Local Arts

A country rocker with roots in Saskatchewan is bringing his energetic performance to the Energy City, to lighten up the night as the days grow shorter, this coming Friday, Nov. 18.

The arts in Weyburn was the theme for the October 17 meeting of the Town and Country Women, as they met at the home of Margaret Lukey with eight members attending.

Lampman's Maureen Ulrich has brought a lot to the Souris Valley Theatre during an eight-year tenure on the cultural organization’s board.

The musical world of “Seussical Junior” will be staged by the Weyburn Comp Junior Musical Theatre group next week. The musical will be staged at the Cugnet Centre on Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 16 and 17, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Many well-known Dr.

For the first time ever, the Royal Canadian Legion is reaching out to Canadians via Facebook Live to share key moments during the Poppy Campaign and the national Remembrance Day Ceremony.

Those who think the Saskatchewan is flat and boring might want to catch the latest photography exhibit “Bad­lands: A Geography of Metaphors”.

A few new art exhibits will be on display during the months of November and December. In the Allie Griffin Art Gallery will be Marilyn Nelson’s show “Where is the Love?”. It is showing from November 2 until the end of December.

Actress and writer Jean Freeman spoke about her children’s books and her experiences on the comedy series “Corner Gas”, during a reading held at the Weyburn Public Library on Saturday afternoon.

One of Canada’s most famous bands will be appearing in Estevan for the first time early next year. Blue Rodeo announced that they will be coming to Affinity Place on Sunday, Jan.

They nearly doubled last year’s attendance figures, so the popularity of the Estevan Art Gallery’s (EAGM) Halloween Haunt can’t be denied.