Ghost Town, Saskatchewan: Blackstrap Ski Hill (NSFW)
If you grew up in Saskatoon then you might have skied on a giant mound of garbage.
Although it’s been ‘dead’ for years now, the Blackstrap Ski Hill remains a...
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How to win at shovelling your sidewalk
If the city ever starts handing out prizes for best-shovelled sidewalk then we nominate this person
Have we lost the war on winter?
These snow-drenched mo...
The Best Veggie Burger in Saskatoon 2015
"Imagine eating a veggie burger the size of a gorilla's clenched fist"
The best veggie burgers make you feel loved, like you are being hugged by a ray of sunsh...
Michael Dawson appointed as new SaskMusic Executive Director
Michael Dawson is the new Executive Director of SaskMusic. Which is great news – many of us know Dawson through his work as Artistic Director of the Culture Exc...
Volcanoless in Canada to Headline OMFEST 4
Tickets now available to OMFEST 4 on April 25 at Louis'
In celebration of their fourth anniversary as Saskatoon’s premiere music and culture blog, Ominocity is...
10 weird Valentine’s Day date ideas for Saskatoon
Stuck for date ideas this Valentine’s Day? Here are some ideas that don't totally suck
If you're one of those jaded lovelorn jerks who thinks there's nothing t...
REVIEW: Death From Above 1979, Metz and PS I Love You at O’Brians in Saskatoon
DFA 1979: half elephantine low-end thud and half arena rock dance party
Can a smell be velvet? How about rambunctious?
Just before Death From Above 1979 too...
Things We Never Did – a goth dance party for the rest of the weirdos
Can we hope for a total smoke machine dance party or should we prepare to have our awkward teen years revisited?
It's the year 2009 and your friend invites y...
Silent Sea releases video for “Berlin”
Catch Silent Sea and Bombargo tonight at Amigos
Silent Sea, a indie folk group from Saskatoon, have dropped a live session video for their song "Berlin". Che...
REVIEW: The Dead South at The Capitol (Jan. 5, 2015)
Because sometimes the opening act is the big game
An average Monday night in Saskatoon is a challenging one to bring an audience to a show, especially for lo...
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Ominocity is a Saskatoon-based e-zine that is dedicated to promoting the arts, music and independent media, with an emphasis on local events and emerging talent. Engaging audiences with glib, succinct and playful content, Ominocity adheres to a frequent publishing schedule with daily themes, exclusive downloads, artist spotlights, photo essays and offbeat weekly features.