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Most Canadian baby boomers are familiar with The Great Reveen. Born Peter Reveen in Australia, he moved to Canada in the 1960s and created the popular Reveen hypnotism stage show that he performed for more than six million people during his career.

Looking at the paintings on the wall, anyone can see why two different painters belong together in the Sense of Place exhibit.

Toopy and Binoo are taking their show on the road all the way to North Battleford. The much-loved Canadian cartoon that debuted in 2006 has become a favourite with kids around the world and its popularity hasn't waned a decade on.

Creek City, a four-piece folk and roots band out of Swift Current, will be playing The Gog Sept. 10 in support of their latest album, Chronicles.

Dancers from all over came to the DK Dance Visions’ DK Summer Dance Intensive from Aug. 16-18. Parents and friends got to see what the dancers learned at a showcase on Aug. 18, which featured the wide variety of classes that were taught.

t has been announced that Juno Award-winning performer Corb Lund will be performing at Gold Eagle Casino this Nov. 19. Tickets went on sale Aug. 5 and are $30 including GST and service charges.

Local classical musician Cole Knutson and pianist Jaya Hoy will be performing a recital at Third Avenue Church on Sunday, July 31 at 3 p.m.

Artist, Paul Constable, has noticed a disturbing trend in Saskatchewan. More and more human and animal fatalities, and damage is being done because of wildlife and vehicle collisions, especially through distracted driving and cell phones.

Kerrobert studio to feature North Battleford Artist

It was a beautiful evening to for some rockabilly in the park. Summer Sizzler officially kicked off with the Chris Culgin Band in Civic Park on Jun. 15. The Peterborough, Ont.