Local Arts

“It's really three celebrations in one,” says Carlyle Library board member and Cornerstone Family and Youth (CFY) Coordinator, Jenn Sedor of Carlyle. “We're celebrating three different things today.

A rich story about three Saskatchewan women who end up playing professional baseball will be staged at the Tommy Douglas Performing Arts Centre.

Estevan Comprehensive School (ECS) was the place to go, for whacky, spontaneous and side-splitting funny entertainment, on June 15 and 16.

The G.F. Kells High School hosted their year-end band concert on Monday, June 6, with the Grade 5/6 Band and the Senior Band (grades seven-12) performing.

Malia Becker admits she has never encountered a production quite like Diamond Girls. Becker is the star of the one-act, one-woman play that will be performed at the Souris Valley (SV) Theatre’s Frehlick Hall on June 20 and 21.

The organizers for the Bow Valley Jamboree have announced the lineup for the annual one-day music festival south of Oxbow on Aug. 6.

Michele Amy has taken a unique approach to running the Kenosee Lake Kitchen Party, an annual music camp in Moose Mountain Provincial Park. Rather than having camps divided into different age groups and skill levels, there is one large camp for all.

Regina-based band Library Voices showed their support for their friends Nolan and Jenine Haukeness on June 4. Five of the seven members of Library Voices are originally from Estevan, and they have all known Nolan Haukeness for years.

George Belanger, lead vocalist and guitar player for Harlequin, is looking forward to taking to the stage, at Affinity Place, on June 18, for Rockin' the Games.

Kristen Keith is the winner of the 2016 Helen Davidson Music Award, and will receive a scholarship of $2,000. Keith is graduating from the Weyburn Comprehensive School this June and plans to continue her study of piano.