Local Arts

The Souris Valley Theatre is bringing in a number of local and out-of-town musicians for its final event in the 2015 season. The annual Summer’s End concert will be on Sunday, August 16, at the theatre’s Frehlick Hall.

Youth in Carlyle enjoyed a special treat on Wednesday, July 29, as Lee and Sandy Paley performed at the Carlyle Library.

The 2015 edition of the Kenosee Lake Kitchen Party Kids Camp continued its tradition of training the musical mentors of tomorrow, while providing young campers from the ages of 9 to 12 with a fun-filled camping experience that includes instruction in

With a year to spare before the opening ceremonies for the 2016 Saskatchewan Summer Games, a theme song has been chosen and to the delight of many locals, a familiar musical dynasty has risen.

Last weekend, members of the Estevan Arts Council put their talents on display for all to see. The 2015 Visual Arts Tour included a variety of work that runs the gamut of artistic expression, including painting, sculpting, and multimedia art.

Leeann Minogue is excited her play, Dry Streak, will be performed at the Souris Valley Theatre’s Frehlick Hall. Dry Streak is the second main stage show for the theatre this summer.

Residents of Moose Mountain Lodge, staff and visitors were treated to a complete concert experience-with one fan even rushing the stage- as Elvis Presley tribute artist Rory Allen made a surprise appearance there on Monday, July 13, courtesy of the F

Want to take a trip in time back to the prohibition era? At the end of this month you can at the Souris Valley Theatre. Speak Easy , an atmospheric cabaret set in the 1920s, is showing at the theatre on July 30.

A group of young actors strutted their stuff on stage last Friday. July 10 was the final day of practice and the date of the performance for the first of several classes participating in the 2015 Souris Valley Summer Theatre Camp.

The Estevan Art Gallery and Museum's (EAGM) summer art camps have become a popular attraction in the Estevan area. Gallery educator Karly Garnier said all four of this year's camps were filled before the end of June.