) for a monthly gathering of developers, students, engineers, tech enthusiasts, startup founders, and people involved in the tech ecosystem in Saskatoon. Share ideas, build meaningful connections, and hear from leaders shaping the future of technology - all in a relaxed, social atmosphere, with food and refreshments. Information Source: TrackPoint.ai | eventbrite

Join Justine Wheeler from Outdoor Play Saskatchewan to learn how outdoor learning boasts many benefits to the cognitive, physical, and emotional well-being of students. You will have hands on opportunities to learn outside and bring these strategies to your own future classrooms. Be prepared to go outside as weather permits! Information Source: Education Students’ Society | eventbrite

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Modules:   Definitions, Terminology and the Language of AI History and Evolution of AI Technology Narrow vs General AI and Introduction to Machine Learning What’s the Difference: machine learning, language models, algorithms, etc Top 20 AI Tools for Startups, Home and the Workplace   Deep Dive into Co-Pilot, ChatGPT and More Ethical and Social Implications of AI for Leader Legalities, Copyright, and Data Protection Issues of AI in the Workplace Keeping up with AI and the Future of AI Overview of the AI Ecosystem in Sask Review, Exam and Certificate Presentation Information Source: WCEF/AiSK | eventbrite

Ashwyn Singh is a standup comedian, musician, and writer whose work blends incisive humor with heartfelt social commentary. An Indian immigrant turned Canadian resident, Ashwyn draws on his unique perspective to explore themes of cultural identity, immigration, and family with wit and relatability. His viral Desi Translations series, which has over 40 million views, celebrates the artistry of Hindi and Urdu lyrics by reinterpreting everyday English phrases. Beyond social media, Ashwyn’s standup comedy tackles social issues like immigration, religion, politics, mental health, and global conflicts, highlighting the hypocrisy in human behavior with sharp humor. Featured on Canada’s Got Talent, CBC’s The Debaters, and major comedy festivals like Winnipeg and Halifax, Ashwyn has opened for acclaimed acts such as Mark Normand, Sammy Obeid, and Zarna Garg, establishing himself as a standout talent in comedy. Information Source: Ashwyn Singh Productions | eventbrite

In celebration of 40 years of Keeping Families Close®. Ronald McDonald House Charities® Saskatchewan [RMHC-SK] is raising $400,000 and involves the support of a matching donor. RMHC-SK invites you and your family to participate in our Forty for 40 Campaign – celebrating 40 years, through community engagement. In 2025 [our 40th year] we have reached a few major milestones: 85% of fundraising achieved for provincial expansion [Miles To Go Campaign]. Construction underway: building two new Ronald McDonald Houses® in Saskatchewan. Over 28,000 families served, since 1985. You can celebrate our 40th year in the following ways: Host a Forty for 40 Fundraiser Celebrate with us on September 13th (Saskatoon, Prince Albert & Regina) Advocate for RMHC-SK by sharing information with friends and family Information Source: Ronald McDonald House Charities Saskatchewan | eventbrite

NORTHERN SOUL SERIES • DOORS @ 6:30 • SHOW @7:30 Join us for an unforgettable night of music with hits from Patsy Cline to the Eagles and from ABBA to Chappel Roan! Dean Person, Emry Tupper, Annika Tupper, and Damon Tupper will impress you with their elevated musicality and smooth vocals. Don't miss your chance to see Dead North plugged-in and acoustic for this one-time event. Dry Creek, Saskatchewan’s guitar wizard Dean Person has recorded and toured across Canada and the US sharing stages with Waylon Payne, Steve Earl, Willie Nelson, and numerous other artists over his 30 plus years as a professional musician. Emry Tupper is a multi-hyphenate performer whose career has taken him from Saskatoon to Ontario to Dawson City with appearances in New York and Florida. A recent graduate from Sheridan College's Musical Theatre Performance degree program, Emry will be playing double bass, electric bass, and singing. Since her first solo debut at TCU place when she was six years old Annika Tupper has been comfortable on large stages. Also a graduate from Sheridan College’s MTP, her career has most recently earned her the opportunity to sing the national anthems at a Toronto Blue Jays game! Annika will be playing keys, ukulele, and singing. Damon Tupper is a second-generation drummer from Saskatoon. He's been fortunate to play with many groups Canadian groups including Butterfinger, Tyler Lewis, and Lisa Moen. Sponsored by David's Distinctive Men's Apparel Terms & Conditions MEMBER TICKET - $26 NON-MEMBER TICKET - $36 ONLY MEMBERS CAN USE MEMBER TICKETS $3 facility fee is included Tax (GST & PST), box office fee & processing fee will be added at checkout Ticket sales are non-refundable Information Source: The Bassment | eventbrite

