Vitrine francophone CCMA
September 17, 2026 at 5 PM Studio Ian C. Nelson • 914, 20th Street West, Saskatoon
French-language musical performance, with no English surtitles
The Fédération francophone de Saskatoon and the Conseil culturel fransaskois invite you to the Vitrine francophone Canadian Country Music Awards presented by Spotify: an evening celebrating French-language country music in Saskatoon!
The Fransaskois community takes the spotlight during Country Music Week 2026 with a special showcase featuring the nominees for Francophone Artist of the Year:
- Fred Dionne
- Vince Lemire
- Laurence St-Martin
Join us on Thursday, September 17, and discover three standout artists from the French-language country music scene!
A unique opportunity to celebrate French-language country music and support our artists. We hope to see you there!
Free admission with registration – Open to everyone!
Featured Artists
Fred Dionne
Quebec singer-songwriter Fred Dionne stands out for his French-language country-folk-bohemian sound and extensive live performance experience, including appearances at several major festivals across Quebec. His albums Highways and Eldorado have earned him numerous accolades, including ADISQ and Canadian Folk Music Awards nominations, as well as a SOCAN Country Music Award in 2026. He is also a 2026 Canadian Country Music Awards nominee for Francophone Artist of the Year.
Vince Lemire
Originally from Lavaltrie, Vince Lemire is a singer-songwriter whose music is rooted in modern French-language country. Following the success of his first album, Gaz au fond, he continued his momentum with À la bonne place, with several songs becoming some of the most-played tracks on Quebec radio. Performing around 40 shows a year, he is nominated for Francophone Artist of the Year at the Canadian Country Music Awards in 2026 for the second time.
Laurence St-Martin
Laurence St-Martin is a singer-songwriter from Saint-Ignace-de-Loyola, Quebec, who has made her mark on Quebec’s country-pop scene. Since releasing her first album, Filles des Îles, in 2019, she has released three more albums, including Ailleurs in 2026, while performing extensively throughout Quebec. Known for songs inspired by everyday life and her close connection with audiences, she is a 2026 Canadian Country Music Awards nominee for Francophone Artist of the Year.
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Le rideau se lève bientôt sur notre saison 2026–2027.
Rendez-vous le 12 septembre 2026 dès 17 h pour le lancement officiel de la saison, ou revenez dès le 13 septembre pour découvrir toute la programmation.
FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions
La Troupe du Jour is a professional Francophone theatre company based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Since 1986, it has created, produced, and presented theatre in French and contributed to the development of Francophone theatre and culture in Saskatchewan.
Each season, La Troupe du Jour presents a diverse program featuring professional productions, community productions and guest performances from across Canada. Explore the 2026–2027 season to discover what’s coming to the stage.
A season subscription lets you enjoy several shows throughout the season at a reduced price. For the 2026–2027 season, simply select one ticket for each eligible show and the discount will be automatically applied to your cart.
Yes. La Troupe du Jour offers École de théâtre for young people, as well as theatre workshops in schools. These activities give young people the opportunity to develop their creativity, confidence, and interest in the performing arts in French.