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At the top of the hour, Medicine Hat country superstar Terri Clark said she was back in the saddle again after 18 months of virtual appearances and was elated to be performing live once again.
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The grandstand crowd was elated to have her back, clapping, stomping and singing along with Clark and her band for a four-song set. Clark will perform nightly at Stampede Park until July 13 and will be replaced for the preshow mini-concert by bluegrass band High Valley until July 18.
The Prairie Lily sails on the South Saskatchewan River during Saskatoon s annual fireworks festival. (Tourism Saskatoon)
To kick off the Family Day long weekend the Nutrien Fireworks Festival will host an online event.
“With the pandemic the Nutrien Fireworks Festival could not happen on the September long weekend as it traditionally has been, so that event was postponed to the Family Day weekend,” Brad Dezotell, president of Fireworks Spectacular explained.
The online show starts at 5 p.m. Saturday and features live performances and two fireworks displays.
While some Saskatoon residents will be able to spot them from outside their windows, no crowds are allowed to watch on-site.