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Exhibition weaves together threads of memory, craft, matrilineal knowledge

Exhibition weaves together threads of memory, craft, matrilineal knowledge

gift for  |  from grand  |  mothers opens May 29 at the Ukrainian Museum of Canada.
Luseland students are set to rock this year's upcoming Jam Night

Luseland students are set to rock this year's upcoming Jam Night

Led by teacher Chris Williamson for the past 25 years, Jam Club will perform at the annual concert.
Award-winning poets to join reading at Humboldt & District Gallery

Award-winning poets to join reading at Humboldt & District Gallery

The Humboldt and District Gallery will host a public poetry event with Sage Hill Writing on May 24, featuring acclaimed poets.
Carlton student’s art in the spotlight at Grace Campbell Gallery

Carlton student’s art in the spotlight at Grace Campbell Gallery

Ryder Hogan’s digital creations on exhibition until May 27.
Battlefords artists earn Hazee Awards

Battlefords artists earn Hazee Awards

Up and coming talent recognized.
Photos: Stand Out Dance Collective's third annual recital

Photos: Stand Out Dance Collective's third annual recital

The annual recital left audiences in awe as dancers showcased some of their award-winning performances.
UCHS drama pokes fun at provincial stereotypes

UCHS drama pokes fun at provincial stereotypes

Students put on a public showing of It's Murder, Eh?, a play written by Michael Park, on May 4 & 5.
60 years of Prairie Sunset Music Festival hosted in Kerrobert

60 years of Prairie Sunset Music Festival hosted in Kerrobert

Six participants were given provincial recommendations following the Prairie Sunset Music Festival.
Nige B's Morning Drive now top 10 on Indigenous Music Countdown

Nige B's Morning Drive now top 10 on Indigenous Music Countdown

Woodland Cree hip-hop artist Nige B has released his powerful new album, blending personal growth with cultural pride.
Photos: One of S-toon's Jane’s Walks explores U of S sculpture garden

Photos: One of S-toon's Jane’s Walks explores U of S sculpture garden

More than 40 people explored the University of Saskatchewan’s hidden sculpture garden during a free Jane’s Walk event held May 2.
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