Current Works: January to May, 2015

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January to May 2015
CURRENTWORKS
Mindy Yan Miller: FEED
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Mindy Yan Miller
Historical Lyric Theatre to host
its biggest event of the year!
Chautauqua, a summer theatre
festival, is returning to the historical
Lyric Theatre in downtown Swift
Current from July 9 to 12.
Four days in July of hilarity, wonder,
and razzle-dazzle. Don't miss this
astounding festival of the
performing arts. Featuring six
one-act plays, as well as music,
dance, spoken word and other
fantastic human tricks!
Tickets: $12 per show, $20 double
bill, $60 pass, $5 kids show.
Available at Pharmasave.
Exhibition: January 10 to March 1
Art Gallery of Swift Current
Swift
Current
Public
Arts Services
presents
Five full-size round
bales
sprawl
across
the gallery
floor as if dumped
there from a production machine. The large volumes of harvested
product bundled for efficient handling are not the hay we might
expect.
In this
exhibition
“Feed” on7one handHours:
refers
sustenance
for
Exhibition:
July
10 to September
1 toto
5pm
Friday to Sunday
livestock
while also
referring
to the
excessive
thatofcomes
This exhibition
is an
excellent
opportunity
to production
view a variety
art by
cultures of consumerism.
with
feeding Saskatchewan
Southwest
semi-professional and amateur artists
including drawing, painting, quilting, photography, woodworking, ceramics,
and more.
Artists artistic
select and
submit
examples
of their
works.and
The
Mindy
Yan Miller’s
practice
is rooted
in fibre
traditions
result is an
exhibition
diverse
artistic
approach
ability.
frequently
uses
massesofofvery
potent
materials
such
as usedand
clothing,
human hair, or coke cans. Commodification and labour are themes
addressed in this show.
Southwest Open
West Wing Gallery
The Airmen’s
Billets, Doc’s
Town,
Kinetic
Park
Organized by AGSC in partnership
with the MJM&AG,
Curator
Heather
Smith
Every Saturday 10am
3pm call 778-2736
Forto
information,
June 20 to September 26
Connect
us... Farmer’s Market
Featuring
the with
Swift Current
Free admission and additional parking
Professional and amateur entertainers
SPECIAL DAYS
Frontier Western Day - June 27
Planes, Trains, Spaceships - August 8
Cruisin’ - September 19
Don’t miss any of our great events!
www.blendersmusic.ca
www.facebook.com/BlendersMusic
Sign up for our e-newsletters.
OPEN STAGE
Watch the “City News”
page in the “Prairie Post”.
www.artgalleryofswiftcurrent.org
THE LYRIC
Art Classes for children, youth
and adults. Weekly studio art
classes, occasional studio art
workshops, lectures and demos.
Friday, January 9
A great place to try out your new material!
Everything from music to spoken word
and even stand-up comedy acts
welcome.
Creaturesarewith
Backward
ANTHROPODS:
Magical
Feet
Lyric Theatre
Doors: 7:30pm Show: 8pm
Performers: free Audience: $7
Pre-register: 773-6292
[email protected]
The Lyric has a licensed capacity of 150 people. The
theatre has a sound system and stage lighting, and is
Art Gallery ofavailable
Swift Current
June 27productions
to Augustor 29
for musical and theatrical
A collaborative senior-student
classprogram.
project and
any other cultural
Callexhibition
our officewith
to book a
students in the Department
of Art
and
Artevent
History,
University
date and host
your
next
in our
historicofvenue.
Saskatchewan, and
students in Spatial Construction, University of
www.lyrictheatre.ca
Southern Queensland,
Australia. [email protected]
306-773-6292
Organized by AGSC in partnership with the U of S, Professor Susan Shantz
Buy your membership today! Only $25!
RENTALS
GET INTO ART!
Stars for Saskatchewan
June 20 and 21
ROBERT POST – Saturday, January 10
The 2015 SaskPower
Windscape Kite Festival is a
JEFF STRAKER AND THE CHAMBER
world-class event that attracts
kite flyers, enthusiasts and fun PLAYERS – Thursday, February 5
lovin’ people from across North
BALLET JORGEN – Cinderella
America to one prairie field to
– Thursday, March 12
enjoy an exciting weekend of
kite flying and family fun.
PEAR – Tuesday, March 31
This free admission festival
ENSEMBLE CAPRICE
features beautiful, originally
designed, handmade art kites,
– Thursday, April 30
giant creature kites the size of
houses, speeding kite buggies KODY KAREY – Tuesday, May 12
racing eighty kilometers an
hour, roaring stunt kites flying in
Ticket price is $40
teams, and a one hundred kite Tickets: call 306-773-1338 or 1-877-211-2787
or email: [email protected] train soaring to the skies.
Swift Current Museum
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Swift Current Allied Arts Council
Below
Great Family
Fun! Zero:
Everyone Welcome!
History Meet
and Science
of kite
Winter
international
artists and performers.
Southwest
Saskatchewan
Bring a kite, in
make
or buy a kite
at the festival.
JanuaryEnjoy
12 todemonstrations,
March 28 displays, delicious food,
and the great outdoors!
Kids of all ages will enjoy main stage entertainment, balloon sculpting,
the bubble station, mystery sandpile, bol racing, splatter mural, straw
bale maze, face-painting, and the Kiwanis Juggling Tent.
www.windscapekitefestival.ca
350+ Swift
volunteers
are needed.
Current
MuseumWant to help?
Sign
forms Street
online at
windscapekitefestival.ca
44 up
Robert
West
778-2775
Blenders presents
LUNCH
‘N LEARN
Gay
Pride
Event
Second Wednesday of each month at noon
Join the Museum for lunch and interesting talks. From
local history to current events to the natural world,
Lunch & Learn is always savoury! Talk is free; $6 for lunch.
January 14, February 11, March 11, April 8
Presented by
Jack Semple
Trio
art + music @ art gallery of swift current
History Buy the Pint
One Wednesday each month at 5:30pm
Spend happy hour at the Museum. This licensed event
features a variety of local history and general interest
talks. Complimentary snacks, $4 drinks, and $1.50 for
pop and juice. Stay & chat over drinks.
