Local Arts

The journey of a family with a person living with Alzheimer’s is a common one in Saskatchewan.

The sounds of music and happy feet could be heard throughout the Winston High School gym, as Watrous School of Dance hosted their 25th annual Watrous Dance Festival.

Middle Lake’s Bethany Pioneer Village continues to work on their basement fundraisers with their third annual Dinner Theatre. This year’s performance had the audience guessing once again during the murder mystery, The Science of Murder.

The St. Peter’s Chorus is going to Sing into Spring with their annual spring concert to kick off their 51st season as a Humboldt based choral group.

Taylor Bley always wanted to pursue a career in acting.

Humboldt had a unique experience on April 6 with the Watoto Children’s Choir performing at the St. Augustine Church. The 18 singer group that performed in Humboldt is one of seven that are currently traveling the world on six month tours.

For a town of 96 people, it was all hands on deck for the Jansen Community Players dinner theatre fundraiser on April 5-7.

Students, staff, and community members alike celebrated the launch of the newest Society, the literary magazine published by St. Peter’s College with a gathering on April 3.

The Humboldt and District Gallery is wrapping up their Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC) Stars for Saskatchewan 2017-2018 concert series with Saskatchewan favourite Chris Henderson taking to the stage on April 14.

Manitoba based Sweet Alibi made two local stops this past week as part of their Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Council’s Stars for Saskatchewan tour.