Local Arts

If you need any further proof that the Battlefords is, musically, one happening place, look no further. The weekend of Oct. 12, 13 and 14 is jam-packed with music that is sure to suit everyone's taste.

Claire Lynch, the Dekker Centre 2018-19 season’s first performer, posed Friday with new General Manager Kali Weber at the first show under her management.

Hip hop hoop dance, sponsored by the Organization of Saskatchewan Art Councils, is touring 14 schools in the province in October, including Pewasenakwan Primary School in Onion Lake, Paradise Hill School and McKitrick Community School in North Battle

Tim and The Glory Boys will be in concert Oct. 13 at Territorial Drive Alliance Church in North Battleford. The B.C natives have embarked on a Canadian tour. To date, their music has been streamed more than 6.

Dolly Parton credits singer-songwriter Claire Lynch as having “one of the sweetest, purest and best lead voices in the music business today.” Friday, Sept.

Tickets are available for a new Dekker Centre season, and like every year it promises to bring variety to the Battlefords.

Roadside Attractions

Writers from across Canada descended upon St. Peter’s Abbey this past weekend for the Sagehill Writer’s Retreat. Thirty-four writers will be creating literary works of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry throughout their 10 days at St. Peter’s Abbey.

Northwest artists and artisans are joining in a celebration of creativity this summer.

It was an exciting but busy process, and one that took many months. For Humboldt’s Tadoma it is one that can be traced back more than a year.