There is an old saying: “A picture is worth a thousand words.” And while that has a detrimental effect for someone who charges by the word, these days that saying is truer than any other time is…
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Pride month is a time to celebrate, educate and support the 2SLGBTQ+ community—what better way to do that than by supporting your favourite local queer-owned businesses. First of all, let me…
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National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada is celebrated June 21 st on the Summer Solstice. June is a beautiful time of year when the berries and flowers bloom, the sun stays out longer, the first real…
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Two things that are essential to the enjoyment and enlightenment of life: art and nature. The Alt Hotel in Saskatoon wants to make it easy for you to enjoy both of these since we are so blessed to…
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Saskatoon is one giant playground for photographers. Nature enthusiast? Check out Meewasin Trail. Interested in city life? Our walkable downtown core has you covered. New to photography and just want…
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The city of Saskatoon is home to many compelling artists - so let’s pick their brains a bit to learn about how the city influences their artistic practices. Perhaps you’ll find yourself motivated to…
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In this Q&A blog series, Saskatoon-based artists reflect on the different ways this city influences their artistic practices and what they appreciate about living in Saskatoon. The next artists…
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As the temperature continues to rise after the deep freeze of January and February, now is a wonderful time to make your way outdoors to enjoy the beauty of Saskatoon - just don’t forget your camera…
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Like many of you, I have been working from home for the majority of this past year. Working from home is a bit of a double-edged sword. On the plus side, the fridge and its endless snacks are just a…
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Earlier this year in the warmth of the September sun, I wandered through Riversdale and wrote about some of the striking public art pieces in that neighbourhood (read about those pieces here). But my…
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