Local Arts

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.

It has been something that Arts Humboldt has wanted to arrange for a while now. And on March 2 they will get their wish with Humboldt saxophonist Gerard Weber coming to town with the Gerard Weber group.

He stood up during karaoke and Neil Diamond came out. That is how Jason Scott became the American singer-songwriter for his Diamond Forever, A Celebration of Neil Diamond show. Scott will be bringing his show to the Humboldt Legion on Feb.

The Watrous Area Arts Council wrapped up concert number three for their Organization of Saskatchewan Art Councils Concert (OSAC) Series with Derina Harvey taking the stage on Feb. 9 in Watrous.

The Quill Plains Regional Arts Council wrapped up concert number three for their Organization of Saskatchewan Art Councils Concert (OSAC) Series with 100 Mile House taking the stage on Feb. 11 in Wynyard.

Organizers of last Saturday’s Cajun Swamp Stomp were having nothing to do with a -30 night. Instead, they put on a show that emulated nighttime in the city of New Orleans.

The Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery are celebrating the fight.

The Canadian Chamber Choir (CCC) is on their way to Saskatchewan and they will be making a special Humboldt area stop. Performing on the Marysburg Centre of the Arts Stage on Feb. 7, the Choir will be joined by the St.

The pipes were playing, the tartan was flying, and toes were tapping as the Quill Lake Highland Dance Club held their 22nd annual Robbie Burns Night.