Local Arts

Local theatre fans were treated to a thought-provoking evening that explored the insidious effects of gossip, as the senior drama group from Carlyle's Gordon F.

Keeping with what works the Cornerstone Theatre hosted their annual dinner theatre and matinee on March 27-29. With a delicious meal coordinated and prepared by David and Shelley Slykhuis, the theatre group put on a comedy, “Move over Mrs.

The Lampman School drama group competed in Moosomin for the Regional Drama Festival held from March 26-28. Here the students put on two, 15 minute performances, “Chester Who Painted the World Purple,” and “Drugs are Bad.

The third annual Art Farm will be held on June 13 from 1:00 to 8:00 p.m., at the van der Breggen acreage. Art Farm III is a gathering of over 35 artists, exhibiting and selling their work.

The deadline for applications for the annual Helen Davidson Music Award is April 30, 2015. The $2000 music award is open to Weyburn and area residents who studied in the area and are involved in the study of music in any of its forms.

During its first two decades, Lampman High School Theatre earned numerous provincial and regional accolades; and next year, as it enters its second, the company may be taking their act overseas.

Exhibit has fun with the bizarre season of winter

Gabriela Garcia-Luna’s White Scapes provide the viewer with an almost blank canvass.

Four artists with ties to southeastern Saskatchewan will represent this part of the province at the Saskatchewan Country Music Awards, Sunday, April 26 in Yorkton.

Laughter rang through the air in Alida as Act One Productions presented their annual dinner theatre from Wednesday, March 11, to Saturday, March 14, with a Sunday matinee performance.