Saskatooning this September
The city is buzzing with events, activities, and experiences to help you soak up the last golden days of summer while easing into fall. Crisp air, colorful leaves, and cozy vibes are on the way—but September still has plenty in store.
Meewasin Grazing Dinner
Back for another year, the Meewasin Grazing Dinner returns this September at Beaver Creek Conservation Area. This exclusive small-group experience blends nature, fine dining, and conservation into a one-of-a-kind evening that celebrates Saskatchewan’s prairies.
Recently named The Globe and Mail’s #1 pick for summer exploration in their Hidden Canada 2025 list, this unforgettable event will connect you to the land, your food, and one another like never before.
Photo Credit- Sik Pics
Street Fair Fun
September still brings two incredible outdoor street fairs!
- Broadway Street Fair- September 6: Broadway comes alive with local pop-up shops, food, cultural activities, entertainment, and shopping galore.
- 33rd Street Fair September - 13: Spend the day roaming vibrant 33rd Street, filled with vendors, artists, live music, food, and unique shopping experiences.
Be sure to add both fairs to your calendar and enjoy these lively community celebrations before summer officially says goodbye.
Photo Credit- Aspen Films
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Each year, September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It’s a time to honour the children who never returned home, Survivors of residential schools, and their families and communities. In Saskatoon, several events invite us to learn, reflect, and continue on the reconciliation journey:
- Wanuskewin Heritage Park- September 30: A full day of reflection, storytelling, education, and honouring.
- Every Child Matters Powwow - September 28–30: Saskatoon Tribal Councils annual Powwow is back at SaskTel Centre. Admission is free, and everyone is encouraged to wear orange.
You can also support local Indigenous businesses such as Awasis Boutique, Bannock Express, Postal Pizza, Wanuskewin Gift Shop, or book a stay at Dakota Dunes Resort to enjoy immersive Indigenous experiences.
Do you still need an Orange Shirt? Stop by our Visitor Centre to pick yours up!
Photo Credit- Sik Pics
Outdoor Experiences
September still offers incredible ways to connect with nature with Back2Nature Wellness:
- Drift & Dine – A floating grazing and meditation paddle featuring a guided SUP experience, artisan food box from Prairie Grazer, and riverfront meditation.
- SUP, Sauna & Glamping – Paddle from Outlook to Camp Wolf Willow, enjoy brunch, breathwork on the sandy shores, dinner and wine at Wolf Willow Winery, then unwind with glamping and a wood-burning barrel sauna.
These are just a glimpse of their unique offerings, check out the full list of experiences before the season wraps up!
Nuit Blanche
The Nuit Blanche Festival is back! This free nighttime contemporary art event transforms Saskatoon with live performances, music, theatre, sculpture, and interactive art installations. Happening Saturday, September 20 from 7:00 pm to midnight across Broadway, Riversdale, and Downtown, it’s the perfect festival for night owls and art lovers.
Photo Credit- Nick Biblow
From flower u-pick days at Black Fox Distillery to U of S Huskies football and soccer games, September in Saskatoon is full with things to do.
Check out our full events calendar for even more happenings, and be sure to fill your schedule with fun, you won’t want to miss a moment.
Whether you’re embracing fall or holding onto summer, Saskatoon has something waiting for you this September!
Bailie Knowles
Bailie grew up in a small town but was always a "city girl" at heart. Saskatoon is home to her and her family. Her household is full of love and chaos with her husband, four (wild) & wonderful children, and their beloved furry companion. Bailie works as the Content & Social Marketing Specialist with Discover Saskatoon. She loves getting out into the community with her family and taking in all of Saskatoon's events and attractions. Her family loves discovering new parks, trying new restaurants and breweries, hitting up all the events, and attending sporting events like the Saskatchewan Rattlers & Huskies. Follow along with her family adventures @bailie.knowles on Instagram!
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