Local Arts

Irene Kerr, Marilyn Stewart and Tillie Linkert were some of the apartment people who were on a bus trip to the Holes and Evergreen greenhouses in Edmonton, Alta. They enjoyed the day with all the other travellers.

City council heard from an informal committee on assisted living in Humboldt on May 13.

Elaine Will was just 17 when she had what she called "a nervous breakdown". She didn't sleep for a week. It was her last year of high school and she worried endlessly about getting good grades and going to a great university.

St. Augustine School may be in Humboldt, but for one day it became home to the world. On May 9 the school hosted its first ever Folk Fest, designed to teach students, teachers and others about cultures from all over the world.

The Scott Woods Show "Swingin' Fiddles" makes its way to Humboldt

Supporters of the Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery received a special glance at underwater archeology. A film-feature fundraiser was hosted by the Museum in conjunction with sponsors Reel Attractions and Stantec Consulting.

Some 800 dancers converged upon the Humboldt Uniplex between April 11 and 14, to compete in the annual On Stage Dance Festival held in Humboldt.

Audiences can get lost Somewhere.Saskatchewan playwright Kelley Jo Burke and singer-songwriter Carrie Catherine will bring the production "Somewhere, SK" to the stage at Dancing Sky Theatre later this month.

Music, dancing and more music and dancing coming up next weekend. The Battlefords 16th annual PolkaFest is Friday, April 19 and Saturday, April 20 at the Knights of Columbus Centre in North Battleford. The music runs from 7 to 11 p.m.

The title was inspired by geese; the collection has earned a place on the shortlist for a provincial award. Dr. Barb Langhorst, a professor at St.