Local Arts

Michael Chapman said he hopes the Frankie Valli tribute that he’s leading, Oh What A Night!, attracts both audiences over and under 40.

The Band with No Name had the Humboldt Legion rocking with the music of Tom Petty for the Humboldt and Area Refugee Coalition fundraiser on Nov. 17.

It was standing room only for Tim Neufeld and the Glory Boys at the Humboldt Bible Church on Nov. 12.

It was a wild ride for Laila Biali as she made her way across Saskatchewan and into Humboldt on Nov. 2 at the Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery for her Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils Stars for Saskatchewan concert tours.

It was a mix of original tunes and covers with Arts Humboldt Sound Cheque Showcase at the Humboldt Golf Course on Nov. 5.

David James’ opening line makes it clear that he’s not a Johnny Cash impersonator but a tribute artist. “Hello,” James promised he’d say. “I’m almost Johnny Cash.

Dr. David MacKinnon and Kelly Waters are teaming up again to bring another speaker to the Gog. Friday, Nov. 10, The Gog will host writer and speaker Harold Johnson.

Maymont Central School students and staff tried not to freeze Friday as Living Sky School Division representatives introduced the division’s new welding trailer.

The Gog is honoured to host a fundraiser in support of local GSA and Pride efforts. Funds will contribute to local awareness for community diversity, visibility for LGBTQ+ issues, and future community Pride events.

A couple upcoming shows at the Dekker Centre are sure to give audiences their money’s worth. First, on Saturday, Nov. 4, Heillig Maneuvre hits the stage.