Local Arts

Leonard Borth helps his sons Christopher and Nicholas pour syrup onto their pancakes, during a morning fundraiser at Haig School on Friday morning.

The Heward Haunted House will once again be providing thrills and frights to those willing to brave its displays, as it will be held over three days the weekend before Halloween, on Friday to Sunday, Oct. 24-26, at the Heward rink.

The Ogema Heritage Hall is hosting a grand opening on Saturday, Nov. 15. The event will include supper, entertainment, music, and a ribbon cutting. Construction of the Ogema heritage Hall began in April of 2013 and was completed June 2014.

Royal Saskatchewan Museum worker Jon Runolfson makes sure that Scotty, the T. rex, is securely mounted to his support beam on Wednesday at the Soo Line Historical Museum. The skull is a replica of the one discovered near Eastend, Sask.

Anyone looking for a different flavour of art will have the opportunity to partake in the manga club at the Estevan Public Library starting Oct. 26.

With an album to tie in the experience of touring off the beaten path, Jimmy Rankin is set to stop in Estevan for an intimate acoustic show on Oct. 20.

Taylor and Jayda Cameron will take to the Riddell Centre stage at the University of Regina, for the Do It With Class Young Peoples' Theatre production of "Dear Edwina".

Tuba player Ariel Erhaze and members of the trombone and trumpet section practice at St. Michael School on Wednesday afternoon, during the jazz band practice.

Crocus 80 member Jay Mowchenko paces behind Jessie Prefontaine, Doug Loden and Tiffany Kreger, as he rehearses his part as Michael in the upcoming production of "What is Susan's Secret?", which will be staged at the Royal Canadian Legion for dinner t

He’s a high energy performer who works a piano and vocal ranges with aplomb and feeling. Jeffery Straker who splits time between Regina and Toronto, will be in Estevan on Oct.