Local Arts

Karry Henry stands beside a Christmas tree that is decorated with bulbs that she created using out of light bulbs.

The Aquistore project is laid out in a grid of instrumentation about six square kilometres above the injection site.

Rebecca Duncan, a student at Pleasantdale School in Estevan, is not one of those kids who hangs out and complains about being bored or is content to aimlessly text or tweet. She’s much too busy to fall into those traps.

Limitless Events Inc., a group of six women interested in raising money and hosting events for people in the area to enjoy are at it again with planning a New Year’s Eve Bash in Arcola at Prairie Place.

Cast for the Creelman Theatrical Club dinner theatre play “Out of Sight … Out of Murder” gather at the end of their production.

Lynyrd Skynyrd is set to be the next band to play the main stage at Affinity Place in a concert on March 13 in the band’s only stop in Saskatchewan.

Members of the Weyburn Comp Grade 11 choir sing “Yule be Swinging’” during the annual Festival of Carols, during their performance at Grace United Church on Sunday afternoon.

Lake Alma (cpd) — The play “Nun’s Trail” had their first performance on Nov. 27 at the Lake Alma Community Hall and played to the Gladmar Regional School students. It continued on Nov. 28 and 29, and a matinee on Nov. 30 with sold-out crowds.

Alameda resident McKenzie Warriner became the pride of the province on Saturday, Nov. 29, as she received The Royal Conservatory of Music's Gold Medal for scoring the top mark in Saskatchewan on the Grade 10 voice examination.

As always one of the main events people enjoy attending during the Dickens Village Festival is the Cornerstone Theatre's numerous renditions of the classic, “A Christmas Carol.