Local Arts

The Arcola Optimists have been hard at work updating and preparing for the first movie weekend of the season at the MacMurray Theatre. The theatre saw a makeover this year and the Optimists are excited for people to stop by and see their new look.

A musical show that incorporates the stylings of history, blending it with an international and modern sound is coming to the Energy City.

Pro-Life Estevan and area wants to show the community what kind of great things can arise when people face and overcome challenges in their lives.

Crocus 80 Theatre will stage “Rocky Horror Show” at the King George Hotel — bringing this cult classic live on stage with a large cast of local talent.

Austin Senger walks with Weyburn Junior High teacher Tyson O’Dell, who just got his hair and beard braided and coloured after participating in a fundraising challenge for the Terry Fox Foundation.

Applications are now open for the next Saskatchewanderer position. Interested candidates can apply from Tuesday, October 13 until Monday, November 9 to be the next Saskatchewanderer.

Kinsmen Telemiracle is looking for Saskatchewan singers, dancers, bands, and entertainers to audition for a chance to perform on Telemiracle 40. Telemiracle 40 will be hosted March 5 and 6, 2016 in Regina, and broadcast live on CTV.

The Arcola Library hosted Culture Days on Saturday, Sept. 27, with displays in the library and a BBQ. The day before saw kids yarn bombing throughout the community.

At Friday’s exhibition at the Estevan Art Gallery and Museum, artists explored some of the darker recesses of the human mind.

Carlyle welcomed large crowds on Saturday, Sept. 19, and Sunday, Sept. 20, to this year’s 29 th Homespun Craft Show and Sale at the local rink.