Nuit Blanche Saskatoon is celebrating its 10th year this Saturday!
Nuit Blanche is a global art movement that arrived in Saskatoon in 2014. Overtaking multiple venues and city streets throughout Saskatoon’s core neighbourhoods, the festival features projections, sculptures, installations, performances, music, theatre, visual arts, poetry, and other forms of contemporary art. Nuit Blanche provides people of all ages with the opportunity to engage with Saskatoon’s art scene while exploring public spaces late into the night.
Nuit Blanche installations and performances will be taking place Downtown along Spadina and through River Landing. Be sure to check out “Museum of the Moon” by Luke Jerram, presented by Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra. The moon will be on full display at St John’s Cathedral from 7:00 PM until midnight, and completely free of charge.
We encourage you to make an evening of Nuit Blanche by stopping for food + drinks at one of Downtown’s amazing restaurants and pubs. Rumour has it that Nuit Blanche even has their own festival beer, made by Downtown’s microbrewery Shelter Brewing Company!
Be sure to check out @nuitblancheyxe for maps and all the festival information.
