Local Arts

Don Richardson recently published a book, This is Mostly about Me, that delves deep into his heritage, offering readers a glimpse into his history and personal experiences that have shaped his life.

Greased and Jail House Rock brought lots of people to watch live summer theatre in Estevan this year.

The Weyburn Comp's Mental Health Capacity Building summer art program had its final activity with a paint night on Wednesday, at the Collabartive Studio. The students painted a sunset scene on the water, with instructor Krystal Glowatski.

South Africa gave Adair the experience of a lifetime, helping wild animals but the photos she was able to take, speak for themselves.

Souris Valley Museum hosted its annual Senior Social on Wednesday.

The Bow Valley Jamboree returned with vibrant energy on Aug. 10, drawing a crowd of around 700 people to Oxbow for a day of music, art and community celebration.

When he was young, Terry Grant always had a love for pottery, he collected it, read about it, and researched as much as he could about the art.

When MacKenzie retired – and through the COVID-19 years – she began exploring with online learning.

This gathering was located just off the shores of White Bear Lake, and is designed to highlight and nurture local artistic talent.

Danger in the Jungle is the first part in what Jason Weening hopes will be a trilogy.