Local Arts

Estevan's undoubtedly got talent, and Friday's Act III performance at the Souris Valley Theatre's Frehlick Hall once again proved it. The oldest group of the theatre’s summer camp participants put on the Act III Divas and Dudes play.

For all of those who felt that two days of the Estevan Fair this year weren’t enough, the Estevan Exhibition Association (EEA) has great news. The Estevan Fair 2020 will be not even three, but four days.

Leader Drew Paquette, right, explained how telephones worked in the olden days, when there were operators and party lines in the rural area.

Nineteen years ago, Marie Donais Calder began work on the Other Side series, which told the stories of her father Ed Donais’ time spent in Germany as a mechanic with the Canadian Army following the Second World War.

The Calamity Cowgirls spent the past four summers entertaining crowds throughout Saskatchewan, North Dakota and Montana with their riveting trick riding skills.

The Souris Valley Theatre is bringing back a popular local group to perform at Frehlick Hall next week. The Daae Family will entertain on July 17, starting at 7:30 p.m.

There are a great number of opportunities for Weyburn and area youth to be kept busy this summer, with several organizations and groups offering programs for July and August.