Run For Saskatoon Come join us at Victoria Park for a fun and exciting day of running! Lace up your sneakers and get ready to hit the pavement with fellow enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting out, this event is perfect for everyone. Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the park as you challenge yourself and push your limits. Don't miss out on this opportunity to get active and connect with the community. See you there! Register Now Information Source: Mercy For Mankind | eventbrite

BLUES SERIES • DOORS @ 6:30 • SHOW@7:30 www.colinlinden.net When Colin Linden met blues icon Howlin’ Wolf at a matinee show in his native Toronto, it set the precocious 11-year old old guitar player off on a 54-year blues journey. During their two-hour conversation before the gig, the legendary bluesman told Colin, “I’m an old man now, and I won’t be around much longer - it’s up to you to carry it on.” Taking Wolf’s plea seriously Colin has performed since he was 12 and left home as a teenager to travel the south at the invitation of Mississippi Sheiks delta blues guitarist Sam Chatmon. Since then Colin has worked with everyone from Bruce Cockburn to Bob Dylan, from Greg Allman to John Prine, and from Emmy Lou Harris to Lucinda Williams. He was the main contributor to the music for the Nashville TV show and subsequent live tours. He's played on over 500 albums and produced 140 albums. In 2020 he won a Grammy for producing Keb Mo’s Oklahoma . He's also been nominated for 25 JUNO Awards and has won nine. Colin also performs with Stephen Fearing and Tom Wilson as part of the Canadian roots supergroup, Blackie & the Rodeo Kings. Sponsored by Wright Construction Terms & Conditions MEMBER TICKET - $35 NON-MEMBER TICKET - $45 ONLY MEMBERS CAN USE A MEMBER TICKET $3 facility fee is included Tax (GST), box office fee & processing fee will be added at checkout Ticket sales are non-refundable Information Source: The Bassment | eventbrite

Welcoming First-Year Engineering Students to USask Engineering! New city, new friends, and a fresh start - we're excited to welcome all first-year engineering students to the Engineering Advancement Trust Welcome on September 15th. Join us alongside USask Engineering faculty, staff, Engineering student groups and fellow first-years to launch the next chapter of your academic journey! As a first-year student or a graduate studies student entering your first-year of your program, you'll be treated to a delicious donut from Melrose Bakery (Delisle, SK), the chance to meet your new classmates, your professors, engineering student groups and some USask Engineering alumni, and receive a welcome gift from the Engineering Advancement Trust. It's important to note that RSVP & attendance is required to claim your gift. First-Year Engineering Welcome with the Engineering Advancement Trust Monday, September 15 5:30 PM Taking place at the Hardy Lab (ENG1A76) located within the Engineering Building We'd like to extend our gratitude to the Engineering Advancement Trust and its alumni donors for supporting the EAT and its work in our college. Thank you to our gracious supporters! Information Source: USask College of Engineering | eventbrite

Join our experienced local birding guide for a 4 hour driving tour to visit some of the best bird-rich hotspots in the Saskatoon region. We will visit deep water regions for viewing diving ducks and pelicans. We will also visit shallow ponds for observing dabbling ducks, grebes and wetland sparrows, rails and other marsh birds. Novice and experienced bird watchers are especially welcome. A loaner pair of binoculars may be available if requested. The leader will bring a spotting scope to allow you to view the water birds under high magnification. ♿ This Prairie Lakes Birding Tour is ideal for low-mobility clients because they may remain in their vehicle during most of this driving tour. Full details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/prairie-lakes/ Other Information. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

