Local Arts

Toby Bridgman and Corwin Skog check out the plans for the new Riverwood subdivision at an open house put on by the subdivision's developers, Nicor Developments, at Canalta Hotels on Thursday night.

Two workers are busy on top of the ornate entrance to Weyburn's historic landmark Courthouse on Thursday, as they make repairs to the narrow roof that is over the front doors.

Business for the Arts recently announced the first round of pre-approved artsVest participants in Saskatchewan.

Each spring, students of all ages in Weyburn and at numerous schools around the country don pink shirts, some with anti-bullying slogans, and they march down the streets of our cities and towns in protest against that most resilient of thorns of atte

The Weyburn Young Fellows Club have spent the past 90 years serving the City of Weyburn to help create a better, more prosperous community

Residents are encouraged to "Hunt For History" with the Soo Line Historical Museum. Historical geocaching booklets are available at the museum for $20 for 20 weeks.

As of Saturday afternoon the city has 3 watermain breaks and are asking city residents to please conserve water. At 3 a.m.

Fourteen local emerging and aspiring professional artists are showing 60 artworks in an 'open' (curator-free) exhibition, entitled, 'Art Reach.' Artists participating in the exhibition have selected their own works for presentation.

Weyburn Arts Council is offering a Fine Arts Award to Weyburn and area post-secondary students with specific criteria. This award is being offered on a yearly basis and the deadline for applications is April 30.

Nikki Williams, Shaina Berling, Tenille Arts and April Hoffman sing "Ma He's Making Eyes at Me" during the annual general meeting for the Weyburn and District United Way on Wednesday night.