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For the past 11 years the Wawota Acting Company has hosted an evening of entertainment to fundraise in support of World Vision. This year they held their production on Sunday, April 23, and they were able to raise $2,073 for World Vision.

Submitted by Max Himsl In past articles, we have focused on the work performed by the board members in preparation for Art Farm or on features of the festival itself.

When Regina guitarist Jack Semple takes to the stage at the Cugnet Centre on Monday, May 1, with his four-piece band, he will be playing a Gibson ES335, which guitar and blues aficionados will know as 鈥淟ucille鈥� in the hands of the late great B.B.

The Redvers and District Music Festival hosted their Competition Awards Program on Monday, April 10, at the United Church.

The Cornerstone Theatre is hosting their annual dinner theatre on Friday, April 28, and Saturday, April 29, along with just the play on Sunday, April 30.

Play portrays a veteran鈥檚 return to Normandy

The Souris Valley Museum鈥檚 expansion is complete, and now they are venturing into unchartered territory. The museum is hosting its first-ever spring program, an archaeology camp for children ages five to 10.

Artemis Dance, based out of Redvers, had a very successful weekend (April 1 st and 2 nd ) in Regina at Dance Extravaganza. This is their second year competing at the high caliber competition.

Saskatchewan author Garrett Wilson stops in at the Shurniak Art Gallery in Assiniboia on Sunday, April 23 at 2 p.m. to read from his new book 鈥淥utlier, Life, Law and Politics in the West鈥�.

The Estevan and District Music Festival featured plenty of great performances and talented musicians during its 17-day run from March 17 to April 5.