The Mine Your Potential Conference 2025 is themed STEP INTO YOUR POWER. The conference will include incredible opportunities for networking , panel discussions , and more. Topics include collaboration, personal growth and professional development, team building, and more. In the hybrid format, we offer you the option of participating in person or joining the sessions virtually. Networking with in-person attendees and participating in the session discussions will not be available in the virtual format. Conference schedule coming soon! You don’t have to be a WIM/WiN-SK member to attend the conference (though we highly encourage you to become one—it's free! You can sign up here ). We welcome all gender expressions to join us as members and attend our conferences and events, as diversity makes us and the industry better. PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO By participating in Mine Your Potential, you consent to WIM/WiN-SK permission to photograph and videotape your presence, which may be used for promotional, advertising, and marketing purposes and may be used in any form as a part of a future publication(s). Information Source: Women in Mining/Women in Nuclear SK | eventbrite

Enjoy observing prairie and woodland songbirds plus numerous ducks and other water birds during a private guided 2-hour birding walk through the native habitats of Donna Birkmaier Park. This naturalized park is located near the east boundary of Saskatoon. These easy wheel-chair accessible walking trails offer excellent viewing and bird photography opportunities. Both novice and experienced birders are welcome to join this tour to Donna Birkmaier Park. The leader will point out the field marks used to identify each bird. You may request to borrow a pair of binoculars. The leader will provide a spotting scope for viewing water birds under high magnification. ♿ This Donna Birkmaier Park Tour is ideal for low-mobility clients because the park trails are level and wide and suitable for wheel-chairs. Full details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/donna-birkmaier/ Additional Information Tax receipt not available if paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

Join Melanie Lavallee Usselman from the Saskatoon Industry Education Council as she introduces strategies for handling trauma in schools, including Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), and intergenerational trauma. In addition, discover how to recognize and prevent teacher burnout. Information Source: Education Students’ Society | eventbrite

Let our experienced birding guide show you the best bird-rich locations between Saskatoon and Pike Lake Provincial Park. During this 5-hour Pike Lake birding tour, we will walk some trails and visit a variety of bird habitats inside and outside of the park. Later in the tour, we will drive to view concentrations of Sandhill Cranes. Both novice and experienced bird watchers are welcome. T our may be joined in Saskatoon or at Pike Lake Park. A loaner pair of binoculars may be available if requested. The leader will bring a spotting scope to allow you to view the birds under high magnification. Pike Lake was originally part of the South Saskatchewan River but became a lake when the river carved a shorter course creating this oxbow lake. Pike lake is home to nesting ducks, grebes, herons and other water birds. Marshes along the original river channel provide habitat for nesting Sora and Virginia Rails, Marsh and Sedge Wrens, Nelson's Sparrows plus Red-winged and Yellow-headed Blackbirds. A fen next to Pike lake often attracts LeConte's Sparrows, American Bitterns plus rare Yellow Rails which are heard during late evenings. Sandy grasslands near Pike lake attract Sprague's Pipit, Savannah and Baird's Sparrows plus Western Kingbirds and Upland Sandpipers. Humid woodlands along the old river valley provide habitat for nesting Veeries, American Redstarts, hummingbirds, owls, flycatchers and other songbirds. Possible birds to be seen in all seasons during hikes include Ruffed Grouse, Sharp-tailed Grouse, Pileated Woodpecker, Great Horned Owl, Hairy Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker, Black-capped Chickadee, Blue Jay, White-breasted Nuthatch, Red-breasted Nuthatch, Black-billed Magpie, Common Raven. During songbird migration, we may also find Purple Finch, Pine Siskin, Ovenbird, Northern Waterthrush, Black-and-white, Tennessee, Orange-crowned, Cape May, Bay-breasted, Palm, Wilson's and Yellow-rumped Warblers and Rose-breasted Grosbeak. Good opportunities for bird photography. ♿ This tour between April and September may be suitable for low-mobility clients if they can use a wheel-chair over level trails and grass fields with some bumps. Full details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/pike-lake/ Other Information. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

