Local Arts

Wadena was filled to the brim with dancers from across the province as the Wadena School of Dance hosted their 11th annual Dance Kraze on March 10-11.

The stars have finally aligned for Jeffery Straker and the Marysburg Assumption Church and Centre Of The Arts with Straker coming to perform a live acoustic show on April 8.

Dancing Sky Theatre once again turned into a hockey arena for the return of Kenneth Brown’s play, Life After Hockey.

When poet and essayist, Lorri Neilsen Glenn, set out to discover the story of her great grandmother, Catherine Kennedy Couture, it was not to write a book about the story.

Lisa and John McLaggan included Humboldt as one of 10 tour stops for their two week long joy ride across the prairies as Tomato/Tomato (pronounced To-May-Toe, To-Mah-Toe).

While Naked Tourist, Sacred Mountain is based on real events, the story of two tourists, Natalie and Owen, dealing with an international incident is a theme that seems to be happening more and more, according to playwright, Rod Macpherson.

Submitted In a Malaysian hotel room, two climbing partners find their holiday threatens to become a jail term after they posted naked photos of themselves atop the sacred Mount Kinabalu.

She was born in the United Kingdom but now she calls Canada home. More specifically, author and poet Joanna Lilley has spent the last 12 years in Whitehorse, Yukon after moving there for reasons that are still unknown to her.

Tracy Hamon took a trip to the Reid-Thompson Public Library on Feb. 20 to share her poetry with Humboldt readers.

John and Lisa McLaggan met in graduate school where they were both getting their masters in musical performance.