Friday, June 5January 21, February 4, March 4, April 1
Lyric Theatre 7pm
Coffee
Row
Last Wednesday of each month at 10am
Students: $5 Adults: $7
Celebrate our
Children
Come to the Museum for coffee and a discussion
Fran Forsberg, parent
and eductor
about Swift
Current'sforhistory. Share your memories, or
gender creative just
children,
tell herComplimentary
story
comewill
to learn.
coffee and goodies.
and address how
the
Southwest
can
January 28, Februarywork
25, March 25, April 29
together to create allies and acceptance.
Food, Rainbowtinis, Music and a DJ!
44 Robert Street West
778-2775
In 1992, Jack came to national prominence by
winning the MuchMusic “Guitar Wars” contest. He
has been twice nominated for Gemini Awards,
won a Juno award, and two Western Canadian
Jack
Semple
an absolute
Junemusic
18,awards.
19, 20,
and
21, is2015
virtuoso
his art
playing
Celebrate four of the
longestofdays
of form,
the year
with with
greatunparalleled
music under
feeling
and
total technical
control.
a big-top tent
on the
southwest
edge of
Swift Current.
Saturday, January 17 at Lyric Theatre
Doors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm
Tickets at Pharmasave
$25
James
Daschuk
Blenders
presents
A SPECIAL CONCERT with
James is an associate professor of Kinesiology
and Health Studies at the U of R and a
researcher with Population Health and
Evaluation Research Unit. His recent work,
'Clearing the Plains: Disease, Politics of
Starvation, and the Loss of Aboriginal Life'
was named a "Book of the Year" by the Globe
& Mail, Quill & Quire, and the Writers’ Trust.
Lyric Theatre at 7pm (Doors: 6:30pm) $8
Basia Bulat
WRITE OUT LOUD
Wednesday, May 20
OPEN STAGE
Basia Bulat expertly uses echo and reverb,
electronic flutters and electric autoharp, voices
Friday,
May 22 around
Lyric buzzing
Theatre
that charge
and incandesce
Doors:
7:30pm
Show:
8pm
guitars, lonely piano and rattling percussion to
create a sound that is uniquely hers.
Innovation Credit Union is proud to offer a $10 rebate to all its
members. Show a credit union cheque, Member Card or
MasterCard at the door and receive a $10 refund on your ticket.
Friday, January 23 at Lyric Theatre
$40
Orofino
Vineyard
Showcase
Kids – have a blast at Family Day at the Library! Learn neat new
at the
LyricForTheatre
Saturday,
Mayand30
things, do
awesome activities
create
cool stuff!
kids of all
ages and parents (adult
supervision
for young children).
Doors:
7:30pm required
Diner: 8:00pm
Activities start at 10 am. Stay tuned at 2 pm for a FREE movie with
Featuring Orofino Wines by John and Virginia Weber
refreshments and popcorn.
Bring
yourcallfriends
and have fun!
For info and
tickets,
306-773-6292
January 17 - Amazing Animations
March 21 - Duct Tape Delights
May 16 - Green Thumb Gardening
411 Herbert Street East
February 21 - Nifty Ninjas
April 18 - Cardboard Creations
306-778-2752
chinooklibrary.ca/sc
High
Tea
Youth Talent
Youth Talent
Night
at
the
Performers: free Student: $5 Adult: $7 Family: $20
Lyric Theatre
Lyric
Theatre
Wednesday, May 6
Doors: 6:30pm Show: 7:00pm
CALL FOR ENTRY
The West Wing Gallery is inviting submissions from
amateur and aspiring professional artists in the region
for the ‘Southwest Open’ art exhibition.
Showcase
Night
music, monologues, and martinis
Wednesday, February 4
Lyric Theatre
Hilarious Live Uncut Comedy!
This year, participants can choose from two options: art
exhibition with adjudication organized with the assistance
of the Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils
(OSAC), or just adjudication. Three artists may tour in
way program,
to spend
anMove".
evening
theThe
OSACfunniest
traveling exhibition
"On the
Laughs Guaranteed!
Come to the Lyric Theatre for a delicious High Tea featuring elegant
live entertainment. Makes a great Mother's Day gift!
out!
Yuk
Yuk’s
comedy
Saturday,Form,
January
31
Lyric Theatre
For
more
information,
or tonight
request a Submission
contact the
Gallery at 306-778-2736
or email
Mr. KimComedy:
Houghtaling,9:00pm
Director and
Doors:
8:00pm
(2 acts)
Curator,
[email protected].
Tickets:atAdvance
$17 At door $20 Available at Pharmasave or 306-773-6292
Saturday, May 9 Lyric Theatre $30
Doors: 1:30pm Tea: 2:00pm
Call 306-774-9866 or email [email protected] for ticket info.
Blenders presents
Shred Kelly
R OB E R T
S
C
OT
T
Copper Slag
Thursday, February 12
Known for his grand scale abstract, beautiful and very physical
paintings Robert Scott recently developed a series of drawing using
copper slag on canvas Robert Scott is an internationally renowned
artist who maintains a studio in Cadillac, SK, and Edmonton, AB.
Open Stage
At the Lyric
Organized by AGSC in partnership with the MJM&AG, Curator Heather Smith
The five piece band is best known for mixing
clawhammer banjo riffs with ambient synth, high
voltage guitar, fierce drums, and hauntingly sweet
vocal harmonies to produce a sound that has
been properly coined “Stoke Folk.” Shred Kelly is
turning banjo doubters into sweaty indie folk rock
believers on the dance floor, one town at a time.
Admission: $7
Performers: Free
Saturday, February 7 at Lyric Theatre
Preregister: 306-773-6292 or [email protected]
ROB E R T
SC
OT
T
Copper Slag
$30
at Pharmasave
May 2Tickets
to June
21 Art Gallery of Swift Current
Doors: 7:30pm
Performance: 8:00pm
Sponsors: Innovation Credit Union, Dickson Agencies, Credential Financial Strategies
Call
forEVENING
Kinetic
AN
IN
Wind Sculpture
Artists
P A R I S
We are looking for talented local artists to
contribute to our Kinetic Wind Sculpture
Celebrate
Valentine's
Day with that
special person.
Garden.
The
garden showcases
handmade
Enjoy
a
delicious
three-course
meal
works by local artists who use their accompanied by
smooth vocal
of romantic
standards
imagination
to stylings
create wind
sculptures.
through the ages.
If you feel inspired to make a sculpture of
your
own, please contact
Shann Gowan:
Saturday,
February
14
[email protected]
Lyric Theatreor 306-778-2686.
