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ABOUT THE SBA

Established in 1983, the Saskatchewan Band Association is a registered charity dedicated to the development and promotion of Band music throughout the province. We are open to any individual, group or organization interested in furthering the development of bands in Saskatchewan.

The Association represents community bands, school bands, the Saskatchewan Pipe Band Association, band directors, music educators, band parent associations, students, and education institutions.   

Membership in the SBA demonstrates your support of band and the value it adds to the cultural fabric of our communities. Together we present a strong, collective voice, both provincially and nationally, on issues affecting Saskatchewan bands and the Saskatchewan community.

To show your support for band, consider becoming an SBA Member today. For more information:

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Donations Welcome

As a registered charity, SBA relies on the support of volunteers and donors to help support our work.

Thank you for considering making a donation, every contribution is appreciated.  

Make an online donation:

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Or mail in your donation at any time.

Registerd Charity #: 129147112RR0001  

Thank you for supporting Band!

Find out more: Access our Annual Reports

Tuba Christmas


SBA's Christmas Tuba Festival provides an opportunity for tuba, baritone, and euphonium players from across Saskatchewan to gather and perform various well known Christmas carols for the community! 

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FREE & Join the fun near you.


The Importance of Community Bands


Saskatchewan Community Bands are foundational to the cultural fabric of our province and the individual communities they serve.

Join Us is a key message from our Community Bands: as an adult wanting to learn something new, as a past band musician wanting to reconnect or as an appreciative audience member - EVERYONE is Welcome!  Watch our NEW Community Band promotional video, click on the image to the left.  

For more information about Saskatchewan's Community Bands, visit:

Community Bands


Why Play Music?


When you listen to music, multiple areas of your brain become engaged and active. But when you actually play an instrument, that activity becomes more like a full-body brain workout. What's going on?

This Ted Ed video explains the fireworks that go off in musicians' brains when they play, and examines some of the long-term positive effects of this mental workout.


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