Local Arts

There will be no shortage of musical magic in the Energy City on Saturday and the Tower of Song duo of Oliver Swain and Glenna Garramone will be one of the major contributors. The B.C.

Late Saturday morning 21 photographers armed with a variety of cameras ventured forth from the Estevan Arts Council craft room in the leisure centre to spend the next four hours capturing Estevan images through their lenses.

The popularity of the Estevan Drewitz School of Dance continues to grow as evidenced by this year’s response to their 33rd annual recital on May 28.

Maureen Ulrich is paying homage to Saskatchewan’s contribution to the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL) – the famed circuit that existed from 1943 to 1954.

Champion fiddler Scott Woods will wrap up his “Love That Fiddle” touring show at the Grace United Church in Weyburn on Sunday, June 12. “Love That Fiddle” showcases one of Wood’s favourite instruments, the fiddle. The concert will start at 7 p.m.

By Max Himsl After the harrowing events of last week’s work party it was necessary to avoid direct exposure to the Articulturist Cult until deprogramming has been deemed fully successful. It’s true.

By Sabrina Kraft Tenille Arts has found that moving to Nashville was one of the best things she could have done for her music career. “It is really great living there. I have been song writing every single day, and my writing has really grown.

Weyburn hosted the 2016 Jean McCulloch Junior Piano Competition on May 14 at the T.C. Douglas Centre. The adjudicator for the day was Tanya Derksen, executive director of the Regina Symphony Orchestra.

The Souris Valley (SV) Museum has kicked off what it expects will be a busy 2016 season. Opening day for the museum, and the neighbouring Visitor Information Centre, was on May 20.

A project that incorporates stories from immigrants coupled with their portraits which is being compiled by CommonWeal Community Arts Inc., involved a trio of Estevan newcomers.