Saskatoon Events | Plugged In Ep 4 | SaskatoonUpClose.com
On this week’s Plugged In, we talk about the following Saskatoon events.
The Bassment – Joel Fafard with Joel Schwartz, Karrnelt & Friends, Elizabeth Shepherd Trio
Odeon Events Centre - Adam K
Amigos – Lady Deathstryke, The Pistolwhips
The Laugh Shop – Matthew Murray wth Paul Voisard and Danny Martinello
Postash Corp Wintershine Saskatoon
Mendel Art Gallery – Steeling the Gaze, Stephen Hutchings, Alison Norlen
The Fez - Fountains of Youth, Rory Borealis
Persephone Theatre – Shirley Valentine
Lydia’s – The Seahags with Tim Vaughn
Prairieland Park – Taboo Naughty But Nice Show, RV Show & Sale
Dakota Dunes - Rory Allen’s Tribute to Elvis the King
Saskatoon Events | Plugged In Ep 2 | SakatoonUpClose.com
For great information on Saskatoon events SaskatoonUpClose.com brings you Plugged In, Episode 2. It is a show about events and happenings in and around Saskatoon. Today on Plugged In we tell you about the following events in Saskatoon.
TCU Place – The Great
The Bassment – Outside The Wall and Doug Boomhower
Odeon Events Centre - Gojira and Nelly Fertado
Amigos – Body Lvl, Sleepwreck, Mehta and Powder Blue & The Wizards
The Laugh Shop – Sean Kent and Drew Behm
Dakota Dunes Casino – Win a trip to Hawaii
The Fez - Six Blocks with The Sleeves and Suicide Messiah
For more information on each event click on the links above to take you right to their websites.
To watch the show on YouTube visit:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kxn0CUosDt0
Pets in the Park – Saskatoon Events
Pets in the Park, held at the Kiwanis Memorial Park on Spadina Crescent in Saskatoon, was held on July 8, 2012 and was a great success. There were so many families there with their pets in support of the event that raises awareness and money for the Saskatoon SPCA, New Hope Dog Rescue and SCAT Street Cat Rescue Program. This is the only time during the year that the City of Saskatoon allows on leash pets in this park. It is a well treed park that banks the South Saskatchewan River offering fantastic views. We enjoyed taking pictures and video of all the furry friends and their families.
From their website at http://www.petsinthepark.ca/
Who
Saskatoon Pets in the Park Inc. (PIP) is a registered charity founded in 2006 and dedicated to raising funds to provide care for sick, injured, neo-natal and homeless animals from Saskatoon. Members of the PIP Committee include members from three local animal welfare agencies, New Hope Dog Rescue, the Saskatoon SPCA, and SCAT Street Cat Rescue Program, as well as some very dedicated animal lovers from the Saskatoon community.
What
Pets in the Park (PIP) is one of Saskatoon’s popular summer events which combines fun for the entire family with fundraising for a great cause. Families can bring their leashed pets to the park and enjoy a wonderful day together. It is held every year on the weekend of July just following the Jazz Festival.
This is the only day of the year that City Council generously grants permission to allow on leash pets to accompany their human families in one of Saskatoon’s most picturesque downtown parks – Kiwanis Memorial Park.
Good music by local musicians and guests is heard on the Showmobile. Demonstrations abound with such activies as dog agility and/or flyball, City of Saskatoon Police K-9 services and dog training show how much we depend on our canine pets and how we can spend quality time with them.
The Saskatoon SPCA holds their hugely successful walkathon every year in conjunction with the PIP event. There always a good chance to see the UofS Huskies during the walk, as well as local dignitaries such as Mayor Don Atchison and the Honourary Chairperson, Mardele Atchison. If you keep a sharp eye, you may even see some visiting celebrities.
The food concession offers a great selection of tasty BBQ as well as treats such as popcorn and sno-cones. There are even doggie sno-cones. At the baking table there are wonderful, homemade goodies right beside the free coffee. Water is provided on site, both for humans and animals. And the dogs get a chance to cool off in the doggie pools.
The Silent Auction has a myriad of outstanding items. The right bid lets you take the prize home. Don’t forget, please be generous with your bids. It’s all for the animals.
The Trade Booth area is expanding rapidly with every year. Pet-related businesses and other non-profit organizations are invited to showcase their products and services to the animal lovers of Saskatoon.
Sponsors, such as Pizza Hut Saskatoon, and participants, like you, help to make this event a truly sensational event and one that neither you, nor your pet, want to miss.
It’s a great opportunity for pets to socialize with other pets, and for pet parents to show off their furry children, all the while, benefiting the animals in need.
We welcome visitors from all over Western Canada to this amazing day.
For more info on the event visit http://www.petsinthepark.ca/
For more info on The Saskatoon SPCA visit http://www.saskatoonspca.com/
For more info on New Hope Dog Rescue visit http://www.newhoperescue.org/
For more info on SCAT Street Cat Rescue Program visit http://www.streetcat.ca/
For more info on Paws in Motion – Saskatoon SPCA Walkathon visit http://paws-in-motion.ca/
To view our great Saskatoon SPCA success story visit http://saskatoonupclose.com/2011/a-successful-saskatoon-spca-story/
President’s Choice Superdogs at the Saskatoon Ex
We went to see the President’s Choice Superdogs Bite it! show at the Saskatoon Exhibition (Saskatoon Ex) and they were amazing. Absolutely amazing! To see all those different dog breeds strut their stuff and do a ton of tricks was stunning. They are more than tricks though. The dogs interact with each other and their handlers in a choreographed sequence of tricks, jumps, dances, walks, runs, chases and lots of barking. It was very entertaining and the crowd was full of a large mix of people. The show was free but I would have gladly paid for it. The video shows some of the event only. You have to go to see how entertaining it really is. All the dogs are actually just pets from the house that join the show at different intervals. Another good thing that was presented was that over 40% of the dogs came from a shelter. Good for them! The show is sponsored by President’s Choice and their brand was clearly evident at the show but they did not ram it down your throat. The show travels all across Canada so nice to have sponsorship. If you go to their website you can learn more about the show, their itinerary and its interesting history.
For videos on adoptable pets from the Saskatoon SPCA, please visit:
http://saskatoonupclose.com/pet-adoption/
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