Local Arts

Some games are not created with the hope of greatness. Some games are simply created for fun. I suspect that fun was the focus for creator Brian Niro when he came up with Front Line No Komrades.

Students, faculty, and guests at Yorkton Regional High School feasted on a full Thanksgiving meal last Friday, filling the halls as they lined up for big platefuls of food.

Music is everywhere. The Dumpsta Dragons were in Yorkton to prove it. The duo of Alcvin Ramos and Andrew Kim were at St. Mary’s and Columbia Schools on Sept. 25 as part of an OSAC tour of Saskatchewan classrooms.

When we talk about the Brick Mill in Yorkton, we have to ask why people are working so hard to save it.

When they called Danielle Mills to the podium to accept her award, she was caught off-guard. “I honestly didn’t expect it at all,” she said. “It was surreal.

A ‘Life Chain’ was held at the corner of Broadway and Gladstone in Yorkton Sunday. The event was a respectful and silent public witness in recognition of the value all human life. It was organized by Parkland Right to Life.

A fall supper was held at The Bentley by Revera in Yorkton Saturday with proceeds going to Habitat For Humanity in the city. The meal included turkey, stuffing and all the trimmings. Here Bentley residents Vi and Gary Kriger get their supper.

As part of Culture Days in Yorkton, Katie Miller gave a free concert and vocal harmony workshop Saturday at the Godfrey Dean Cultural Centre, Historic Land Titles Building in the city.

As part of Yorkton Culture Days, a free Big Band Concert was held at the Royal Honda Showroom Saturday. The event included music by All That Jazz Big Band, a car show, and a hot dog sale.

If someone wants to enjoy nature in Yorkton, take time to go jogging, or possibly try their hand at some fishing, a good place to go is Logan Green.