Local Arts

Students from the Drewitz School of Dance in Estevan, under the direction of Lorie-Gay Drewitz-Gallaway, recently received their ballet exam results from London.

Country music fans in Estevan were delighted to the music of three of Canada’s most well-known country music acts Saturday night, as the Hit After Hit tour made its way to Affinity Place.

New Brunswick children’s writer Wendy McLeod MacKnight came to southeast Saskatchewan to talk to students about her books and what it takes to follow the dream. On Tuesday, Lifestyles joined McLeod MacKnight for her presentation at St.

Avery Lafrentz showcased her operatic talents for hometown fans Thursday night when she performed her graduation recital at St. Paul’s United Church.

The Estevan Art Gallery and Museum (EAGM) invites the community to explore the role of language through works of three Indigenous Saskatchewan artists. The exhibition, named I do not Have My Words, recently opened at the Gallery 2.

Marie Calder is seeking help in finding the families of the 21 people who died in an airplane crash south of Estevan in 1946. Calder is a local author who penned the Other Side series as well as a couple of children’s books.

Eli Barsi, a poet, painter and singer from Kennedy, shared one of her poems in song in a book launch and concert on Monday evening at the Weyburn Public Library.

For two hours people kept steadily coming through the doors of Affinity Place on Saturday night, as the Savour the Southeast food and drinks festival was gaining momentum.

“Intimate, precise and tactile.” These are the three words intermedia artist Terri Fidelak, who grew up on a farm near Fairlight, used to describe her art project exhibited in the Estevan Art Gallery and Museum’s (EAGM) Gallery 1.

Becky (played by Jordann Dunkley) holds up her phone so the audience can hear Siri answer a question, in the opening scene for the play, "That's the GIF Of It", put on by the CMHA Youth Theatre program on Monday evening at the Tommy Douglas Centre.