Five things to do this weekend in Saskatoon, April 4-6

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The variety of live entertainment this weekend includes music, drag and theatre. For something a little quieter, check out a pop-up art gallery showcasing local artists.

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1 — Don’t miss a final concert tour

Canadian country music legend Carroll Baker performs One Final Tour. Accompanied by Bakerstreet, she celebrates a musical legacy spanning more than 55 years. One of the most celebrated figures in Canadian music, Baker captivates audiences with a soulful voice and a commanding stage presence. The concert is Friday at the Broadway Theatre at 7 p.m. Learn more at broadwaytheatre.ca.

2 — Experience genre-spanning music

Nashville-based Canadian guitarist and composer Harry Bartlett performs with his latest album Mountain Air. A blend of jazz, folk, bluegrass and country styles, Bartlett’s music is ever evolving as he learns new styles. He’s joined by Canadian folk-jazz artists on the album, including violinist Aline Homzy and bassist Andrew Downing who are touring with him. The concert is Friday at the Bassment at 8:30 p.m. Learn more at thebassment.ca.

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3 — Enjoy a drag tribute with trivia

Sad Sally and Marsha Melo host Trisha Paytas Trivia and Tribute. Teams of up to four are welcome to participate in the trivia event, which will be followed by drag tributes to Trisha Paytas through various points in her 15-year internet career. Featured artists include Stony Mac, Yee Hawty, AnnaLynne Mokho and Freya Grant. The show is Friday at Art Bar at 9 p.m. This event is for ages 19 and up. Learn more at artbartheatre.com.

4 — Consider the limitations of a first impression

Live Five Independent Theatre presents Rooftops by Saskatoon playwright Drew Mantyka, produced by Wonder City Collective. Exploring what we know about our shared spaces and how much we assume about someone based on first impression, the story follows Emma on a day when she learns a space she thought was just hers is full of surprises. The play runs to Sunday and April 9-11 at the Refinery. Learn more at livefive.ca/rooftops.

5 — See local artwork

The City of Saskatoon hosts a pop-up gallery program in the lobby of the Saskatoon Field House. The program provides local artists with a civic space for artistic expression, where the public can connect with their work. The current exhibition by Eric Anthony Cust features photography taken around rural Saskatchewan. Prints include birds, animals, landscapes and structures. The exhibition runs to April 15. Learn more at saskatoon.ca.

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