Doors: 6pm Dinner: 7pm
Tickets: $60
Call 306-773-6292 or
Pharmasave
Free Skills
Workshop
We will be hosting Facepainting and
Balloon Sculpting workshops in May for
people who would like to volunteer at the
kite festival. Details in the May issue of
CurrentWorks.
Swift Current Public Arts Services presents
School
Art Show
Kids’ February Break at the Library
Tuesday, February 17 at 7pm – Little Bits * (ages 8+)
Exhibition:
8 totogether
July 5electronic modules!
Start inventingMay
with snap
at
the
West
Wing
Gallery
Thursday, February 19 at 2pm – Rainbow Loom Workshop* (ages 8+)
Friday, February 20 at 2pm – Lego Stop Motion Animation
This
presents
a broad
Dropexhibition
in and make
your own
Legoselection
movie! of
artworkrequired:
by students
of the
Chinook
* visual
- registration
phone
306-778-2752
School Division. This is a great opportunity
411
Street East
for Herbert
public audiences
to enjoy306-778-2752
wonderful
artworks by inspired young people. It is
essential to the future of culture that we
provide good quality education in the fine arts.
Reception: Wednesday, May 13 at 7:30pm
Hours: 1 to 5pm Friday to Sunday
The
West Wing Gallery
The Airmen’s Barracks, Doc’s Town, Kinetic Park
WRITE OUT LOUD
through
our eyes
An evening of stimulating author readings by local
and regional professional and amateur authors,
musical entertainment, and great company at the
Lyric Theatre.
coffeehouse
Lyric
Theatre at 7pm (Doors: 6:30pm)
art
auction
Wednesday,
February 18
live
music
April 29 and 30
at the Lyric Theatre
Doors: 7pm Show: 8pm
Tickets: $25
at Pharmasave and Maverick School
$8
WRITE OUT LOUD
Maverick School presents
Blenders presents A SPECIAL CONCERT with
An Acoustic Evening with
BIG SUGAR
Blenders presents
Jordie Lane
Australian Jordie Lane is not just another guitar wielding, hat wearing,
award-winning
Canadian
band
that
beard sporting, loveThe
song
singing troubadour.
A legendary
closer listen
reveals
theirprotest
start insongs,
the early
will bringguitar
their work.
songs that are epicgot
tales,
and‘90s
spectacular
roots-rock-reggae
sound with
updated
You never know what
to expect at a Jordie
Laneanshow,
and languidlyyou get
paced, percussion-heavy acoustic groove. It’s an
the feeling that neither does he. Lane has that rare quality of being
acoustic rendition of old material and new stuff
able to lure and capture his listeners with his playful charm, rhythmic
that is chilled out with vocal harmonies galore.
finger picking, and most of all, THAT VOICE.
February 19 at Lyric Theatre
Saturday, MayThursday,
2 at Lyric Theatre
Doors: 7:30pm Music:Doors:
8:30pm7:30pm
$25 Music: 8:30pm
Tickets at Pharmasave$40 Tickets at Pharmasave
Thom & Adrianna
Voth and Family
Friday, February 27
Saturday, February 28
Big Bert
April to June
This exhibit highlights the wide range of marine animals
from a time period when Saskatchewan was almost
completely under water. The main feature is a 5.8
metres (19 feet) long crocodile nicknamed “Big Bert.”
Courtesy of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum
Individual concerts: $30.
00
Festival pass: $75.
Tickets available at Pharmasave.
For tickets and to reserve tables, call Shann at 306-778-2686.
Black Bridge Brewery
Akropol
Restaurant
778-2775
00
CYPRESS HILLS
The
DAVID
wouldVEST
neverBAND
be the same
David Vest is a fabulous, foot-stompin’ roots-rocker and boogie-woogie piano player, who can just as effortlessly play beautiful jazz and
An Historical
country blues
ballads. His live Musical
shows are legendary. Onstage with
at the Lyric
Theatre,
Swiftbefore
Current
Big Joe Turner
and Roy
Orbison
he was 18, he later played
with blues giants like Bo Diddley and Hubert Sumlin. He has been
April 22,
23, 24,anand
25 part of Americana alive.
credited
with keeping
important
Tickets: $18 available at Pharmasave & Lyric
www.cypresshills-historical-musical.ca
Lyric
Theatre Doors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm $30
For fun-loving kids...
July 13 to 17 - 10 to 13 years old
9:00am to 5:00pm
Five fun days of making art outdoors and
in the big top tent at Gowan’s Grove.
Students will meet at the Art Gallery at
9:00am and travel in the Gallery’s van.
Mornings will be art expeditions into the
Those whodrawing,
have seen
Nikki Hill
her ass off agree
landscape,
painting
andsing
photo— this isn’t
another
graphing
fromjust
nature
withnewcomer
trips to theon the scene, this
is a ‘whiplash’
moment.
Once you
nearby
teepee rings
hill.see Nikki perform,
and gypsum
you
won’t
forget
her.
With
a
no-filter
Afternoons will be in the tent, making aenergy, she
takes all
the flavorsprojects.
of American
music and
variety
of sculpture
The roots
day will
deliver
a sound
that willin make
you believe in rock n’
also
include
swimming
the creek.
roll again! Nikki’s gritty and raw voice with Stax soul
dynamics, driving rhythm guitar, and a tight rhythm
section come together and make a sound that just
sounds likefee:
the$160
truth.includes materials and
Registration
REGISTER EARLY!
transportation. Register by June 15.
Friday,
To
register: February
306-778-2736.27Subsidized
Lyric Theatre
7:30pmKids”.
Music: 8:30pm $30
registration
availableDoors:
with “Creative
NIKKI HILL BAND
ART CAMP IN THE BIG-TOP TENT
JW JONES BAND
Swift Current
MUSIC CAMP
Canadian
JW Jones
July 27singer/guitarist
to 31
tours constantly and is known for his
Five fun days
of making
rockgetting
and pop
high-energy
show
that keeps
music outdoors,
the big top
tent at
hotter!
Jones hasinreleased
seven
Gowan’sperformed
Grove and
the Lyric
Stage.
albums,
in on
nineteen
countries
Students
will meet atand
theaverages
Art Gallery
at
and
four continents,
over
one
hundred
9:30am
and shows
travel inper
theyear.
Gallery’s van.
Known
for will
his high-energy,
crowdMornings
include listening
and
pleasing
shows, Jones
recently
masterclasses.
