Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra’s 93rd season, the Walk for Megan Gallagher, curling legend Kevin Martin, and the Celtic festival at Crossmount.
Here’s your morning rewind for the Friday, Sept. 15, edition of Global News Morning Saskatoon.
‘Four Seasons of the Moon’ kicks off SSO’s season
The Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra’s 93rd season begins this weekend.
Guest conductor Judith Yan will be leading the orchestra for the Four Seasons of the Moon.
Yan explains what makes this performance special in this interview with Chantal Wagner.
Walk for Megan raising MMIWG awareness
People will gather in Saskatoon on Sept. 17 for the Walk for Megan.
The walk will honour the memory of Megan Gallagher and raise awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women and children.
Brian Gallagher discusses what the event means to him and the message he wants to impart.
Grand Slam of Curling of returning to Saskatoon
The Grand Slam of Curling makes its way back to Saskatoon for the 2023 WFG Masters this December.
World Curling Hall of Fame inductee Kevin Martin says there are a number of storylines to follow at the event, including teams preparing for an Olympic run.
Martin looks ahead to the upcoming event and the state of curling in the country.
Heavy event part of Crossmount’s Celtic festival
Irish and highland dancers and bagpipes are part of the Celtic festival taking place at the Glen at Crossmount.
Heavy events are also part of the festival taking place on Sept. 17.
Karl Hren joins Emily-May Simmonds to explain exactly what the heavy events are and why it is called a competition of strength.
Saskatoon morning weather outlook: Friday, Sept. 15
Great last weekend of summer — Chantal Wagner has your Friday, Sept. 15, morning SkyTracker forecast for Saskatoon and area.
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