Local Arts

For the 50 or so members of St. Peter's Chorus, it was a weekend of crescendos.

It was the seventh successful year for the Pelican Bay Arts Collective's annual spring literary festival.

Hafford Central School held its 15th annual art and drama extravaganza March 25 in Hafford. The first performance of the afternoon was called Murder Most Fowl, written by Colleen Newman.

It's time once again for the Annual Spring Exhibition and Sale at the Chapel Gallery. Friday, March 30 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. the main salon of the gallery will be filled with work by members of three local clubs.

Humboldt is a hockey town, in the middle of a hockey-obsessed area. The local museum will be paying tribute to our love of hockey in a new exhibit that will open just in time for the RBC Cup in May.

In a week or two, a new public art piece will be installed outside the Reid-Thompson Public Library in Humboldt. Over the course of two months, many hands contributed toward the completion of the work, a mosaic made entirely of glass pieces.

Nature inspires her. The eclectic, nature-inspired artwork of Wendy Burton of Humboldt has been installed at the Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery for March and April, in the space devoted to local artists.

The art of St. Peter's College students is up at the Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery this month. The St.

He's a teacher with a passion for parody. Ryan Josephson, who grew up in Humboldt, has been gaining a following on YouTube by posting videos of the parody songs he writes and performs himself.

Glaslyn Central School has received a $5,000 TreatySmarts grant from the Saskatchewan Arts Board to work with a professional musician to help students explore traditional instruments in a modern context, build cultural bridges and improve musical pro