Afternoons
willopened
feature
for
the latewith
Johnny
and oneThe
of week will
sessions
guestWinter
presenters.
his
strongest
influences,
Jimmie
also include swimming in the creek.
Vaughan. Now, he’s excited about
reaching
even13wider
Musiciansan(age
to 17)audience.
The
who tour with Jones
withmusicians
some proficiency
always add a powerful energy to the
Registration: $160
stage. Do not miss this amazing show!
includes materials and
transportation.
Saturday,
February 28
To register:
Lyric
Theatre306-778-2736
$30
REGISTER
TODAY!
Doors:
7:30pm Music:
8:30pm
Youth Talent Night
WRITE
OUT LOUD
Performers: free
Wednesday,
April 15
Sponsored by Mobile Paving
Student: $5 Adult: $7 Family: $20
LYRIC THEATRE
OPEN
STAGE
Friday, April 17
Info: 306-773-6292
2015 EVENTS
Trevor Herriot is an award-winning author,
naturalist and speaker. His first book, ‘River
in a Dry Land’, won the Drainie-Taylor
Biography Prize, the Saskatchewan Book of
the Year Award, the Regina Book Award, a
CBA Libris Award and was shortlisted for
theWednesday,
Governor General’s March
Award. 4
Lyric
Theatre
6:30pm
Lyric
Theatre
at 7pmDoors:
(Doors:
6:30pm)Show:
$8 7:00pm
Your Community Partner
Trevor Herriott
The Windscape Kite Club
invites you to our
Summer
FUN FLY
Third Sunday of each month!
Step into April
Spring
Trade
Show
19, May
17, July
19,
March
6,
7,
8
August 16, and September 20
-------------Discover the Farm 1&toGarden
4pm Expo
April 18
-------------at the
Frontier Days Fair & CCA Rodeo
June 25, 26, 27, 28
-------------Ranchman’s &Field
Young
Ranchman’s
September 26, 27
Bring-------------your family, a chair, sunscreen
and your306-773-2944
kites!!
www.swiftcurrentex.com
Pattern Forming
FUSE
COCKTAIL PARTY
dj + appetizers + silent auction
FUSING FRIENDS + FUN + FASHION
FOR A GOOD CAUSE
Help us raise funds for the Lyric
Tickets at Pharmasave + Oi
TICKETS $30
April 10 8pm
Hosted by The Lyric Theatre
Blenders presents
David Tuttle:
Pattern Forming
Marco Calliari
Exhibition: March 7 to April 26
Swift Current artist David Tuttle doesn’t fit the common pattern for art
production. Over the past 20 years, rather than following a single
path of art-making throughout his career, David moves simultaneously
between five very different series of art media and themes. This solo
exhibition lets us explore each theme enjoying the differences and
Organized by AGSC, Curator Kim Houghtaling.
perhaps finding the connections.
Coffeehouse: Friday, March 20 at 7:30pm
Marco Calliari was born in Quebec, but he has
never strayed far from his Italian roots. Growing
up with his famiglia, he was surrounded by the
melodies of the opera. At age 14, he began to
follow a very different sound. After 15 years with
his band “Anonymus,” he began his solo career.
His music borders on what could be called world
music, jazz, poetic music.
Saturday, April 11 at Lyric Theatre
$30
Special Second Performance
BALLET JORGEN
Cinderella
Kids’ April Break at the Library
at
the
Lyric
Theatre
YOUTH
TALENT
NIGHT
Show off your mad skills to an audience
of your friends and family!
Laughs Guaranteed!
Wednesday, April 1
TheTheatre
funniest
spend
Lyric
Doors:way
6:30pmtoShow:
7:00pman evening out!
Performers:
Yuk Yuk’s free
comedy night Saturday, March 7
Students: $5 Adults: $7 Families: $20
Lyric Theatre
Doors: 8:00pm Comedy: 9:00pm (2 acts)
$17 in advance $20 at door and tickets are available at Pharmasave
Thursday, April 9 at 1pm: Terrific Tarantulas – Meet and learn about
live tarantulas! Watch a puppet play and do a tarantula craft.
Friday, April 10 at 1pm: From Saskatchewan to the World: A
You don'tWriter's
want to Joy
missinthe
magicDiscoveries. of CinderellaJoin
on the
ballet
stage.
Nonfiction
Sharing
author
Rebecca
Grambo as she tells you
about baby
wolves,
Friday,
March
13friendly cows, mosquito
Tickets: $40 Call
Living
at 306-778-5759
or visit
www.livingskycasino.ca
by Sask Writer’s Guild.
bite mechanics,
and
whoSkyknows
what else!
Sponsored
Saturday, April 11 at 9am: Storybird workshop.* Create visual
stories from inspiring artwork. * registration required, phone 778-2752
Come enjoy the tastes and entertainment of the Hawaiian Islands!
Saturday,
March
the the
Lyric
Indigo
Joseph: They
strive to14
playatmusic
sameTheatre
way they
approach
life;
as
a
colourful
journey
where
the
imperfections
Doors: 6pm Tasting: 7pm
and
diversity
alllei)
the more amazing. The Regina, SK
Ticket:
$15 (1make
drink the
andride
flower
four-piece
bringortocall
life773-6292
stories of nostalgia, pain and love through
at Pharmasave
captivating sonic colours, all while borrowing from many genres.
The Dead South: The Dead South is a four-piece acoustic ensemble.
With gritty vocals and aggressive guitar strumming, soaring
harmonies and mandolin chops, blazing banjo licks and steady
kick drum, and prominent cello melodies, The Dead South blends
elements of folk, bluegrass, classical, and rock which results in a
unique, modern, and authentic blend of boot-stompin’ music.
Saturday, March 28 at Lyric Theatre
$30
ART GALLERY
ATTENDANT
Indigo Joseph
and The Dead South
Become a Volunteer
Looking for a few relaxing,
interesting hours that are a
benefit to your community?
Welcome visitors, meet
fellow art lovers, have tea with
a friend, or peruse art books.
Flexible schedule allows you to
choose days that work for
you.
Attendants are needed
Heritageevenings
Fairand weekends.
Call Lorie at 778-2736
April 1 to 30
TENT RENTALS...
Blenders presents
Canadian heritage projects by local school students;
winners will compete
at the of
Regional
Heritage
Fair!