Saskatoon Psychic & Crystal Fair – September 18-21 at Travelodge Hotel – 106 Circle Dr. Thu: 2-10, Fri: 2-10, Sat: 11-10, Sun: 11-6 Tickets $10(Good All Weekend – Children 12 and under Free Vendors accept cash or card) ***Lots of Door Prizes*** Some of Canada’s Top Psychics, Mediums, Astrologers, Rune Reading, Healers, Tea Leaf, Palm Readers and Aura Photo Booth $20. Lots of beautiful crystals and hand made jewelry. GalaxyPsychicFairs.com Information Source: eventbrite

Following a highway drive from Saskatoon, we will take a series of back roads through grassland, woodland and pond habitat where we can stop and listen for prairie birds which might include Ring-necked Duck, Swainson's Hawk, Western Kingbird, Loggerhead Shrike, Mountain Bluebird, Pied-billed Grebe, Western Meadowlark, Sprague's Pipit, Vesper Sparrow and Wilson's Phalarope. At Redberry Lake Bird Sanctuary, we often find American White Pelicans, White-winged Scoters, Common Terns, Red-necked Grebes. The endangered Piping Plover may nest here when shoreline habitat is suitable. Later, we will drive around the lake stopping at various points watching for numerous species of ducks, grebes, marsh birds and shorebirds. Our waterbird list should include Horned and Eared Grebes, Blue-winged Teal, Northern Shoveler, Gadwall, American Wigeon, Mallard, Northern Pintail, Canvasback, Redhead, Lesser Scaup, Bufflehead and Ruddy Duck. Black Terns, Ring-billed and Franklin's Gulls are normally found flying over the lakes. Breeding shorebirds should include American Avocet, Willet, Killdeer, Wilson's Snipe and Spotted Sandpiper. In marsh habitat near Redberry Lake Bird Sanctuary, we may find Marsh Wrens, Common Yellowthroats, Red-winged and Yellow-headed Blackbirds. We will watch the shrubs for Clay-colored and Song Sparrows plus Brown Thrashers and Gray Catbirds. We could find a variety of migrating arctic-nesting shorebirds visiting Redberry Lake Bird Sanctuary including Least, Semipalmated, Baird's, Pectoral, Solitary and Stilt Sandpipers, Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs plus Black-bellied and Semipalmated Plovers and dowitchers. Rare nesting Black-necked Stilts and Sandhill Cranes are sometimes found. Join us for this leisurely driving tour. Great for a family outing. Both novice and experienced birders are welcome. If requested, a pair of binoculars may be borrowed during tour. If desired, we can hike a portion of the Millennium Point Trail in search of woodland birds. During this Redberry Lake Bird Sanctuary birding tour, your leader will identify the birds and set up a spotting scope allowing you to get the best view of the birds. Join us for this leisurely driving tour. Great for a family outing. Both novice and experienced birders are welcome. If requested, a pair of binoculars may be borrowed during tour. Fee covers leadership only.Participants must drive their own personal or rented vehicle.Meals, accommodation and transportation are not included. Full details at https://livingskywildliferehabilitation.org/birding-tours/redberry-lake-birds/ Other Information. Tax receipt is not available when paying via Eventbrite. Information Source: Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation | eventbrite

JAZZ SINGER SERIES • DOORS @7:30 • SHOW@ 8:30 www.munropatrickmusic.com Known across Western Canada for powerful vocals and passionate performances, Heidi brings on rockin’ blues, cool jazz hits, a selection of her original songs, and a sprinkle of country flavour. Heidi is backed up by Scott Patrick (guitar) Don Griffith (organ), Grant Sotnikow (keys), Hal Schrenk (drums), Gent Laird (bass), Sheldon Corbett (sax), and Dave Anderson (trumpet). Sponsored by David's Distinctive Men's Apparel Terms & Conditions MEMBER TICKET - $31 NON-MEMBER TICKET - $41 ONLY MEMBERS CAN USE MEMBER TICKETS $3 facility fee is included Tax (GST & PST), box office fee & processing fee will be added at checkout Ticket sales are non-refundable Information Source: The Bassment | eventbrite

