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Humboldt had a unique experience on April 6 with the Watoto Children鈥檚 Choir performing at the St. Augustine Church. The 18 singer group that performed in Humboldt is one of seven that are currently traveling the world on six month tours.

For a town of 96 people, it was all hands on deck for the Jansen Community Players dinner theatre fundraiser on April 5-7.

Students, staff, and community members alike celebrated the launch of the newest Society, the literary magazine published by St. Peter鈥檚 College with a gathering on April 3.

The Humboldt and District Gallery is wrapping up their Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC) Stars for Saskatchewan 2017-2018 concert series with Saskatchewan favourite Chris Henderson taking to the stage on April 14.

Manitoba based Sweet Alibi made two local stops this past week as part of their Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Council鈥檚 Stars for Saskatchewan tour.

LeRoy鈥檚 Robert Damm asked his wife, Pat, what the best years of their nearly 51 year marriage was. Without hesitation she said the four years they spent in the Yukon from 1971-1975.

Wadena was filled to the brim with dancers from across the province as the Wadena School of Dance hosted their 11th annual Dance Kraze on March 10-11.

The stars have finally aligned for Jeffery Straker and the Marysburg Assumption Church and Centre Of The Arts with Straker coming to perform a live acoustic show on April 8.

Dancing Sky Theatre once again turned into a hockey arena for the return of Kenneth Brown鈥檚 play, Life After Hockey.

When poet and essayist, Lorri Neilsen Glenn, set out to discover the story of her great grandmother, Catherine Kennedy Couture, it was not to write a book about the story.