Local Arts

Colourful and enchanting costumes, sharp and at the same time gentle moves, beautiful smiles and professional hairstyles and makeups.

A popular tandem that provides entertainment for families will wrap up the 2018-19 edition of the Estevan Arts Council’s Koncerts for Kids series. Splash ’N Boots will perform on May 30 at 7 p.m. at the Estevan Comprehensive School.

The lead cast members for the Weyburn Comprehensive School's senior musical, Mamma Mia, do their pose in the finale for their production, which successfully ran for four performance dates, wrapping up with the matinee on Sunday afternoon.

Delicate, gentle and graceful fingers were flying over the keyboard as butterflies over flowers, as the beautiful classical music was filling the Estevan St. Paul’s United Church. Leah Macfarlane held a piano recital on May 26.

The Estevan Comprehensive School’s band students showcased their talents for the community during the year-end concert Sunday afternoon at the school’s courtyard.

One of the stand-up comedians who will be at the Orpheum Theatre in Estevan on May 25 is looking forward to the performance. Kevin McGrath, who is based out of Alberta, will be joined by Danny Knight and Joel Jeffrey on the stage for the show.

The field has been set for the Estevan Sings competition that will be happening next month as part of the Estevan Fair.

When the Hit After Hit tour made its way to Affinity Place in Estevan on May 11, more than 1,100 people attended the show.

The first-ever appearance by the Missoula Children’s Theatre in Oxbow proved to be a hit. Fifty-nine students from the Oxbow Prairie Horizons School performed during the school’s showing of the Peter Pan musical Peter and Wendy on May 17.

A talented young musician from southeast Saskatchewan will perform in Estevan on May 26 at St. Paul’s United Church, starting at 2 p.m. Leah Macfarlane is a 17-year-old pianist and violinist who lives in Carnduff.