Events & Gatherings

LUGO Frequencies

March 14, 8 PM til late
Remai Modern

See the LUGO Frequencies Photobooth presented by TD

All tickets to LUGO Frequencies are now sold out. There will be no available tickets at the door.

On March 14, the must-attend party of the year invites you to feel—and create—the pulse of the artistic community. Journey into visual and auditory rhythms and dynamic movement at LUGO Frequencies, Remai Modern’s latest iteration of its signature art party. Expect new artist collaborations, unexpected encounters, and inspiring creativity around every corner.

Capture the vibrancy of the night with outfits that evoke perpetual motion. From the restless waves of fringe to metallic fabric that flickers with movement under party lights, we suggest styles that look best during a twirl on the dance floor.

As always, LUGO will feature bites from some of Saskatoon’s best restaurants; cocktails, mocktails and more; and an epic end of night dance party.

Check out the LUGO Frequencies Style Guide here!

Big Tones
Anthony Pasqua, known as Big Tones, is an Indigenous recording artist based in Saskatoon, with ancestral ties to Treaty 4 Territory through Pasqua First Nation #79. Rooted in storytelling and healing, his music draws from lived experience and an old-school hip hop sound.

Meghann Michalsky & Kyle Syverson

Contemporary dance performed to live music by The Radiant – Meghann Michalsky is an independent choreographer, dancer, educator, producer, and filmmaker based in Calgary (Mohkínstsis).

Kyle Syverson is a Saskatoon-based dancer, choreographer, and teacher with over 15 years of experience working across ballet, contemporary dance, and Contact Improvisation.

Dev Daddy is a DJ known for her selection, style, & versatility. Whether playing at clubs, sporting events or art exhibitions, she draws from a mix of genres and aesthetics in her sets, inviting the audience to connect with sound and each other in new ways.

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Alexa Hainsworth Vibratory

This installation brings together suspended and grounded textile forms to explore states of transition, protection, and weight. The hanging elements hover overhead like fragments of shelter, glyphs or drifting sound. Their layered translucent surfaces allow light and shadow to pass through and multiply across the space.

Shadows function as an extension of the work, activating the walls and ceiling and positioning the viewer inside the installation rather than outside it. Moving through the space, the body becomes aware of its own scale and vulnerability, caught between suspension and grounding. You may float through the space or sit in contemplation among the creatures and forms.

See Artist Bio

Rawda Mabrouk

Rawda Mabrouk is a dancer, choreographer, designer and multidisciplinary artist based in Saskatoon. Originally from Cairo, Egypt, she has trained in diverse forms of dance since childhood. Holding a bachelor’s degree in Product Design and certification in movement training, she integrates dance, design, and visual art into an interdisciplinary practice that explores body, material, and space. Her work is guided by curiosity, storytelling and a belief in movement as a transformative force.

Lindsay Harpham

Lindsay Harpham is a professional contemporary dancer, dance educator, choreographer, adjudicator, and Kinesiologist. She has worked with companies such as Red Sky Performance, Larchaud Dance Project, Gadfly and has performed in professional dance tours throughout Canada, the United States, Europe and Australia.

Justin Hauber

Justin Hauber is a celebrated Canadian dancer from Saskatchewan, known for his versatility and artistry across multiple styles. With a decade of professional experience, he is a sought-after performer, acrobat, choreographer, and educator. Trained in global dance hubs including Vancouver, Los Angeles, London, and New York. He has collaborated with Remai Modern, Step One Dance Company (RWS Global), renowned choreographers, and has performed across 40+ countries with Royal Caribbean and Holland America. Justin continues to inspire dancers worldwide through performance and education.

Ella Dawn McGeough

Ella Dawn McGeough (b.1982, White Rock, Canada on unceded territories of the Kwantlen, Katzie, and Semiahmoo Nations) negotiates sticky sites of affection & infection, influence & inheritance, obligation & commitment, encounter & entanglement, inside & outside, you & me, they & we. Alongside Liza Eurich and Colin Miner, they co-edit the publishing project http://Moire.ca . They recently relocated from Toronto to Saskatoon (Treaty 6, homeland of the Métis), where they became area chair of Sculpture at the University of Saskatchewan’s School for the Arts.

Darren Miller

Darren Miller (he/him) was born and raised in Saskatoon, Treaty 6 before fleeing to study music in Victoria, Darmstadt, Banff, and Buffalo. Now reestablished in town with daughter Nadia (6 at time of Lugo Frequencies), son Leif (8 at time of Lugo Frequencies), and wife Chelsea (eternally youthful); Darren has been making music with local band Deep Archive, as a solo performer, and in the Saskatoon Experimental Music Ensemble.  He’s overjoyed to take part in this years festivities as sonic frequencies constitute his proverbial bread and butter.