Weyburn Review

The Festival of Trees fundraiser brought in over $48,000 altogether for the Family Place, wrapping up on Thursday evening with the online auction of trees.

The Ennis Sisters - Maureen, Karen and Teresa - brought their tight-knit harmonies and East Coast-flavoured music to the Cugnet Centre in Weyburn, as part of the Weyburn Concert Series on Thursday evening. They sang well-known carols, some Christmas songs they have penned, and did some Irish step-dancing for the large audience.

The three-day exhibition will host more than 700 global leaders to discuss future projects, new energy models and nuclear applications.

The Wheatland will serve beef-on-a-bun that day also, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., with a cost of $8 per person.

There are many organizations that could use an extra volunteer during the holiday season, and it is an excellent way to give back to others.

Southeast Saskatchewan created a lot of interest in the Government of Saskatchewan's subsurface mineral public offering.

A Winter Wellness pass covers admission for one youth under the age of 18 to the Weyburn Leisure Centre and Credit Union Spark Centre.

A Grade 4 class from Legacy Park Elementary School had a tour of the art exhibit by Metis artist Phyllis Poitras-Jarrett at the Weyburn Art Gallery. They were asked to find a "spirit bead" specially placed in each work, and to choose their favourite work out of the exhibit.

Gifts of service are also a great idea for those you wish to bless during the holidays.

A number of Christmas-related programs and activities will be featured at the Weyburn Public Library through the month of December.