Local Arts

Submitted - ArtFarm's success is proof that creation matters, live music speaks, Saskatchewan people are the optimum teammates and the most spectacular backdrop IS … the big sky of the Saskatchewan prairies.

Local writer Jean Fahlman is one of 29 contributors to an anthology about rural life and prairie people. The book "Cream Money" was launched May 23 in Regina by Driver Works Inc.

A number of theatrical exercises and activities were brought to Estevan schools the past two weeks, courtesy of the Souris Valley Theatre and their summer intern/employee Josh Pele who will be entering his third year of theatre education at the Unive

Submitted - Both of this week's featured artists express themselves by creating portraits. Rickee-Lee Webster is a painter with a verve for clarity and detail and Max Himsl is a sculptor with an eye for photorealism.

The committee for the Helen Davidson Music Award is very pleased to announce that the 2015 Scholarship winner is Keisha Mowchenko.

Submitted - This week's crop of Art Farmers has yielded Jaynie Himsl and Terry Creurer. Terry is, at her core, deeply mystical, with a strong connection to the Earth. And she does love her earth. Maybe.

The community of Carlyle was entertained on Friday, May 22, as King's Department Store and Michael's Coffee Shop and Bakery brought Art and Illusion to Carlyle Memorial Hall. Keith Kitchen, a musician from Swift Current, performed.

Renowned Canadian Fiddle Champion Scott Woods and his band will be in Weyburn on June 14 for a performance at Grace United Church.

Celtic rockers The Mudmen may be the most Canadian band ever, and they're coming to Arcola's Buddy's Pub on May 29 after two shows in Chicago.

The Souris Valley Theatre is providing students in the southeast the opportunity to catch a glimpse of the opportunities available to them at the theatre’s Youth Musical Camp, which will run from July 6 to July 27, through a series of specialized wor