Local Arts

Business for the Arts, Canada’s only national charitable organization of business members who support the arts, announced today the fifth cycle of its successful artsVest program in Saskatchewan.

Creative Saskatchewan and Cinecoup announced that WolfCop 2 will begin shooting in Saskatchewan in February 2016.

Hilarity ensued when six community actors took to the stage in Stoughton to present “Operation Redneck.” A fundraiser for the community swimming pool the play was hosted four nights, Fridays and Saturdays, Nov. 20 and 21, and Nov. 27 and 28.

Creative Saskatchewan is proud to announce a new made-­in-­Saskatchewan feature film will begin production this winter. Land of Rock and Gold will shoot, on location, in La Ronge.

Audrey Trombley and Carol Flynn were acclaimed as chair and vice- chair, respectively, for the Southeast Cornerstone Public School Division during the school division’s annual organization meeting on November 19 Audrey Trombley has served on the boar

Artist Hannah Grieve chats with a young fan of her work at her table for the 4 Festive Floors art show and sale, held at the Signal Hill Arts Centre.

The Regina Symphony Orchestra (RSO) has launched their first ever RSO Piano Festival. This exciting initiative started on November 12 and will end on November 28.

It was an evening of entertainment in Kisbey as recording artists Country Blend took to the stage in Kisbey at the Rec Centre on Tuesday, Nov. 10.

Now that Arcola's historic MacMurray Theatre is almost completely restored, the Arcola Optimist Club is hosting the community's first-ever Country Christmas concert, starring Nashville recording artists, The Jeffersons.

The sounds of swing were featured as the Maryfield and District Lions Club hosted a big band-themed fundraiser on Friday, Nov. 13 at the community's auditorium, featuring Lions member Mark Humphries and His Orchestra.