ALL attendees of the CFMS Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2025 must complete this registration form. **$25 OFF using code TEF2025 for first 50 registrations before August 10th** REGISTRATION DEADLINES: All Travel Equity Fund (TEF) and CFMS-funded delegates : August 10th at 11:59pm EST All other attendees: September 10th at 11:59pm EST - Limited number of tickets may sell out, so we encourage registering well before the deadline! Registration Fees : Registration fee is $185.00 per delegate. This fee includes AGM attendance, meals, and social events. The fee does not include hotel accommodations. Students must arrange for their own hotels (excluding CFMS-funded delegates or award winners). Hotel Partners: We have partnered with the Delta Hotels Sakatoon Downtown to offer our attendees a special group rate of $199 CAD per night : Click Here to Book (Must book room by: August 19th ) *limited number of rooms available on a first come first serve basis* Note: This hotel is a 4-minute walk from the AGM 2025 venue at Delta Bessborough CFMS-MD Travel Equity Fund (TEF) : Students may opt-in to be eligible for the TEF, given you are self-funded, book your flights at least 6 weeks in advance (by August 10th ) and submit your reimbursement request within 14 days after AGM ends. TEF is only applicable for flights/transportation to and from the event city only & does not include accommodation, meals, ubers/taxis, etc. More info: cfms.org/resources/md-travel-awards Placeholder Tickets (if your school is planning to fund a delegate who has not yet been elected for their position): You must still register and pay for a "placeholder" spot by the deadline, as spaces are limited and no accommodations will be made for registering after the deadline has passed First name: Placeholder, Last name: School + Position Please send an email to office@cfms.org to confirm their personal details (name, etc.) as soon as possible once elected. You can also edit the ticket through Eventbrite before the registration deadline. Agenda Outline Thursday September 18th CFMS Board Meeting | 5:00 - 7:00 PM CFMS Board & Leads Dinner | 7:00 - 9:00 PM Friday September 19th AGM Registration | 8:00 - 9:00 AM AGM General Assembly | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Exhibition Booths | 12:00 - 7:00 PM CFMS Lock & Key Reception | 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Saturday September 20th Roundtables | 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM AGM General Assembly | 12:00 - 5:00PM Exhibition Booths | 9:00 AM - 5:00PM USask Evening Social | TBD PLEASE NOTE: Accommodation and meals are charged to the CFMS based on registration numbers collected by the deadline, and thus cancellation or refund is not possible. Please contact office@cfms.org with any questions. Information Source: Canadian Federation of Medical Students | eventbrite

Theme: Promoting Heart Health and Healthy Living Welcome to Lumora Cooking Competition, where we celebrate food thats healthy for the heart! Come join us at Cosmo Civic Centre for an exciting day of culinary showdowns! Test your cooking skills and compete against other aspiring chefs for the title of Lumora Cooking Champion. ----------------------------------------------- Category 1: Adults Eligibility Criteria : Open to all aged 18+ Participant shall present a 3 Course Meal focussed on healthy foods that promote heart health and healthy living. Prize: Winner receives a cash prize of $500/-. ----------------------------------------------- Category 2: Parent and Child Eligibility Criteria: Child shall be age 9-14 years old and accompanied by parent/guardian. Present Only 1 Dish focussed on healthy foods that promote heart health and healthy living. Prize: Winner receives a cash prize of $250/-. ----------------------------------------------- Bring your A-game and showcase your talent with mouth-watering dishes. Whether you're an adult or a child, a seasoned chef or just enjoy cooking as a hobby, this event is perfect for all food enthusiasts. Don't miss this opportunity to impress our panel of expert judges and win your cash prize. Get ready to chop, sauté, and simmer your way to victory at Lumora Events Cooking Competition! Information Source: Lumora Events | eventbrite

