Local Arts

The second CultureFest of the month was held June 12, with Ukraine being the focus of the City Centre Park cultural celebrations.

The Art Walk allows students in Grades 5 to 8 to display their creations as part of their participation in the Visual Arts Academy.

The works of students from Outlook High School are on display at the local art gallery for just a few days, giving people a chance to see some young creative minds at work.

Some eye-grabbing imagery just above the town of Outlook had to be captured by this photographer over the weekend.

The show, previously called the Local Artists' Show, was open to individuals within a 100-kilometre radius of Yorkton who have ties to the community.

Dancers of all ages were the highlight of the last dance awards ceremony.

Each Thursday of the month features a different culture at the focus.

Two students from schools in the Sun West School Division will have their own original works published in a magazine, spotlighting their creative talents.

The Canora Toy and Autograph Museum includes an extensive collection of Rider memorabilia as well as a wide variety of CFL items from other teams.

Students at Dinsmore Composite School returned to the stage to host two theatrical shows for the first time in six years, following the COVID-19 protocols of 2020 and other delays.