WEGO Photo Wrap-Up

One of Remai Modern’s most-loved events returned on August 24 and 25. WEGO 2025 animated Remai Modern and River Landing once again, inviting thousands of visitors to enjoy a vibrant, free festival of art, music, dance, hands‑on fun, and much more.

WEGO was funded in part by the Government of Canada. We are also grateful for Sandbox Mutual Insurance’s support of the Tipi Grounds, and Saskatoon Co-op for sponsoring our BBQ.

Take a look at some of the memories we captured along the way. All photos by Carey Shaw.

**okimaw ᐅᑭᒪᐤ** performed on WEGO amphitheatre stage.

Beau Nectar brought synth pop jams to the west deck stage.

Mr. Eric brought the energy to WEGO with his show.

Music

Attendees caught the playful tunes of Mr. Eric, the roots‑rock storytelling of okimaw ᐅᑭᒪᐤ, the intimate synth‑pop/folk of Beau Nectar, and the melodic storytelling of Jay & Danica.

Hoop dancer Terra Bear’s student demonstrates during a performance.

Justin Hauber performed a piece at WEGO as part of a partnership with Dance Saskatchewan.

Movement

Dance Saskatchewan’s residency performances brought dynamic choreography to life throughout the day, inviting spontaneous movement and dialogue between performers and festival-goers.

Attendees had fun becoming part of Remai Modern’s artwork collection with this photo cut-out.

Girls Rock Saskatoon brought gemstones to jazz up everyone’s WEGO look.

The Ukrainian Museum of Canada brought fun cultural activities.

Concentration was key at the Nutrien Wonderhub station.

People of all ages made buttons with Girls Rock Saskatoon.

Nikki Sirett’s stunning chalk drawings unfolded throughout the day.

Attendees also got to spend time strolling the exhibition *Strong Impressions*.

Families loved playing with the larger-than-life Ludoland toys.

Métis artist Dylan Primeau applied temporary tattoos.

The Western Development Museum showed off some old-school toys that are still fun today.

Art and Play

Everywhere you turned, creativity bloomed: giant wooden games from Ludoland, open chalk drawings by Nikki Sirett, a pop-up temporary tattoo studio, heritage stations, and activity zones from incredible community partners:

Saskatoon Public Library
Western Development Museum
Meewasin Valley Authority
Nutrien Wonderhub
Ukrainian Museum of Canada
Nutrien Children’s Festival of Saskatchewan
Persephone Theatre
OUTSaskatoon

Former Remai Modern Board Chair Doug Matheson and Development Manager Maxine Proctor served up hotdogs at the Saskatoon Co-op BBQ.

The Wanuskewin Heritage Park team treated visitors to fun games all day.

A WEGO attendee shows off her homemade button.

Staff answered questions, gave out prizes and shared all the amazing reasons to become a Remai Modern member.

The Creation Station by Persephone Theatre was oodles of fun.

Thank You!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for WEGO and Low-Sensory WEGO 2025—artists, partners, families, and friends who made the both days unforgettable. We’re already looking forward to welcoming you back next year for more music, movement, and creativity.

This project was made possible in part by the Government of Canada.

Attendees visit Remai Modern for WEGO 2025.

Community

Publish Date — September 7, 2025

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Remai Modern