SaskMusic Work Together: Juno Submissions
Facilitator: SaskMusic
Delivery: In-person
Length: 2 Hours
Cost: Free
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Workshop Overview
Ever wondered about submitting to the Junos? Worried about the submission process or just never had the dedicated time, energy, money to submit? Than this Work Together is for you!
This upcoming SaskMusic Work Together is designed to make the process less intimidating, give you dedicated time to work on your application, and SaskMusic even covers your submission fee ($100+ value!). Artist & Music Mentor Lenore Maier, along with SaskMusic staff, will be on hand to help with questions as you go through the application process. Just come with your computer, your submission materials (see the Junos 2027 submissions checklist in the Reference Guide linked in the FAQ section below), and we’ll make a fun night of it.
If you have any questions about getting your submission materials ready contact SaskMusic via email at info@saskmusic.org in advance of the session so they can help you put your best foot forward with the application.
Key Submission Dates and Deadlines for JUNO Awards Submissions Presented by TD*
- Eligibility period: September 1, 2025 to November 6, 2026
- Submissions open: September 21, 2026
- Deadline for all submissions: November 5, 2026 11:59PM PT / November 6, 2026 2:59AM ET
Artist & Music Mentor Biography: Lenore Maier
Lenore Maier (she/her) is an arts organizer, administrator and musician based in Saskatoon, SK, on Treaty 6 Territory. She is currently the Executive & Artistic Director of the Broadway Theatre, Winterruption Saskatoon, and The Salt Shaker Music Festival in Manitou Beach, SK. She has worked for other music and film festivals including the Saskatoon One Take Super 8 Event, Regina Folk Festival and Swamp Fest. Lenore holds a Master of Public Health and a BA International Studies from the University of Saskatchewan, and she plays drums and sings in Saskatoon surf pop band The Garrys. Lenore is passionate about the Arts and Community Health, specifically where those two realms intersect.
Frequently Asked Questions
We understand that you may have questions, and we’re all here to help! Some of the most commonly asked questions about this workshop are covered below but if they don’t cover what you are looking for feel free to reach out to SaskMusic, and they’ll respond promptly to ensure you get the assistance you require. Your satisfaction is priority, and we’re all committed to making sure you have all the information necessary for a seamless experience.
You will be able to find the reference guide as well as the submissions guidelines on the JUNO Awards website by clicking here. There is a link to the document via their Google Drive.
The JUNO Awards have reshaped the categories and you can read more about it in their Media Release by clicking here.
Registration
This is a partner event and registration is handled by SaskMusic. Click the button below to be directed to their website and complete your registration.