Local Arts

The bass guitarist had an unexpected, last minute work commitment, the drummer had a separated shoulder and John Dale, a.k.

Jan Layh loves the role of adjudicator. She says it’s just like teaching, which means a lot coming from her, since she was a high school arts teacher for many years.

The Estevan Arts Council is proud to present “Duo Rendezvous” concert on Monday, November 8 at the Trinity Lutheran Church, at 7:30 p.m. The performance is part of the 2015/2016 Stars for Saskatchewan series.

Touring the southeast during education week, Sheryl Kennett-Garrett and Ione Krainyk were welcomed into numerous schools to read their books to students in Kindergarten to grade two.

Duo Rendezvous will be performing in Estevan on Monday, Nov. 9, at Trinity Lutheran Church through the Estevan Arts Council’s Stars for Saskatchewan series.

Missoula Children’s Theater (MCT) will be attending Carlyle Elementary School (CES) once again. For the week of Oct. 19 to the 23 a team of two individuals will be present to facilitate a theatrical production of Aladdin at CES.

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.