Art Gallery
Swift Current
rents
bigThe
top tents for
exhibition is an opportunity
to
celebrate
academic
achieveoutdoor events - 40' wide and up to 120' long in 20'
ment and the history
of Canada.
increments.
We also rent 12' x 20' white tents,
heaters, halogen lights and white mini lights.
Call for 778-2736 for pricing and details.
306-778-2775
Cassie Stocks
(Doors: 6:30pm)
6:30pm) $8
$8
7pm (Doors:
Lyric Theatre at 7pm
WRITE OUT LOUD
Wednesday, March 18
LYRIC THEATRE
OPEN
STAGE
Friday, March 20
Doors: 7:30pm
7:30pm Show:
Show: 8:00pm
8:00pm
Performers:
Performers: free
free Audience:
Audience: $7
$7
Info: 306-773-6292
306-773-6292
www.
windscape
kitefestival
.ca
VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED
became the
the first
first woman
woman in
in
In 2013, Cassie became
awarded the
the Leacock
Leacock Medal
Medal
17 years to be awarded
her first
first novel,
novel,
for humour writing for her
The novel
novel was
was
'Dance, Gladys, Dance'. . The
Saskatchewan First
First
also nominated for a Saskatchewan
Book Award.
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Help keep
keep our
our festival
festival free
free for
for everyone.
everyone.
Help
Help bring
bring inin international
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artists and
and
Help
performers. Help
Help the
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festival grow!
grow!
performers.
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kinds of
of jobs
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Come enjoy the tastes and entertainment of the Hawaiian Islands!
Saturday, March 14 at the Lyric Theatre
Indigo Joseph: They strive to play music the same way they
Doors: 6pm
7pm journey where the imperfections
approach
life;Tasting:
as a colourful
and
diversity
make
the
ride alllei)the more amazing. The Regina, SK
Ticket: $15 (1 drink and flower
at Pharmasave
calllife
773-6292
four-piece
bringor to
stories of nostalgia, pain and love through
captivating sonic colours, all while borrowing from many genres.
The Dead South: The Dead South is a four-piece acoustic ensemble.
With gritty vocals and aggressive guitar strumming, soaring
harmonies and mandolin chops, blazing banjo licks and steady
kick drum, and prominent cello melodies, The Dead South blends
elements of folk, bluegrass, classical, and rock which results in a
unique, modern, and authentic blend of boot-stompin’ music.
Saturday, March 28 at Lyric Theatre
$30
ART GALLERY
ATTENDANT
Indigo Joseph
and The Dead South
Become a Volunteer
Looking for a few relaxing,
interesting hours that are a
benefit to your community?
Welcome visitors, meet
fellow art lovers, have tea with
a friend, or peruse art books.
Flexible schedule allows you to
choose days that work for
you.
Attendants are needed
Heritageevenings
Fairand weekends.
April 1 to 30 Call Lorie at 778-2736
TENT RENTALS...
Blenders presents
Canadian heritage projects by local school students;
winners will compete at the Regional Heritage Fair! The
Art Gallery of Swift Current rents big top tents for
exhibition is an opportunity to celebrate academic achieveoutdoor events - 40' wide and up to 120' long in 20'
ment and the history of Canada.
increments. We also rent 12' x 20' white tents,
heaters, halogen lights and white mini lights.
Call for 778-2736 for pricing and details.
306-778-2775
Special Second Performance
BALLET JORGEN
Cinderella
Kids’ April Break at the Library
at
the
Lyric
Theatre
YOUTH
TALENT
NIGHT
Show off your mad skills to an audience
of your friends and family!
Laughs Guaranteed!
Wednesday, April 1
TheTheatre
funniest
way
toShow:
spend
Lyric
Doors:
6:30pm
7:00pman evening out!
Performers:
free
Yuk
Yuk’s comedy
night Saturday, March 7 Lyric Theatre
Students: $5 Adults:
Families:Comedy:
$20
Doors:$78:00pm
9:00pm (2 acts)
$17 in advance $20 at door and tickets are available at Pharmasave
Thursday, April 9 at 1pm: Terrific Tarantulas – Meet and learn about
live tarantulas! Watch a puppet play and do a tarantula craft.
Friday, April 10 at 1pm: From Saskatchewan to the World: A
Nonfiction
in the
Sharing
Rebecca
You don'tWriter's
want toJoy
miss
magicDiscoveries. of CinderellaJoin
on author
the ballet
stage.
Grambo as she tells youFriday,
about baby
wolves,13
friendly cows, mosquito
March
by Sask Writer’s Guild.
bite mechanics,
andLiving
whoSky
knows
what else!
Sponsored
Tickets: $40 Call
at 306-778-5759
or visit
www.livingskycasino.ca
Saturday, April 11 at 9am: Storybird workshop.* Create visual
stories from inspiring artwork. * registration required, phone 778-2752
Pattern Forming
FUSE
COCKTAIL PARTY
dj + appetizers + silent auction
FUSING FRIENDS + FUN + FASHION
FOR A GOOD CAUSE
Help us raise funds for the Lyric
Tickets at Pharmasave + Oi
TICKETS $30
April 10 8pm
Hosted by The Lyric Theatre
Blenders presents
David Tuttle: Pattern Forming
Marco Calliari
Exhibition: March 7 to April 26
Swift Current artist David Tuttle doesn’t fit the common pattern for art
production. Over the past 20 years, rather than following a single
path of art-making throughout his career, David moves simultaneously
between five very different series of art media and themes. This solo
exhibition lets us explore each theme enjoying the differences and
Organized by AGSC, Curator Kim Houghtaling.
perhaps finding the connections.
Coffeehouse: Friday, March 20 at 7:30pm
Marco Calliari was born in Quebec, but he has
never strayed far from his Italian roots. Growing
up with his famiglia, he was surrounded by the
melodies of the opera. At age 14, he began to
follow a very different sound. After 15 years with
his band “Anonymus,” he began his solo career.
His music borders on what could be called world
music, jazz, poetic music.
