Local Arts

Ray Lodoen loves art. He also loves motorcycles and machining. The Saskatoon-based artist has an exhibit, Iron Works , at the Estevan Art Gallery and Museum’s (EAGM) Gallery No. 2 that bridges these interests.

By Max Himsl As we have seen, this is a group that is seeking to subvert long tradition of keeping art and artists in the basement where they belong.

Canadian rock music legends Prism and Harlequin will take their turn on stage at Affinity Place in the Energy City on June 18 as the Saskatchewan Summer Games host committee makes another major fundraising push before the Games begin in late July.

Affinity Place was packed to the brims with people excited to get out and savour all that was available this past weekend.

A record-breaking run of Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” has just been completed at the Weyburn Comp with over 1,000 people attending the four performances this past week.

The members of Library Voices are looking forward to playing a couple of concerts in Estevan on June 4, and helping out one of their biggest fans in the process.

The latest exhibits at the Estevan Art Gallery and Museum (EAGM) offer a look at travel, momentum and energy with two wheels.

Weyburn artist Carol Reeve shows her series of portraits entitled “M-L-E”, a series of five art works, which placed third in the local art adjudication at the Signal Hill Arts Centre.

Weyburn photographer Christopher Borshowa wins second place overall for in his entry for the 2016 local art adjudication. The photos were of Matty Foord, and marks the first time that he is exhibiting a male subject in his photos.

It was a sparse but appreciative audience who met vocalist Sean Hogan on Friday night at the Estevan Art Gallery and Museum.