Darke Hall is thrilled to announce its 2026/27 Darke Hall Presents season—a lineup filled with unforgettable music, powerful storytelling, laughter, celebration, and artists from across Canada and beyond.
From Celtic rock parties and intimate singer-songwriter evenings to holiday favourites, comedy, folk, jazz, and community celebrations, this season is built around connection: artists and audiences sharing the room together.
2026/27 Darke Hall Presents Season
Saturday, October 3 — Skerryvore
Opening Weekend kicks off with Scotland’s Skerryvore, bringing a full-throttle Celtic rock party packed with driving rhythms, big energy, and feel-good celebration.
Sunday, October 4 — Dan Mangan
2x JUNO Award-winning songwriter Dan Mangan returns to Darke Hall with an intimate evening of sharp storytelling, humour, and deeply human songs.
Sunday, October 18 — Kellie Loder
JUNO nominee Kellie Loder delivers powerful folk-pop performances filled with emotional storytelling, soaring vocals, and East Coast charm. Presented in partnership with OSAC.
Friday, October 23 — Hawksley Workman
Bold, theatrical, and endlessly inventive, Hawksley Workman brings his genre-bending mix of pop, rock, and cabaret back to the stage.
Saturday, November 14 — God Is A Scottish Drag Queen
Part comedy, part commentary, and entirely unforgettable—Mike Delamont’s award-winning one-person show delivers big laughs and sharp observations on humanity and pop culture.
Sunday, November 22 — JJ Voss: Tribute to Steve Earle’s Guitar Town
Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Guitar Town, Saskatchewan songwriter JJ Voss pays tribute to Steve Earle with an afternoon of gritty, roots-driven storytelling.
Thursday, November 26 — Burnstick
JUNO-nominated duo Burnstick brings haunting harmonies, emotional storytelling, and the unmistakable sound of the Weissenborn guitar to Darke Hall. Presented in partnership with OSAC.
Thursday, December 10 — Leahy
Celebrate the season with Celtic roots, step dancing, and holiday cheer as the legendary Leahy family returns with a joyful, high-energy Christmas performance.
Friday, December 18 — Jill Barber: A Holly Jolly Christmas
Jill Barber brings warmth, nostalgia, and sparkling holiday classics to the stage in an intimate evening of festive storytelling and song.
Saturday, December 19 — Celeigh Cardinal: A Very Celeigh Cardinal Christmas
JUNO Award-winning Métis artist Celeigh Cardinal returns to Darke Hall with a soulful holiday performance blending classic favourites, original music, and heartfelt storytelling.
Sunday, December 20 — Deck the (Darke) Hall Holiday Sing-Along
Bring your friends, family, and festive spirit for a joyful community sing-along featuring The Tuesdays and a whole lot of holiday cheer.
Friday, February 5 — Laila Biali
JUNO Award-winning pianist, vocalist, and broadcaster Laila Biali blends jazz, pop, and storytelling into a rich and engaging live performance.
Saturday, February 20 — Megan Nash
Local love for Saskatchewan favourite Megan Nash for an evening of alternative folk songwriting, connection, and powerful live music.
Tuesday, March 2 — Donovan Woods
Known for his thoughtful lyrics and understated style, Donovan Woods brings an intimate night of folk and country storytelling to Darke Hall.
Tuesday, March 16 — The Arrogant Worms
Canada’s beloved musical comedy trio returns with absurd lyrics, catchy songs, and plenty of laughs—including cult favourites like The Last Saskatchewan Pirate.
Friday, April 2 — Andrea Menard in Concert
Award-winning Métis artist Andrea Menard shares an evening of soulful music and storytelling rooted in culture, resilience, and connection.
Wednesday, April 14 — Boy Golden
Prairie artist Boy Golden brings dreamy country-folk vibes, easygoing rhythms, and feel-good energy to the Darke Hall stage.
Wednesday, April 28 — The Johner Brothers
Saskatchewan country legends The Johner Brothers reunite for a night of hits, harmony, and the high-energy performances fans have loved for decades.
Wednesday, May 12 — Lemon Bucket Orkestra
The season closes with an explosive party as Toronto’s Lemon Bucket Orkestra transforms the theatre with their genre-bending “guerrilla-folk-punk” sound.
Tickets available at purchase.darkehall.ca