Saturday, April 11 at Lyric Theatre
$30
Youth Talent Night
WRITE OUT LOUD
Performers:
freeApril 15 Sponsored by Mobile Paving
Wednesday,
Student: $5 Adult: $7 Family: $20
LYRIC THEATRE
OPEN
STAGE
Friday, April 17
Info: 306-773-6292
2015 EVENTS
Trevor Herriot is an award-winning author,
naturalist and speaker. His first book, ‘River
in a Dry Land’, won the Drainie-Taylor
Biography Prize, the Saskatchewan Book of
the Year Award, the Regina Book Award, a
CBA Libris Award and was shortlisted for
Wednesday,
March
the Governor General’s
Award. 4
Lyric
Theatre
Doors:
6:30pm
Show:
Lyric Theatre
at 7pm
(Doors:
6:30pm)
$87:00pm
Your Community Partner
Trevor Herriott
The Windscape Kite Club
invites you to our
Summer
FUN FLY
Third Sunday of each month!
Step into
Spring
April
19, MayTrade
17, JulyShow
19,
March
6,
7,
8
August 16, and September
20
-------------1 to&4pm
Discover the Farm
Garden Expo
April 18
-------------at the
Frontier Days Fair & CCA Rodeo
June 25, 26, 27, 28
-------------Ranchman’sField
& Young
Ranchman’s
September
26, 27
Bring your
family, a chair, sunscreen
--------------
and your kites!!
www.swiftcurrentex.com
306-773-2944
For fun-loving kids...
9:00am to 5:00pm
Five fun days of making art outdoors and
in the big top tent at Gowan’s Grove.
Students will meet at the Art Gallery at
9:00am and travel in the Gallery’s van.
Mornings will be art expeditions into the
Those
who have
seenpainting
Nikki Hilland
singphotoher ass off agree
landscape,
drawing,
—graphing
this isn’tfrom
just another
newcomer
on the scene, this
nature with
trips to the
isnearby
a ‘whiplash’
you hill.
see Nikki perform,
teepeemoment.
rings andOnce
gypsum
you
won’t forget
a no-filter
she
Afternoons
will her.
be in With
the tent,
makingenergy,
a
takes
all of
thesculpture
flavors ofprojects.
AmericanThe
roots
variety
daymusic
will and
deliver
a soundswimming
that will make
believe in rock n’
also include
in the you
creek.
roll again! Nikki’s gritty and raw voice with Stax soul
dynamics, driving rhythm guitar, and a tight rhythm
section come together and make a sound that just
Registration
fee:truth.
$160 includes materials and
sounds
like the
REGISTER EARLY!
transportation. Register by June 15.
Subsidized
registration
available
with 7:30pm
“Creative Kids”.
Lyric
Theatre
Doors:
Music: 8:30pm $30
To register:
306-778-2736.
Friday,
February
27
NIKKI HILL BAND
ART CAMP IN THE BIG-TOP TENT
JW JONES BAND
Swift Current
MUSIC CAMP
Canadian
JW Jones
July
27 singer/guitarist
to 31
tours constantly and is known for his
Five
fun daysshow
of making
rock and
pop
high-energy
that keeps
getting
music
in the
big topseven
tent at
hotter!outdoors,
Jones has
released
albums, performed
Gowan’s
Grove andinonnineteen
the Lyriccountries
Stage.
and four will
continents,
averages
Students
meet at and
the Art
Galleryover
at
one hundred
shows
9:30am
and travel
in per
the year.
Gallery’s van.
Known forwill
hisinclude
high-energy,
crowdMornings
listening
and
pleasing shows, Jones recently opened
masterclasses. Afternoons will feature
for the late Johnny Winter and one of
sessions
with influences,
guest presenters.
his strongest
Jimmie The week will
also
includeNow,
swimming
in the creek.
Vaughan.
he’s excited
about
reaching an even wider audience.
Musicians
(age 13
to tour
17) with Jones
The musicians
who
with
some
proficiency
always add a powerful energy to the
Registration:
stage. Do not$160
miss this amazing show!
includes materials and
transportation.
Lyric
Theatre
$30
To
register:
306-778-2736
Doors:
7:30pm
Music: 8:30pm
REGISTER TODAY!
Friday, February 27
Big Bert
April to June
This exhibit highlights the wide range of marine animals
from a time period when Saskatchewan was almost
completely under water. The main feature is a 5.8
metres (19 feet) long crocodile nicknamed “Big Bert.”
Courtesy of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum
Individual concerts: $30.
00
Festival pass: $75.
Tickets available at Pharmasave.
For tickets and to reserve tables, call Shann at 306-778-2686.
Black Bridge Brewery
Akropol
Restaurant
778-2775
00
The
CYPRESS HILLS
DAVID
would VEST
never BAND
be the same
David Vest is a fabulous, foot-stompin’ roots-rocker and boogie-woogie piano player, who can just as effortlessly play beautiful jazz and
countryAn
bluesHistorical
ballads. His liveMusical
shows are legendary. Onstage with
the Lyric
Swift before
Currenthe was 18, he later played
Big JoeatTurner
andTheatre,
Roy Orbison
with blues giants like Bo Diddley and Hubert Sumlin. He has been
April
24, an
and
25 part of Americana alive.
credited22,
with23,
keeping
important
Tickets: $18 available at Pharmasave & Lyric
www.cypresshills-historical-musical.ca
Lyric Theatre Doors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm $30
WRITE OUT LOUD
through
our eyes
An evening of stimulating author readings by local
and regional professional and amateur authors,
musical entertainment, and great company at the
Lyric Theatre.
coffeehouse
Lyric
Theatre at 7pm (Doors: 6:30pm)
art
auction
Wednesday,
February 18
live music
April 29 and 30
Doors: 7pm Show: 8pm
Tickets: $25
at Pharmasave and Maverick School
$8
WRITE OUT LOUD
Maverick School presents
Blenders presents A SPECIAL CONCERT with
An Acoustic Evening with
BIG SUGAR
Blenders presents
Jordie Lane
Australian Jordie Lane is not just another guitar wielding, hat wearing,
The award-winning Canadian legendary band that
beard sporting, love song singing troubadour. A closer listen reveals
got their start in the early ‘90s will bring their
songs that are epic tales, protest songs, and spectacular guitar work.
roots-rock-reggae sound with an updated languidlyYou never know what to expect at a Jordie Lane show, and you get
paced, percussion-heavy acoustic groove. It’s an
the feeling that neither does he. Lane has that rare quality of being
acoustic rendition of old material and new stuff
able to lure and capture his listeners with his playful charm, rhythmic
that is chilled out with vocal harmonies galore.
finger picking, and most of all, THAT VOICE.