NORTHERN SOUL SERIES • DOORS @ 6:30PM • SHOW@7:30PM • RUSH SEATING www.soniareidstudios.com Sonia Reid is a dynamic vocalist, seasoned performer, and dedicated vocal coach with over 25 years of experience helping singers unlock their full potential. A graduate of Redeemer University with a Bachelor of Arts in Music, she is a Licensed NeuroVocal Instructor for Popular Styles, and a Suzuki Trained Vocal Teacher (Levels 1 & 2). Sonia’s soulful, powerhouse performances have captivated audiences across Canada and the U.S., with featured appearances at events like the Sasktel Jazz Festival, The Bassment, and YXE Divas with the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra. Her expertise and innovative teaching methods have earned media recognition, including a feature interview on CTV with Caitrin Hodson. As the founder of Sonia Reid Studios, she works with artists and aspiring singers to find, free, and refine their unique voices. Her studio offers one-on-one training, vocal workshops like Diva Notes and professional development for teachers through the Neuro Vocal Method — a structured coaching program designed to help vocalists become confident, income-generating coaches themselves. Beyond the studio, Sonia serves as a choir director and adjudicator, further shaping the next generation of vocal talent. Whether on stage or in a coaching session, her mission is clear: to help singers cultivate the emotional depth and technical skill needed to create meaningful, memorable performances. Sonia Reid Studios is where artistry, empowerment, and education meet — because when singers rise, so does their confidence, their presence, and their impact. Follow @SoniaReidStudios on social media or visit www.soniareidstudios.com to learn more. Sponsored by Backyard Living Center Terms & Conditions MEMBER TICKET - $31 NON-MEMBER TICKET - $41 ONLY MEMBERS CAN USE MEMBER TICKETS $3 facility fee is included Tax (GST & PST), box office fee & processing fee will be added at checkout Ticket sales are non-refundable Information Source: The Bassment | eventbrite

Venue: Blackshaws 69 24 St E Saskatoon, SK S7H 0T8 Times: Doors - 8:00PM Meet & Greet - 8:30PM Showtime - 9:30PM Tickets: Early Bird: $18 General Admission: $20 Cover at the door: $25 VIP: $30 (Front row seating, No line up, Limited quantity, check in by 9pm) *NO REFUNDS --- We are Canada’s premier and most popular entertainment revue. We are the only cross country touring crew. We perform in every province and look forward to having you at one of our events. We bring a Positive and Fun Attitude. A fast paced show, Energetic, Exciting and Satisfaction Guaranteed! Information Source: Canada's Most Wanted - CPBZ | eventbrite

SONGWRITERS SERIES • DOORS @ 1:00 • SHOW @2:00 www.facebook.com/thenorthernair Formed in 2020 Northern Air is a fusion of country, folk, roots, and Americana. Featuring singer-songwriters Shayne Lazarowich and Dara Schindleka, the duo has performed at the SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival as well as in countless backyards, house concerts, and intimate venues throughout Saskatchewan. Dara and Shayne are pleased to make their Bassment debut as they release their self-titled first recording, Northern Air . Singer-songwriting trio Lois Fisher-Underwood, Darryl Dozlaw, and Joe Callahan share the stage for the opening set. Sponsored by David's Distinctive Men's Apparel Terms & Conditions MEMBER TICKET - $25 NON-MEMBER TICKET - $35 ONLY MEMBERS CAN USE MEMBER TICKETS $2 facility fee is included Tax (GST & PST), box office fee & processing fee will be added at checkout Ticket sales are non-refundable Information Source: The Bassment | eventbrite

