Notice of OSAC Annual General Meeting
The OSAC Board of Directors and Staff would like to invite you to the OSAC Annual General Meeting on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at the Delta Hotels by Marriott Saskatoon Downtown, Michelangelo B&C | 8:15am.
2025 AGM Minutes | 2026 AGM AGENDA | 2025 Financial Statements
Departing Board Members:
Syndel Thomas Kozar – Melfort Arts Council is retiring at the end of her first term as she is entering a Master's Program at the U of S, while still having a young family at home, as well as other professional and volunteer commitments.
Treena Redman – Leader & District Arts Council – has reached the end of her Board eligibility after 12 years as Marc Holt assumes the role of Past Chair.
The Slate of Candidates:
OSAC Board Chair:
Natasha Hill – Weyburn Arts Council - first 2 Year Term - READ BIO
Returning Directors:
Caron Dubnick – La Ronge Arts Council – Entering their third and final 2-year term - READ BIO
Robyn Lang – Melville Arts Council – Entering their third and final 2-year term - READ BIO
Nicole Theissen – Station Arts Centre Cooperative – Entering their second 2-year term - READ BIO
New Directors:
Shannon Erickson – Yorkton Arts Council - Entering their first 2-year term - READ BIO
Logan Duchscherer – Leader & District Arts Council (OSAC is creating a one-year, nonvoting position on the Board of Directors, SPARK/INSPIRE/YOUTH REPRESENTATIVE. Should Logan decide to join the OSAC Board of Directors after this one-year test, this will not impact his eligibility. READ BIO
OSAC is Hiring!
OSAC is seeking a motivated and creative individual to join our team as a Communications & Administrative Assistant.
This position will play a vital role in enhancing OSAC's communications, social media presence, and providing administrative support for our programs and initiatives.
The ideal candidate will be highly organized with a passion for the arts, excellent communication skills, expertise in social media, and proficiency in administrative software.
Job Description HERE
REGISTER for SHOWCASE 2026
OSAC is thrilled to announce that registration for Showcase 2026 is officially open! Join us in Saskatoon from October 16-18 for an exciting weekend of performances, art exhibitions, workshops, networking and industry connections.
Prices increase October 1, and registration closes October 11 at 11:59pm. – REGISTER HERE
Our host hotel is the Delta Hotels by Marriott Saskatoon Downtown, and all performances will take place at the funky Broadway Theatre.
Explore all the exciting activities planned. We can’t wait to see you there!
SaskTel Documentary Highlights OSAC Tour
A powerful new mini-documentary about Tomatoes Tried to Kill Me But Banjos Saved My Life is now available on SaskTel MAX On Demand and YouTube.
Produced by SaskTel in partnership with Bamboo Shoots, the film shares Keith Alessi's remarkable story and the inspiration behind this unique Saskatchewan tour.
This season, communities across Saskatchewan are using the tour to support local causes including hospitals, palliative care, youth mentorship, community arts organizations, and many other initiatives.
Watch the documentary and learn more
Performing Artists Line-up is HERE!
OSAC is excited to announce the performing artists selected for Showcase 2026, taking place October 16–18 in Saskatoon.
Get ready for two days of live performance, as the selected artists take the stage at the Broadway Theatre.
Meet the 2026 Showcase performing artists HERE and explore this year’s lineup.
Partners & Sponsors
Thank You to Our Amazing Partners & Sponsors! 🎉
A huge THANK YOU to all of our wonderful partners and sponsors who have come on board to support Showcase 2026 in Saskatoon this October!
Their support, partnership, and commitment mean so much to OSAC. It’s through the generosity and involvement of businesses, organizations, and community partners that we bring this exciting event to life and create an incredible experience for everyone attending.
THANK YOU for believing in Showcase 2026 and being part of the journey!
We can’t wait to see everyone in Saskatoon this October!
OSAC Art Exhibit Brings Mental Health Into Focus
OSAC's touring exhibition - Invisible Winds, features the work of well-established and up-and-coming Saskatchewan artists with a focus on mental health.View the CBC Coverage HERE