February 19 at Lyric Theatre
Saturday, May 2Thursday,
at Lyric Theatre
Doors: 7:30pm
$25 Music: 8:30pm
Tickets at Pharmasave $40 Tickets at Pharmasave
Thom & Adrianna
Voth and Family
Call
forEVENING
Kinetic
AN
IN
Wind Sculpture
Artists
P A R I S
We are looking for talented local artists to
contribute to our Kinetic Wind Sculpture
Celebrate Valentine's Day with that special person.
Garden. The garden showcases handmade
Enjoy a delicious three-course meal accompanied by
works by local artists who use their
smooth vocal stylings of romantic standards
imagination to create wind sculptures.
through the ages.
If you feel inspired to make a sculpture of
Saturday,
your own, pleaseFebruary
contact Shann 14
Gowan:
[email protected]
Lyric
Theatre or 306-778-2686.
Doors: 6pm Dinner: 7pm
Tickets: $60
Call 306-773-6292 or
Pharmasave
Free Skills
Workshop
We will be hosting Facepainting and
Balloon Sculpting workshops in May for
people who would like to volunteer at the
kite festival. Details in the May issue of
CurrentWorks.
Swift Current Public Arts Services presents
School
Art Show
Kids’ February Break at the Library
Tuesday, February
– Little
Exhibition:
May178atto7pm
July
5 Bits * (ages 8+)
Start inventing with snap together electronic modules!
at
the West
Wing
Thursday,
February
19 atGallery
2pm – Rainbow Loom Workshop* (ages 8+)
Friday, February 20 at 2pm – Lego Stop Motion Animation
This exhibition presents a broad selection of
Drop in and make your own Lego movie!
visual
artwork by
students
of the306-778-2752
Chinook
* - registration
required:
phone
School Division. This is a great opportunity
411public
Herbert
Street East
306-778-2752
for
audiences
to enjoy wonderful
artworks by inspired young people. It is
essential to the future of culture that we
provide good quality education in the fine arts.
Reception: Wednesday, May 13 at 7:30pm
The
West Wing Gallery
The Airmen’s Barracks, Doc’s Town, Kinetic Park
Blenders presents
Shred Kelly
R OB E R T
S
C
OT
T
Copper Slag
Known for his grand scale abstract, beautiful and very physical
paintings Robert Scott recently developed a series of drawing using
copper slag on canvas Robert Scott is an internationally renowned
artist who maintains a studio in Cadillac, SK, and Edmonton, AB.
Open Stage
At the Lyric
Organized by AGSC in partnership with the MJM&AG, Curator Heather Smith
The five piece band is best known for mixing
clawhammer banjo riffs with ambient synth, high
voltage guitar, fierce drums, and hauntingly sweet
vocal harmonies to produce a sound that has
been properly coined “Stoke Folk.” Shred Kelly is
turning banjo doubters into sweaty indie folk rock
believers on the dance floor, one town at a time.
ROB ERT
SC
OT
T
Copper Slag
Saturday, February 7 at Lyric Theatre
$30
at Pharmasave
May Tickets
2 to June
21 Art Gallery of Swift Current
Admission: $7
Performers: Free
Doors: 7:30pm
Performance: 8:00pm
Preregister: 306-773-6292 or [email protected]
Sponsors: Innovation Credit Union, Dickson Agencies, Credential Financial Strategies
High
Tea
Youth Talent
Youth Talent
Night
at
the
Lyric
Lyric Theatre
Theatre
Wednesday, May 6
CALL FOR ENTRY
The West Wing Gallery is inviting submissions from
amateur and aspiring professional artists in the region
for the ‘Southwest Open’ art exhibition.
Showcase
Night
music, monologues, and martinis
Wednesday, February 4
Lyric Theatre
Laughs Guaranteed!
This year, participants can choose from two options: art
exhibition with adjudication organized with the assistance
of the Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils
(OSAC), or just adjudication. Three artists may tour in
The funniest way to spend an evening
the OSAC traveling exhibition program, "On the Move".
Come to the Lyric Theatre for a delicious High Tea featuring elegant
live entertainment. Makes a great Mother's Day gift!
out!
Yuk Yuk’s comedy night
Saturday, January 31
Lyric Theatre
For more information, or to request a Submission Form, contact the
Doors:or8:00pm
Comedy:
9:00pm
(2and
acts)
Gallery at 306-778-2736
email Mr. Kim
Houghtaling,
Director
Tickets:
$17 At door $20 Available at Pharmasave or 306-773-6292
Curator, Advance
at [email protected].
Saturday, May 9 Lyric Theatre $30
Doors: 1:30pm Tea: 2:00pm
Call 306-774-9866 or email [email protected] for ticket info.
Blenders
presents
A SPECIAL CONCERT with
James
Daschuk
Basia Bulat
James is an associate professor of Kinesiology
and Health Studies at the U of R and a
researcher with Population Health and
Evaluation Research Unit. His recent work,
'Clearing the Plains: Disease, Politics of
Starvation, and the Loss of Aboriginal Life'
was named a "Book of the Year" by the Globe
& Mail, Quill & Quire, and the Writers’ Trust.
Lyric Theatre at 7pm (Doors: 6:30pm) $8
WRITE OUT LOUD
Wednesday, May 20
OPEN STAGE
Basia Bulat expertly uses echo and reverb,
electronic flutters and electric autoharp, voices
that charge
and incandesce
Friday,
May 22around
Lyricbuzzing
Theatre
guitars, lonely
piano7:30pm
and rattling
percussion
to
Doors:
Show:
8pm
Performers:
Audience:
create a sound
that is free
uniquely
hers. $7
Innovation Credit Union is proud to offer a $10 rebate to all its
members. Show a credit union cheque, Member Card or
MasterCard at the door and receive a $10 refund on your ticket.
Friday, January 23 at Lyric Theatre
$40
Orofino
Vineyard
Showcase
Kids – have a blast at Family Day at the Library! Learn neat new
at the
Mayand
30create
things,Saturday,
do awesome activities
coolLyric
stuff! Theatre
For kids of all
7:30pm Diner:
8:00pm
ages and parentsDoors:
(adult supervision
required
for young children).
Activities
start at 10
am. Stay
tunedbyatJohn
2 pmand
for aVirginia
FREE Weber
movie with
Featuring
Orofino
Wines
For info andBring
tickets,your
call 306-773-6292
refreshments and popcorn.
friends and have fun!
