Latest Events in Saskatoon(May Updated)

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ORAL FUENTES REGGAE BAND live with DNA & KIKI & FRIENDS! One night, three bands - raising hope for Bisi & Kiki. Join us! Don't Miss ORAL FUENTES RAGGAE BAND Live! Get ready for an unforgettable night of music, energy, and community! Join us on May 16th at Lakeview Church Auditorium as the legendary ORAL FUENTES REGGAE BAND headlines a powerful benefit concert, with opening sets from DNA and a special performance by KIKI & FRIENDS. Doors open at 6 pm, show starts at 7 pm. Expect vibrant reggae rhythms, soulful performances, and a welcoming atmosphere—all for a great cause. Every ticket and donation goes directly to support our beloved drummer, Bisi, and his wife, Kiki, with urgent immigration and education expenses. Enjoy the music, make new friends, and help lift two amazing people in our community. Your presence truly makes a difference. Information Source: Olabisi Alabi | eventbrite

Groovara is a high-energy nightlife experience blending Amapiano, Afrobeats & global rhythms for a vibrant dancefloor vibe. Get ready for an unforgettable night of vibes at Groovara — bringing you the best of Amapiano, Afrobeats, and rooted rhythms all in one place. Expect high energy, great music, and a premium nightlife experience. 🎶 Music by: DJ Swago & DJ Horlic (Edmonton) 🎤 Hosted by: Hypeman Africanzo (Edmonton) 📍 Venue: Kalahari Lounge | Club (102 2nd Ave N, Saskatoon) 📅 Date: Saturday, May 16 For VIP, bottle service, birthdays & reservations: 780-298-3407 Information Source: TMG ENTERTAINMENT | eventbrite

Behavioural Challenges, At-Risk Children and Youth, Indigenous Approaches, Strength-Based Care, Resilience, and Self-Harm Response This intensive three-day conference brings together leading clinical experts to equip professionals with advanced, evidence-informed strategies for working with high-risk, marginalized, and emotionally dysregulated children and adolescents. Designed for psychologists, counsellors, educators, social workers, and allied professionals, the conference moves beyond traditional compliance-based models toward collaborative, culturally responsive, and strength-based approaches that build resilience and safety across systems. ____ Day One – May 20, 2026 Working with High Risk Children and Adolescents: Collaborative and Strength-Based Interventions Presented by Carissa Muth Dr. Muth provides a paradigm shift in understanding “challenging” behaviour, reframing explosive outbursts, opposition, and resistance as adaptive responses to unmet needs and skill deficits. Participants explore the neurobiology of dysregulation, practical risk assessment, and dynamic safety planning for acute concerns including self-harm, suicidality, and aggression. Drawing from Collaborative & Proactive Solutions (CPS), Motivational Interviewing, Solution-Focused Therapy, and narrative approaches, attendees learn how to reduce resistance, increase intrinsic motivation, and engage families as active partners. The day emphasizes cross-sector collaboration between therapy, school, and home to create an integrated safety net for at-risk youth while supporting clinician sustainability and self-care. Day Two – May 21, 2026 Applying Indigenous Practices to Build Resilience and Strength in Children and Adolescents Presented by Lyndon J. Linklater Lyndon Linklater draws on Indigenous worldviews, Treaty teachings, and lived experience to illuminate how resilience is nurtured through identity, land, language, kinship, and community. Participants deepen their understanding of historical and contemporary Treaty relationships and how these shape clinical, educational, and community practice today. Through storytelling, reflection, and practical strategies, attendees explore how young people inherit not only trauma but also profound cultural strength. This day emphasizes creating environments that affirm identity, strengthen protective factors, and honour Indigenous youth as leaders rooted in cultural continuity. Day Three – May 22, 2026 Working with Children and Youth Who are High-Risk, Marginalized and Engage in Self-Harming Presented by Caroline Buzanko Dr. Buzanko offers a clinically precise and relationally grounded approach to working with youth at the intersection of trauma, marginalization, and self-injury. Moving beyond outdated safety contracts, participants learn to understand the function beneath self-harm and apply intersectional and biosocial frameworks to assessment and intervention. The workshop covers trauma-informed engagement, dialectical behaviour therapy skills for adolescents (DBT-A), collaborative safety planning, harm reduction, and navigating complex ethical dilemmas involving confidentiality and parental involvement. Emphasis is placed on maintaining therapeutic boundaries, clinician regulation, and sustaining the moral courage required in high-stakes work. Information Source: Jack Hirose & Associates | eventbrite