Local Arts

The Weyburn Public Library has a full slate of programs for September, with activities suitable for all ages and covering a whole range of interests. An example is shown above, with a class for watercolour painting and ink sketching, held on Sept.

The Weyburn Concert Series met for their annual general meeting on Wednesday evening at the library. President, Linda Aitken welcomed those in attendance, and introduced new board members Bonnie Adacsi-Cooke and Stella Swertz.

The St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation expects the seventh annual Festival of Trees will be the biggest edition of the fundraiser yet. The festival will take place from Nov. 15-17 inside Affinity Place and other parts of the Estevan Leisure Centre.

When it comes to the Estevan Humane Society’s events, they always are a blast. Fun, entertaining and family-oriented these community activities guarantee a great time.

The numbers are in for this year’s Rafferty Rumble, and they show that the resurrected event was a big hit in the community.

From Charlie Chaplin to Lady Gaga, the Sask Express Reel Music performance took people of all ages on a timeline music tour.

For the first time, Saskatchewan in motion brought the Community Chase to the Energy City. Estevan was the sixth community to participate in the physical literacy event.

The sun came out to shine on a talented group of artists for the Moose Mountain Provincial Park’s Local Artists Show and Sale, held Aug. 18 on the lawn of the park’s chalet.

The Estevan Arts Council will present the Missoula Children’s Theatre’s performance of Peter and Wendy as part of the 2019-20 Koncerts for Kids series.

The Kenosee Lake Kitchen Party has grown into an event where people of all ages can work on their music and dance skills each year, and learn from some of the most talented musicians in their field.