Local Arts

Nearly a year after the start of the war in Ukraine, Kali Weber says it's essential to showcase Ukrainian artists and voices to the people of the Battlefords.

Each of the life-sized VR-centric portraits detailing the lives and stories of immigrant women is being celebrated at the Chapel Gallery for a few more weeks.

North Battleford musician celebrates International Women's Day.

The event promises to be an unforgettable celebration of Saskatchewan country music.

The first-of-its-kind First Nation Uplifting Gala was started by Anita Moosomin to honour her late nephew, celebrate budding talent, and inspire the first nation to keep going.

Parenteau has been playing music for decades, mastering the fiddle, guitar, and the mandolin.

"I consider the people who were there when I was brought into this place ... my first story," Peeteetuce said at the North Battleford Library's evening of storytelling on Feb. 16.

Her latest single, 'When You Almost Didn't Love Me,' is out now, released early from her forthcoming March 8 album, 'She's A Story.'

Parenteau's Métis heritage, tracing back to Louis Riel and the Northwest Rebellion of 1885, is a significant part of his music and identity.

For years, artists Cindy Hoppe and Diane Larouche Ellard have been capturing the beauty of the prairies through photo walks near their homes south of Battleford.