Fireside Stories III Tell the Bees 

Dancing Sky Theatre is delighted to present the third in our Fireside Stories series: Tell the Bees.

We began these outdoor gatherings after the lockdown, as a safe and meaningful way to bring our community back together through stories, food, and shared experience. Held in our beautiful outdoor amphitheatre, these evenings invite artists and audiences to gather around the fire, surrounded by the prairie landscape, to connect, reflect, and celebrate.

Although we’ve resumed our regular indoor performances, audiences keep asking: “When will you do another outdoor storytelling night?” We’re happy to say — the time is now!

This event explores the magical, mysterious, and essential world of bees. Bees are at the heart of our survival, pollinating over 75% of global food crops and supporting ecosystems across the planet. For thousands of years, they’ve also held a special place in human imagination — as messengers between worlds, symbols of community and devotion, makers of food that never spoils, and sources of ancient medicine.

Four Saskatchewan artists will share original works inspired by the diverse array of bee species that inhabit our region. And, if you wish, Chef Ernie will prepare picnic packs for you to enjoy with family and friends.

We invite you to join us at Dancing Sky — bring your loved ones, watch the prairie sunset, and be part of an evening of stories under the open sky.

Reserve tickets for the show only, or the show and picnic boxed meal.

Picnic and Concession:

NOTE - Due to weather and construction we encourage you to check the highway hotline for any travel delays.

Dancing Sky Theatre is located in the village of Meacham, SK – just a 50 minute drive east of Saskatoon. Harvest Hall houses the intimate theatre and dining-room where you are able to enjoy a three course, home cooked meal before performances Friday thru Sunday. For more on Dancing Sky visit their website at dancingskytheatre.com.

This storytelling is outside in our amphitheatre, we recommend bringing a cushion for the bench and dressing appropriately for the cool September evenings.