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Wadena kept theatre in the community with their most recent performance, Farce of Habit, taking the stage on May 3-5.

When playwright Nathan Howe was touring Northern Saskatchewan, at 24-years-old he was surprised to meet a principal who was younger than him and yet far more mature.

The Humboldt and District Gallery has a trio of exhibits currently on display, including an Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils Art on the Move exhibit, featuring work by Leah Marie Dorion.

The Humboldt and District Gallery will be showcasing shoes over the next month and a half. But these are not just any shoes.

A picture tells 1000 words. That is what the Humboldt Regional Newcomers Centre hopes to have happen with their I Am Here Because It鈥檚 Home photography collection; get people talking about life as an immigrant in Humboldt.

Josh Szczepanowski, singer and guitarist in the Pink Floyd tribute band PIGS, hopes to give audiences an experience they wouldn鈥檛 be able to otherwise see without a time machine.

The journey of a family with a person living with Alzheimer鈥檚 is a common one in Saskatchewan.

The sounds of music and happy feet could be heard throughout the Winston High School gym, as Watrous School of Dance hosted their 25th annual Watrous Dance Festival.

Middle Lake鈥檚 Bethany Pioneer Village continues to work on their basement fundraisers with their third annual Dinner Theatre. This year鈥檚 performance had the audience guessing once again during the murder mystery, The Science of Murder.

The St. Peter鈥檚 Chorus is going to Sing into Spring with their annual spring concert to kick off their 51st season as a Humboldt based choral group.