Local Arts

Actress Trenna Keating was inducted to the Weyburn Walk of Fame on June 15th, however, Trenna was unable to attend the induction ceremony due to her filming schedule. Her sister, Tara Keating, accepted it on her behalf at that time.

An article on the Estevan Mercury’s website, www.estevanmercury.ca, has inspired a husband and wife team to make a movie about the Flying Farmers organization.

The Rafferty Rumble weekend is over, and there are no other words to describe it other than a huge success. “We are very pleased with how everything went. Sports tournaments went over well, the force competition went well. Downtown was packed.

Can you hear the music? It’s finally here! Rafferty Rumble is ongoing in the Energy City. West of Mabou started playing downtown Estevan at about 10:30 a.m.

The inaugural yoga festival hosted by the OM Yoga Studio had a lot of offer the people who registered for one or two days, as well as those who dropped in for a session.

The Estevan Art Gallery and Museum (EAGM) recently received a $44,000 Professional Arts Organizations Program grant from the Saskatchewan Arts Board (SAB) to support its operations. They were among 61 applicants in this particular category.

This August, communities in southeast Saskatchewan will have the opportunity to hear music from across the ocean.

The Estevan Arts Council (EAC) is seeking submissions for the 2019 Ev Johnson Memorial Adjudicated Art Show, being held Oct. 26 at the multipurpose room of the Estevan Leisure Centre.