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The last weekend before Christmas can be stressful, with the ever-growing to-do lists and family visits. Don’t forget to take some time to enjoy the weekend. These events can help get your mind off the endless lists, at least for a little while.
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1 — Laugh while supporting a cause
Saskatoon Soaps Improv Comedy presents Family Christmas Dinner. Everyone thinks their family is crazy, especially at Christmas, but wait until you see the Soaps family. Food, games, memories and quirky family members are sure to keep you laughing in a holiday show filled with overindulgence and over-the-top emotions. The improv troupe performs live comedy based on audience suggestions Friday at the Broadway Theatre at 8 p.m. Proceeds support Haven Kids House. Learn more at broadwaytheatre.ca.
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2 — Embrace the longest night of the year
The Saskatoon Iranian Cultural Association presents a Yalda Night celebration, honouring the longest night of the year with an evening of dance and traditional snacks. A tradition with thousands of years of history, Yalda celebrates unity and welcomes light during the darkest of nights. Enjoy live performances, open dancing, food and beverages throughout the evening. The event is Friday at St. George’s Senior Citizen’s Centre at 7 p.m. Learn more at saskculture.ca.
3 — Celebrate Christmas with puppets
Wide Open Children’s Theatre‘s Christmas concert features festive songs, comedy sketches and puppetry. The interactive show celebrates the holiday season with sing-alongs, laughter and a bit of holiday mischief the whole family can enjoy. The concert runs to Dec. 24 at the Refinery. Learn more at wideopen.ca.
4 — Experience holiday magic
The annual Eaton’s Once Upon a Christmas display captures the magic of the holiday season. Featuring tableaus, stories and mechanical creations, the display has delighted visitors of all ages since 1987, becoming a holiday staple for local and visiting families. The exhibit is on display at the Western Development Museum daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Jan. 3. Learn more at wdm.ca.
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