He’s played big fairs and festivals, packed arenas and toured with some of the biggest names in country music, but Platinum-selling Canadian country music artist Gord Bamford is looking forward to his latest tour of dive bars, honky-tonks, and...
For Odyssey Productions, being chosen as an inductee into the Prince Albert Arts Hall of Fame is “a great honour.”
Odyssey is one of four inductees who will enter the hall on September 29, 2018, during a ceremony held on...
Jayda Noyes, Daily Herald
The Mann Art Gallery holds Catherine Blackburn's newest works of warrior garments made out of Perler beads, showing fighters at the cores of Indigenous women like herself.
Blackburn, who has Dene and European ancestry, described her vision...
Two Story Cafe looking at the urban through an Indigenous feminine perspective
This year’s Two Story Café is focusing on work by Indigenous women.
The annual contemporary Indigenous art showcase, put on by the Indigenous Peoples Artist Collective (IPAC), is set...
Catherine Blackburn's new show, New Age Warriors, blends the modern with the traditional to show what it means to be a contemporary, Indigenous woman
Catherine Blackburn’s newest show is about to open in the artistic space where her career first...
Event to return to downtown in 2019
An initiative designed at bringing more people downtown in the warmer months is likely to continue next year after finding success in 2018.
The downtown art walk was started by Gail Carlson, an artist...
Jayda Noyes, Daily Herald
Award-winning movies from around the world are hitting the screens of Waskesiu's Twin Pine Cinemas this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Reel Rave International Film Festival features six movies: The Death of Stalin, The Third Murder, Tulipani: Love,...
The judges have been unveiled for the 2018 SaskTel Search for the Stars.
The annual talent competition takes place at the E.A. Rawlinson Centre, starting with auditions, then a workshop, a pair of band rehearsals and then the final showcase...
Organizers of Pretty in Punk have big plans for the future
LJ Kimbley and Gabrielle Giroux weren’t sure how many people were going to show up to the inaugural Pretty in Punk music festival Saturday.
The local musicians put a lot...
Olivia Boden couldn’t imagine her life without theatre.
The Prince Albert resident started out in Broadway north in the winter of 2006.
“It’s grown and become a part of who I am, and it made theatre a passion I’ll never lose,”...
