The Festival is proud to be hosting over 30 artisans across the site. Come check out & purchase the works of local jewelers, painters, printmakers, & more!

This year we have over 50 free, outdoor performances at the Saskatoon Fringe. From acrobats to jugglers to musicians, we hope that you will join us as there are performances scheduled on all three outdoor stages, and the only cost to you is what you throw in the performer’s hat at the end of the show!

We have invited Saskatoon community organizations to set up shop on our Festival site (two – three new groups each day). Be sure to stop by and learn who is making a difference in our community!

Interested in being part of Community Corner in 2024? E-mail Phil at philippa.williams@25thstreettheatre.org.

Celebrate the memory of Saskatchewan photographer Thelma Pepper with us on the last day of Fringe!

Join 25th Street Theatre and the Thelma Pepper Family for a walk from the Fringe site down to the river/Meewasin Trail and back, to enjoy all of the things that Thelma loved most – community, nature, and art.

Bring your own polaroid camera or use one of ours to take photos along the way and be part of a collaborative art piece!

Free of charge. All are welcome!

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This year at the Collaboration Station, we are making masquerade masks! Join theatre artists and educators Angela Christie and Sammy Ramsay at this free drop-in program for young ones where you can make a theatrical mask that you can take home with you.

Operating Hours

• Weekdays – 6:00 – 9:00 pm
• Weekends & Holidays – 12:00 – 9:00 pm

Join us and our friends from Ground Yoga on August 5th & 7th @ 11 AM for another summer of outdoor flow led by Branden Crozier! Reconnect with your body beneath the beautiful sun in W.E Graham Park.

Afterward, join us in our Fringe Garden for a cool drink from High Key Brewing, Crossmount Cider, or Great Western, and check out all the wonders and entertainment that our festival site has to offer!

Important info:
•These will be flow sessions
•Please bring your own yoga mat
•Please bring your own water
•There is no admission fee
•These are weather-dependent events
•No RSVP is required

Bus: Be green & take a bus to the Festival. Route 8 & 13 serve the Broadway area. Check the City of Saskatoon website for more information.

Bike: Bike to the Festival and park with ease! The (free!) Bike Valet, run by Saskatoon Cycles, will store & secure your bike so you can enjoy the day. Be sure to pick up your bike anytime before 10:15 pm!

Car: Remember that there are residential parking restrictions put in place for a two-block radius around the Festival! Metered parking is available on Broadway Avenue.

Should you wish to discuss parking restrictions or passes further, please contact the City of Saskatoon at 306.975.2400.  

*NOTE* Please consult the City of Saskatoon website to ensure your trip is not hindered by construction in the area.

The Festival is playing host to 21 unique indoor theatre performances in 2024!

Shows are being performed at:

• The Cosmopolitan Senior’s Centre 614 11th St. E
• The Refinery 609 Dufferin Ave.
• The Broadway Theatre 715 Broadway Ave.

Tickets may be purchased in advance of the show online, at the Sales Office (located in W. E. Graham Park) during Festival hours, or at the door half an hour before the event begins.

All tickets are final sale. There are absolutely no refunds or exchanges. There are no refunds for any unused portion of the 10-show pass.

Doors open 5 minutes ahead of showtime. Latecomers are admitted at the discretion of the artists. Please don’t be late!

Absolutely no photography or videography of any kind is allowed inside the venues during the shows. Please be respectful to the artists and turn off your cell phone, smartwatch, etc.

View the 2023 Fringe program here!

Get your Fringe tickets here!

Each performance involves countless hours of writing, rehearsing, costuming, directing, and perfecting—not to mention the very many years artists spend mastering their craft.

Arrive early: Latecomers will not be permitted into performance.

Buzz off: Mute ringers, beepers, buzzers, and tweeters.

Be in the moment: Do not take photos or videos of performances. Refrain from texting or talking during the show. Turn your phone off and enjoy!

Portable toilets are available in two locations across the site: off 11th Street E by Ecole Victoria School and at the 12th Street E entrance into W. E. Graham Park.

Wheelchair-accessible toilets will be available at each of the locations listed above!

• Yes, there are security officers present on the festival site.

• Portable toilets will be available off 11th Street E. by Victoria School and at the 12th Street E. entrance to W. E. Graham Park. Wheelchair-accessible toilets will be available in the set of portable toilets mentioned above.

• One of the main reasons our festival is so successful is due to our loyal and hard-working volunteers. We are always looking for new volunteers to join our festival.

To learn more check out this FAQ document!

To Apply: Please fill out the Google Form linked here!

Further questions? E-mail Katie at katie.blackburndust@25thstreettheatre.org!

The (free!) Bike Valet (at the 11th Street E entrance to W. E. Graham Park), run by Saskatoon Cycles, will store & secure your bike so you can enjoy the day. Be sure to pick up your bike anytime before 10:15 pm!