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Estevan-based singer-songwriter Jeff D. Michel drew inspiration from his time spent with family at his parents’ summer cabin when he sat down to write his latest single, Cabin in the Woods.

Local youths have spent the first few weeks of summer learning through the Estevan Area Literacy Group’s (EALG) Nature Smarts program.

The Estevan Art Gallery and Museum (EAGM) has a couple of new exhibits for people to view.

The Souris Valley Museum has already started the in-person summer camp season but they are still accepting registrations for July and August programs.

On July 8, Keith Landry, the Regina-based writer who found himself thanks to retirement and the pandemic, released his latest book, telling a half-real half-fictional story taking place in Estevan.

A popular summer activity for kids and teens each year are the Summer Theatre Camps held at the Souris Valley Theatre. The sessions are being held over the month of July, with camps for different age groups.

Students from the Drewitz School of Dance in Estevan, under the direction of Lorie-Gay Drewitz-Gallaway and assistant teacher Hunter Hildebrand, recently received their Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) ballet results from London.

The New Hope Horse Club (NHHC) out of Stoughton made Canada Day special for local spectators.

The Northwest Mounted Police (NWMP) Museum is open for the first time in nearly two years, and it has a new exhibit.

The Orpheum Theatre has been able to have more people in its two theatres, starting on June 20. They are now able to hold approximately 110 people in Cinema 1 and 50 people in Cinema 2.