Local Arts

The promotional tour for their newest musical venture got off to a rocky start on Feb. 16, but by the time the Hunter brothers arrived in Estevan on Feb. 18, the laughs were loud and long as they described their latest road warrior ordeal.

Diverse style of jazz and country

Carol Daniels is an accomplished woman. A member of the Cree First Nation – of Cree and Chipewyan decent – Daniels is a professional writer, singer/drummer, artist, and storyteller from Regina.

Organizers of the Estevan and District Music Festival are getting ready for the annual showcase of musical talent in the region. The festival has received 644 entries for this year.

The ultimate tribute to the iconic Johnny Cash, “Ring of Fire” tells the story of finding love, success, faith and redemption.

A longtime Weyburn artist and strong advocate for the People’s Choice art competition, Barry Lautner, had his oil painting voted as the top work of art in the annual James Weir People’s Choice contest, announced at a reception held on Thursday evenin

In an effort to provide work for oil and gas workers during the downturn in the industry, the provincial government has requested $156 million in federal funding to get some of those workers back to work.

Estevan was shown what love is all about by Johnny Reid, last Sunday. Affinity Place filled up with an adoring high-energy crowd, to listen to the rocking sounds of Johnny Reid.

The Government of Canada’s 2016 theme for Black History Month is “A Story of Courage” — providing the opportunity to gain insights from Black Canadians and the countless ways that Black history has shaped Canadian society, values, identity and instit

Artist Amanda Payne displays her photography piece “Peek A Boo”, which is currently on display in the James Weir People’s Choice art exhibition. One of my two absolute favourite things to photograph are landscapes and old buildings, especially barns.