Local Arts

Canadian singer-songwriter Ron Hawkins and his band, The Do Good Assassins, will be the opening act for Blue Rodeo when the Canadian country-rock group appears at Affinity Place on Jan. 15.

There were over 100 musical albums produced by Saskatchewan’s musical artists in 2016 that qualified for a special project co-ordinated by SaskMusic.

Singer Tenille Arts presented two sold-out performances in Weyburn on Thursday at the T.C. Douglas Centre, as she was home with her family over the Christmas-New Year’s holidays from her home in Nashville. “It was a lot of fun.

It’s never too early to make plans surrounding the Estevan and District Music Festival since the program involves more than a week of adjudication plus special events that surround the musical proceedings.

The Broken Arrow Youth Ranch held a Cowboy Christmas on December 10. The ranch is located south of Wood Mountain.

Neil Fisher, the Saskatchewanderer for 2016, had a year full of adventure that will not be forgotten. Travelling the province since January, Neil both Saskatche-wandered and Saskatche-wondered.

A popular outing across the board and a fun new way to enjoy an evening has been popping up across the country in various forms. The idea is to spend an evening with friends, while learning how to paint.

There’s no place like the Royal Saskatchewan Museum for the holidays.

The JAMS Family Christmas will be returning to the Knox Hall on Christmas Day, December 25. The JAMS Family Christmas is hosted by the Spencer family, who have run the dinner for the past 13 years.

Act One Productions from Alida will be celebrating 25 years of theatre this March. The organization raises funds for community projects, while providing an evening of entertainment.