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As the summer heat fades and the crisp air of autumn settles in, Saskatoon comes alive with a calendar full of events that showcase the city’s vibrant community spirit, cultural depth, and lively entertainment scene. Whether you’re a long-time resident or considering making Saskatoon your new home, September 2025 is the perfect time to experience all that our city has to offer.
From bustling street fairs to world-class concerts, here are the top must-attend events happening in Saskatoon this September.
Broadway Street Fair – September 6
Broadway Avenue will once again transform into an open-air festival filled with over 20,000 visitors, local vendors, artisans, food trucks, and live music. This free community event is one of the most beloved traditions in Saskatoon—perfect for families, friends, and anyone wanting to soak up the city’s energy.
Doylefest – September 5–7
Just outside the city at Eagle Creek Regional Park, Doylefest brings together live music, local vendors, and family fun. With kids’ activities like tie-dyeing and face painting alongside a disc-golf tournament, this festival has something for everyone.
FAM JAM at Churchill Park – September 7
Hosted by the Adelaide Park–Churchill Community Association, FAM JAM is all about community connection. Expect great food, entertainment, and family-friendly activities in the heart of Churchill Park.
Saskatoon Ribfest – September 12–14
If you love good food, Ribfest at Kinsmen Park is the place to be. With award-winning ribbers, live music, and a festive outdoor setting, it’s a mouthwatering way to enjoy one of Saskatoon’s favorite September weekends.
Everything Country Outdoor Market – September 13
This massive market features handmade goods, vintage treasures, local produce, baked goods, and even animals. It’s a fantastic opportunity to support local makers and take home something special.
Saskatoon Celtic Festival – September 20
Celebrate Celtic heritage at John Lake Park with Highland dancing, pipe bands, live Celtic music, and traditional heavy events. This festival offers a taste of rich cultural traditions in a lively, family-friendly setting.
Nuit Blanche – September 20
Downtown Saskatoon will light up with interactive art installations, performances, and exhibits during this enchanting nighttime arts festival. It’s a magical way to experience creativity in the city after dark.
Saskatchewan Culture Days – September 20–October 6
This province-wide celebration of arts and culture brings performances, workshops, and exhibits to Saskatoon. It’s an ideal opportunity to explore local talent and immerse yourself in the creative side of our community.
Major Concerts at SaskTel Centre & TCU Place
Music lovers are in for a treat this September:
- Lynyrd Skynyrd – September 12 (SaskTel Centre)
- Aqua – September 15 (TCU Place)
- Keith Urban – September 27 (SaskTel Centre)
These shows bring world-class entertainment to Saskatoon, highlighting our city’s growing reputation as a stop for top touring artists.
Wanuskewin Heritage Park Programming – All Month
September is a meaningful month at Wanuskewin. From Indigenous art workshops to cultural programming, there’s much to learn and celebrate. On September 30, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation will be honored with special programming—a powerful reminder of the importance of community, history, and connection.
U of S Huskies Athletics – Kickoff Season
The Huskies bring spirit and energy to the University of Saskatchewan this month. Highlights include the Football Homecoming game against UBC on September 5 and Women’s Soccer matchups against Lethbridge on September 6–7. It’s a perfect chance to support local athletes.
Ride for Refuge – September 5
Held at River Landing Amphitheatre, this community fundraiser supports vulnerable youth through a fun and meaningful cycling event. You can join as a rider, supporter, or cheerleader along the route.
For those who call Saskatoon home—or are thinking about it—these events highlight what makes the city so special. It’s not just about the homes and neighborhoods; it’s about the lifestyle, culture, and experiences that come with living here.
From delicious food festivals to cultural celebrations, September is the perfect time to fall in love with Saskatoon all over again.
Thinking of buying or selling in Saskatoon? Reach out today—I’d be happy to help you find the perfect place to call home in a city full of life and opportunity.