Second-year and graduate studies (MSc, MEng & PhD) USask Engineering students will be welcomed into their disciplines by alumni, department heads, faculty members, senior students, and industry leaders. The Hard Hat Ceremony features a colorful display of hard hats representing the engineering disciplines. Reception to follow for students to celebrate their newly chosen discipline. Students may invite family and friends to attend the event by purchasing tickets ($10 each). Please note that students and guests will be seated separately during the main program. Hard Hat Ceremony Timeline: Doors open at 6:30 PM (Hall A, Prairieland Park) Ceremony begins at 7:00 PM Reception to follow the ceremony For more information or to sponsor this event, please contact the event organizer, Tamara Kerluke-Holowatuik at tamara.kerluke@usask.ca ATTENTION GRADUATE STUDENTS: The Hard Hat Ceremony is for graduate studies students (MSc, MEng and PhD) who are in their first year of studies. ATTENTION ENGINEERING ALUMNI: Thanks to the Engineering Advancement Trust, all engineering alumni are welcome to attend the event at no cost. If you are an engineering alumni who is also a parent/guest, please register yourself as an alumni. You can enjoy upfront reserved seating with fellow alumni and are invited to place hard hats upon students' heads within the program. Information Source: USask College of Engineering | eventbrite

The latest digital tools for engineering biology can generate millions of predictions about proteins, microbes, and cells in minutes. Turning those predictions into real-world solutions, however, requires the ability to build and precisely test living systems at a massive scale. That’s where GIFS comes in. Join the Global Institute for Food Security (GIFS) at the University of Saskatchewan on Sept. 23 for an exclusive look inside Canada’s first biofoundry built to advance agriculture and food innovation. At this hybrid seminar, you’ll have opportunities to: Learn how biology , lab automation , and machine learning are enabling high-throughput workflows to scale and accelerate innovative research and development. Explore the leading-edge technologies and technical services GIFS has established to support strain engineering, cell growth and phenotyping, and comprehensive proteomics and metabolomics. Apply for a discount of up to $5,000 on strain engineering and DNA assembly services. Details and eligibility will be shared with all attendees. Joining us in-person? Sign up for a complimentary lunch and tour of our nearby facility following the seminar. Questions? Contact communciations@gifs.ca . Information Source: Global Institute for Food Security | eventbrite

Are you interested in data-driven health research in Saskatchewan? The Health Research Data Platform - Saskatchewan (HDRP-SK) is the province’s first fully integrated multi-agency data access platform for health research. Over the last several years, the HRDP-SK team has worked with health system partners to create a streamlined, transparent process to support researchers with access to health data. We have collaborated nationally to further support inter-jurisdictional research via the Health Data Research Network Canada (HDRN Canada). This event will help you learn how to access health data to support your research projects. Join us to find out how you can use health data in Saskatchewan and across Canada through HRDP-SK and HDRN Canada. Tuesday, September 23, 2025 | 1:00-2:00 pm Room 1130 Health Sciences Buidling, University of Saskatchewan Information Source: Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research | eventbrite

SONGWRITERS SERIES • DOORS @ 6:30PM • SHOW@ 7:30PM www.miakellymusic.com www.blairdunlop.com Two of the most compelling voices in contemporary folk—Mia Kelly (Canada) and Blair Dunlop (UK)—continue their cross-continental collaboration this fall, bringing their tour to Western Canada and select cities in Ontario and Quebec. Earlier this year, Kelly and Dunlop performed to captivated audiences across Ontario and Quebec following a UK tour that saw Kelly as Dunlop’s special guest. This next leg of their Canadian journey builds on that success, offering fans another opportunity to see each artist perform solo sets while celebrating their creative connection. After meeting at Folk Alliance International in Kansas City in 2023, the two award-winning songwriters co-wrote Meaning Well , featured on Kelly’s CFMA-nominated album To Be Clear (2024). Their on-stage chemistry and shared storytelling instincts have struck a chord with audiences on both sides of the Atlantic. Sponsored by David's Distinctive Men's Apparel Terms & Conditions MEMBER TICKET - $29 NON-MEMBER TICKET - $39 ONLY MEMBERS CAN USE MEMBERS TICKETS $3 facility fee is included Tax (GST), box office fee & processing fee will be added at checkout Ticket sales are non-refundable Information Source: The Bassment | eventbrite