Saskatooning this June
Whether you're looking to celebrate Pride, support Indigenous activities, or soak up the city's energy, we've got your go-to guide to all the awesome things this month.
Your Guide to Pride
June marks the start of Pride Month in Saskatoon, with celebrations running all month to the Pride Parade on June 28 at noon.
There’s a mix of ways to take part, whether it’s the PRIDE All-Ages Dance on June 13 for a family-friendly afternoon supporting Trans Sask, or a night out on June 26. That evening includes Spill the Tea: Pride Edition at Art Bar, where queer storytellers take the stage, followed by Music Grows Here at Gather Local Market, showcasing local 2SLGBTQIA+ artists.
More events are still to come, but these highlights offer a glimpse at what Pride Month in Saskatoon looks like.
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National Indigenous History Month
June is also National Indigenous History Month, a time to honour and learn from the rich cultures, stories, and traditions of Indigenous Peoples. Whether you are looking for local Indigenous experiences or shops, it’s important to take time this month to listen, learn and support!
Here are some great Indigenous shops to support:
Want to level up your experience? Book an Indigenous tourism activity through The Local Adventure Co. or immerse yourself in cultural experiences with a stay at Dakota Dunes Resort. From stargazing and bannock on a stick to traditional games and Indigenous dinners, you'll come away with a deeper connection to the land and its stories.
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Don’t miss: the 2026 Ācimowin Film Festival, running June 3–6 at the Roxy Theatre. As the only Indigenous film festival in Saskatchewan, it brings together powerful storytelling from Indigenous filmmakers across the prairies and beyond.
Screenings take place throughout the festival, alongside cultural programming and opportunities to learn, connect, and experience stories rooted in Indigenous perspectives. It’s a chance to experience powerful storytelling while supporting a growing film community rooted in the prairies.
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Broadway Spring Fling
Back again this year, Broadway Spring Fling takes over Broadway Avenue on June 13 from 10 AM to 5 PM. Expect a full day of family-friendly programming, with street performers, live music, dancers, and plenty of activities for all ages. You’ll also find food vendors, sidewalk sales, and local artisans set up along the street, making it an easy way to spend a full day exploring one of Saskatoon’s most vibrant districts.
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Children's Festival of Saskatchewan
It's the ultimate playdate! Head down to Kinsmen Park for the Saskatchewan Children's Festival, featuring performances, hands-on activities, and fun for the whole family. Be sure to stop by Nutrien Playland at Kinsmen Park for rides and more fun once you are done at the Children's Festival!
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More Fun Around the City
You didn't think I was done, did you? Here are more amazing June happenings:
- Farm-to-Table Feast with Calories Restaurant – June 8 at Farm One Forty
- Saskatoon Rattlers Home Games – June 8, 13, 26 at SaskTel Centre
- The Festival Fransaskois- June 6 & 7 at Kiwanis Memorial Park
- Saskatoon Berries Home Games – June 2, 3, 4, 10, 11, 14, 15, 17, 18, 21, 22, 25, 30 at NexGen Patch at Cairns Field
- Legally Blonde: The Musical – June 20–29 at Persephone Theatre/The Remai Arts Centre
- And SO. MUCH. MORE.
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June in Saskatoon is absolutely stacked, and whether you're celebrating love, learning something new, or just looking for a reason to get out of the house, this city's got something for you. To view all the other events and activities in Saskatoon, check out our Calendar of Events and follow us on social media!
So, grab your crew (or fly solo), throw on your sunnies, and get out there and enjoy some #saskatooning. We'll see you in the crowd.
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