Local Arts

Both the Creelman Theatrical Club and the Twilight Star Theatre from Lake Alma are ready to stage dinner theatre productions. The 34th annual dinner theatre for Creelman Theatrical Club is “Out of Sight … Out of Murder”, by Fred Carmicheal.

Chef C.K. Lai mixes ribs seasoned in black bean sauce with sautéed peppers and onions during a Chinese food cooking class that he instructed at Signal Hill Arts Centre on Thursday night.

The local Weyburn art gallery scene is busy with both existing and new shows set to open.

Fiona Babcock, the old lady character (played by LaVaughn Duxbury) discusses with Addie the maid (played by Amber Keller) which of the characters in "Out of Sight Out of Murder" might get murdered first.

On December 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Tommy Douglas Centre, the well known musical revue known as Saskatchewan Express is set to hit the stage.

Bill (played by Marshall Schettler) ponders a situation as his girlfriend Julie (Tiffany Kreger) gives him an unimpressed look, in this scene from the Crocus 80 Theatre production of “What is Susan’s Secret?”, which will be staged at the Weyburn Legi

Kaj MacMurchy, David Anderson and Columbia Garbutt play the trumpet in concert band practice at the Weyburn Comp School on Wednesday, as they prepare for the upcoming fowl supper for the school. The supper is set for Tuesday, Nov.

Carlyle is about to be transported back into the Victorian era once again, with the 12th annual Dickens Village Festival being held on Friday, Dec. 5, and Saturday, Dec. 6.

The Fern Rebekah Lodge of Kisbey hosted a fundraiser on Saturday, Sept. 15. Held between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. the Rebekahs welcomed people to the Kisbey Rec Centre where a quilt display drew in many people of all ages.

Maryfield School's graduating class of 2015 want to wish area shoppers a Merry Christmas while earning themselves a great graduation celebration.