Local Arts

The festival includes 15 pavilions representing their respective countries/cultures.

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

Gallery hosts metalwork installation; visitors serve as judges.

The Hotel Saskatchewan marked its commitment to truth and reconciliation by unveiling new artwork by local Indigenous artist.

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.

The 4th edition of the annual multi-day event in May brought out the people in droves, who enjoyed three days of live music, entertainment, games, food and good times.

The annual recital May 31 in Estevan showcased the talents of more than 150 students for two capacity crowds.

Reading of Hurricane Diane by Madeleine George will be presented May 31 at 7 p.m.

Long-time LDSCR executive director Lyle Campbell retires after 17 years; Helen Meekins steps in with a fresh vision.