Broadway Theatre

Broadway Theatre is a performing arts center with traditional architecture and a distinctive front entrance, located in Saskatoon and housing multiple performance spaces for different types of shows. The building contains several stages where theatre productions, film screenings, concerts and other cultural events take place.

The theatre was founded in 1946, making it an important post-war structure in the city. It was later designated as a municipal heritage property to protect its architectural features and historical significance.

This venue has become a cultural hub where residents regularly gather for theatre, film, music and local events that shape how the community sees itself artistically. Walking through the halls, you experience the blend of entertainment forms that matter most to the people who live here.

The venue is located in the Broadway district and is accessible by public transportation as well as walkable from downtown. It's helpful to check the schedule in advance since the programming changes regularly throughout the year.

The building preserves much of its original structural elements while incorporating modern technical equipment, allowing old and new technology to work side by side. This combination means performances happen in a historic setting with contemporary quality.

Location: Saskatoon

Inception: December 5, 1946

Official opening: December 5, 1946

Address: 715 Broadway Avenue, Saskatoon, SK SK S7N

Website: http://broadwaytheatre.ca

GPS coordinates: 52.11820,-106.65600

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:03