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Pink Shirt Day was marked on March 1 at Legacy Park Elementary School, and was capped with an assembly for the entire school, featuring SaskExpress. The stage musical was a story of an AI robot that could write hit songs, and the girls performed a number of current Top 40 hits as input for the robot.

The Weyburn Lacrosse Association had over 40 children, from three up to 16 come out on Wednesday evening to try out the sport of lacrosse, in a free tryout session at Weyburn's Credit Union Spark Centre. The children were divided up into younger and older age groups, and were given a variety of fun drills to see what it's like to play the sport.

An amazing $8,410 was raised for Telemiracle.

Weyburn families came out to have fun and be active on Family Day at the city's Credit Union Spark Centre and Leisure Centre. Activities ranged from a clay project to painting a square for a community mural, face-painting, meeting a Paw Patrol member or using the climbing wall, along with skating or swimming at the Leisure Centre.

Students in Grades 7-9 from St. Michael School built quinzees, or snow shelters, in Jubilee Park on Friday, as part of their "Tiger Time Out" fun activity once a month. Quinzees are built by first building a mound of snow, then hollowing it out so people can go inside and be out of the winter elements, such as when winter camping.

The Grade 1 classes at St. Michael School had all kinds of fun to mark the 100th day of school on Friday, with a wide variety of games and activities all themed on the number 100.

The Weyburn Co-operative Playschool's families had some fun on the dance floor on Wednesday evening, as they had a Valentine's Family Dance with DJ Randy Bakaluk providing the music. There were snacks, colourful lights, balloons, and lots of fun dances for the kids to enjoy for the Valentine-themed dance, held in the Upper Grace Hall at Grace United Church.

Over 50 excited children in the two Grade 3 classrooms at St. Michael School put together their own projects based on their science unit study on magnetism and static electricity. On Jan. 31, each classroom visited the other to see what project each student did to demonstrate what magnetism is and can do.

This photo gallery shows action from a U13 girls and a U13 boys soccer game, at the Weyburn Soccer Association's Winter Soccer Showcase, hosted from Friday evening to Sunday afternoon at Weyburn's Credit Union Spark Centre. Over 300 soccer players, coaches and managers on 32 teams came from Swift Current, Moose Jaw and Yorkton to play in the tournament, with Weyburn teams in most age divisions. The teams ranged from U9 up to U17-19.

The Weyburn Comp Eagles junior girls basketball cohosted a basketball tournament on Friday and Saturday at the Eagle gym. In this gallery of photos they face off against another Weyburn team, the St. Michael Tigers, and the Eagles came away with the win by the score of 34-12 on Friday evening.