Local Arts

Miguel Fenrich, new reporter for the Battlefords News Optimist, is also a published author.

Artist recorded “Nurse Jane” at home, playing everything herself, including the trumpet.

Krista Leddy spent untold hours dreaming, sketching and planning out the layout of Rainbow Jellyfish.

The program will allow more local organizations to attend events, with BGC Battlefords starting off the cycle of donating tickets for Norman Foote and the Halloween Howl

Kali Weber, general manager for the Dekker Centre, encourages people to come and listen to intriguing, lively music.

When Norman Foote comes to the Dekker Centre on Oct. 28th, students from Bready Elementary are set to form the chorus of his "Halloween Howl"

Fourteen special guests, aged 90 and up, honoured.

The raunchy, modern comedy is set in the Duncan family’s kitchen and follows Maggie, Wanda, Cass, Tom, Axel, and Russell on the eve of a possibly explosive wedding, where family dynamics collide. What could go wrong?

Nov. 16 will kick off a new season for the Luseland Arts Council, hosting Twin Flames.

Danceland Diary author dee Hobsbawn-Smith read from her debut novel at the North Battleford Library, a novel chronicling family trauma set against the Saskatchewan prairie.