Local Arts

The Lampman High School Drama Club has garnered a reputation for delivering excellent productions that showcase the acting and the technical expertise of the students. They have earned honours at the regional and provincial levels for their efforts.

A half dozen eager young artists made their way to the Estevan Art Gallery and Museum around 4 p.m. on April 6 to participate in the first After School Art program offered by the gallery’s educator Martina Veneziano.

A week before the sixth season of HBO’s hit TV series Game of Thrones airs, Estevanites will have a chance to travel to the the world in which the series is set, the Medieval-styled Westeros, in a very delicious way.

St. Paul’s United Church was filled with the sounds of talent, last Tuesday night. The 2016 Estevan and District Music Festival highlights and awards for vocal speech and band took place.

An outstanding concert featuring the Cecilian Chamber Series will be presented in Regina for a couple of performances in May. “A terrific little concert series” is how CBC Radio 2’s “In Concert” described the Cecilian Chamber Series.

Singer Tenille Arts is a finalist in the 2016 Discovery Program for the Canadian Country Music Association (CCMA), along with five other artists or groups.

Zachary Lucky remains one of the hardest-working performers in Saskatchewan music, although he no longer maintains the rigorous travel schedule that he held for several years.

Aaron Salamon has gained a reputation locally as a talented carver who is capable of doing some impressive things with stone. His carvings earned him first place in the Estevan Arts Council’s Adjudicated Art Show in 2013.

The newest exhibit on the Estevan Art Gallery and Museum’s (EAGM) project wall space pays tribute to tools and contemplation.

Kaitlyn Van De Woestyne’s ability to tell a story has provided her with some great experiences since she graduated from the Estevan Comprehensive School (ECS) in 2010.