10 local music acts over two nights at Danceland
Dinner and a Show
The people of Saskatchewan are invited to two nights of live entertainment and be part of the live audience that will be featured on TeleMiracle 51
Tickets on Sale Now (including a buffet dinner):
watrousmanitou.com/events/danceland-minimiracle2026/
The MiniMiracle (November 20 & 21) is a live concert series, open to the public, filmed over two nights to air at TeleMiracle 51. Hosted by the historic Danceland Ballroom, attendees will be treated to a buffet dinner and 5 local musical acts per night. As with TeleMiracle, it will also feature stories about the impact the organization has on our communities and interviews with the musicians. The TeleMiracle production team will be there in full force, capturing the weekend to be featured from 1 am to 7 am of TeleMiracle weekend.
This is one new initiative TeleMiracle will be trying out to bring the show to more communties beyond Saskatoon and Regina.
Heidi Munro is set to host the Friday evening. Her and Scott Patrick will close the night off with their own performance. Munro & Patrick are Saskatchewan Country Music Association Group Of The Year 2024 and 2025; Scott is the Guitar Player of the Year 2020, 2023 and 2025; and Heidi is a 2 time SCMA Female Vocalist of The Year and 2025 and Legend and Legacy Award Recipient.
Hosting on Saturday will be done by Brock Andrews. Hailing from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Brock Andrews brings a unique blend of heartfelt storytelling and powerful vocals to the stage. Brock has 16 Saskatchewan Country Music Award nominations, 6 singles that have charted in the Canadian Country Top 100, ‘RADIO’ spent 19 weeks in the Country Top 100, and was a CBC Future 40 honouree and 2022 SCMA Awards co-host.
Quotes from Producer, Kyle Burgess
The longevity and success of TeleMiracle is a provincial effort, and yet had mostly been featured in only the biggest centres of the province. We wanted to include more communities in TeleMiracle beyond Saskatoon and Regina. To my knowledge this is the first time part of the show has been filmed Danceland. We choose the location becuase of its history of bringing people together, charm, and how supportive the local Kin groups have been with TeleMiracle since its inception.
People are encouraged to attend, bring all their friends and their dancing shoes. Have fun, singalong and get up and move if your feel it.
Once upon a time, my parents lived in Watrous and my grandparents, Bill and Kay, were regulars at Danceland. I am very excited to connect with the building and I know many of the musicians involved are excited to play there for the first time.
Friday, November 20
- School of Rock
- Brady Weldon
- East Side of 2nd
- The Darcy Clayton Band
- Munro & Patrick
Saturday, November 21
- Ron Loos
- Hotdog! Bluegrass
- Freightliner Country Band
- Prairie Gamble
- Brock Andrews
A few samples from TeleMiracle 50
East Side of 2nd is a rock and roll band with some of the most energy you’ll see on a stage. Coming from Saskatchewan’s most northern city, Prince Albert, they play rock originals and covers everyone knows, adding their own loud, gritty guitars, raw, raspy vocals, ripping harmonica and energy-filled twist.
This will be the third year for East Side of Second at TeleMiracle. Last year the brought the house down with their energy
Prairie Gamble is a southern blues rock band. The band embodies an eclectic mix of musicians whose diverse backgrounds fuel a sound both gritty and soulful. Their debut album is set for release in the spring of 2026.
This is Prairie Gamble’s second year at TeleMiracle. Since last year, they have release an album, new music video for “Ain’t Gotta Be Good” and will be opening for April Wine on New Years Eve.