January 17 - Amazing Animations
March 21 - Duct Tape Delights
May 16 - Green Thumb Gardening
February 21 - Nifty Ninjas
April 18 - Cardboard Creations
306-778-2752
LUNCH ‘N LEARN
Blenders presents
Gay Pride
Event
Second Wednesday of each month at noon
Join the Museum for lunch and interesting talks. From
local history to current events to the natural world,
Lunch & Learn is always savoury! Talk is free; $6 for lunch.
Jack Semple Trio
Presented by
art + music @ art gallery of swift current
History Buy the Pint
One Wednesday each month at 5:30pm
Spend happy hour at the Museum. This licensed event
features a variety of local history and general interest
talks. Complimentary snacks, $4 drinks, and $1.50 for
pop and juice. Stay & chat over drinks.
Friday, June 5
Lyric Theatre 7pm
Coffee
Row
Last Wednesday of each month at 10am
Students: $5 Adults: $7
CelebrateCome
our toChildren
the Museum for coffee and a discussion
about
Swift
Share your memories, or
Fran Forsberg,
parent
andCurrent's
eductor history.
for
justchildren,
come towill
learn.
coffee and goodies.
gender creative
tell Complimentary
her story
January
28, February
and address how
the Southwest
can 25,
workMarch 25, April 29
together to create allies and acceptance.
Food, Rainbowtinis, Music and a DJ!
778-2775
In 1992, Jack came to national prominence by
winning the MuchMusic “Guitar Wars” contest. He
has been twice nominated for Gemini Awards,
won a Juno award, and two Western Canadian
June music
18, 19,
20, Jack
andSemple
21, 2015
awards.
is an absolute
Celebrate four of the longest
days
of
the
year
with great
under
virtuoso of his art form, playing
withmusic
unparalleled
a big-top tent feeling
on the southwest
edge
of
Swift
Current.
and total technical control.
Saturday, January 17
MARK YOUR
CALENDARS!
at Lyric Theatre
$25
June 20 and 21
ROBERT POST – Saturday, January 10
The 2015 SaskPower
Windscape Kite Festival is a JEFF STRAKER AND THE CHAMBER
world-class event that attracts
PLAYERS – Thursday, February 5
kite flyers, enthusiasts and fun
lovin’ people from across North BALLET JORGEN – Cinderella
America to one prairie field to
– Thursday, March 12
enjoy an exciting weekend of
kite flying and family fun.
PEAR – Tuesday, March 31
This free admission festival
ENSEMBLE CAPRICE
features beautiful, originally
– Thursday, April 30
designed, handmade art kites,
giant creature kites the size of
houses, speeding kite buggies KODY KAREY – Tuesday, May 12
racing eighty kilometers an
Ticket price is $40
hour, roaring stunt kites flying in
Tickets: call 306-773-1338 or 1-877-211-2787
teams, and a one hundred kite
train soaring to the skies. or email: [email protected] Swift Current Museum
Great Family
Fun! Everyone
Below
Zero:Welcome!
Meet
international
artists and performers.
History
and
Science kite
of Winter
Bring a kite, make
or buy a kite at
the festival.
in Southwest
Saskatchewan
Enjoy12demonstrations,
January
to March 28 displays, delicious food,
and the great outdoors!
Kids of all ages will enjoy main stage entertainment, balloon sculpting,
the bubble station, mystery sandpile, bol racing, splatter mural, straw
bale maze, face-painting, and the Kiwanis Juggling Tent.
350+ volunteers
are needed.
Want to help?
Swift Current
Museum
Sign 44
up forms
online
at windscapekitefestival.ca
Robert
Street
West 778-2775
Every Saturday 10am
to 3pm
For information, call 778-2736
June 20 to September 26
Featuring the
Swiftus...
Current Farmer’s Market
Connect
with
Free admission and additional parking
Professional and amateur entertainers
SPECIAL DAYS
Frontier Western Day - June 27
Planes, Trains, Spaceships - August 8
Cruisin’ - September 19
Don’t miss any of our great events!
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www.facebook.com/BlendersMusic
Sign up for our e-newsletters.
OPEN STAGE
Watch the “City News”
page in the “Prairie Post”.
THE LYRIC
Art Classes for children, youth
and adults. Weekly studio art
classes, occasional studio art
workshops, lectures and demos.
Friday, January 9
A great place to try out your new material!
Everything from music to spoken word
and even stand-up comedy acts
welcome.
Creaturesarewith
Backward
ANTHROPODS:
Magical
Feet
Lyric Theatre
Doors: 7:30pm Show: 8pm
Pre-register: 773-6292
[email protected]
The Lyric has a licensed capacity of 150 people. The
theatre has a sound system and stage lighting, and is
for musical and theatrical
Art Gallery ofavailable
Swift Current
June 27productions
to Augustor 29
any
other
cultural
program.
Call
our
office
to book a
A collaborative senior-student class project and exhibition with
date and host
your
in University
our historicofvenue.
students in the Department
of Art
andnext
Art event
History,
www.lyrictheatre.ca
Saskatchewan, and
students in Spatial Construction, University of
Southern Queensland,
Australia. [email protected]
306-773-6292
Organized by AGSC inBuy
partnership
the U of S, Professor
Shantz
your with
membership
today!Susan
Only
$25!
RENTALS
GET INTO ART!
FEED
Mindy Yan Miller
Historical Lyric Theatre to host
its biggest event of the year!
Chautauqua, a summer theatre
festival, is returning to the historical
Lyric Theatre in downtown Swift
Current from July 9 to 12.
Four days in July of hilarity, wonder,
and razzle-dazzle. Don't miss this
astounding festival of the
performing arts. Featuring six
one-act plays, as well as music,
dance, spoken word and other
fantastic human tricks!
Tickets: $12 per show, $20 double
bill, $60 pass, $5 kids show.
Available at Pharmasave.
Exhibition: January 10 to March 1
Five full-size round
sprawl
the gallery
floor as if dumped
Swiftbales
Current
Publicacross
Arts Services
presents
there from a production machine. The large volumes of harvested
product bundled for efficient handling are not the hay we might
expect.
In this
“Feed” on
refers to sustenance for
Exhibition:
Julyexhibition
10 to September
7 one hand
livestock
while
also
referring
to
the
excessive
production
comes
This exhibition is an excellent opportunity to view a varietythat
of art
by
cultures of consumerism.
with
feedingSaskatchewan
Southwest
semi-professional and amateur artists
including drawing, painting, quilting, photography, woodworking, ceramics,
and more.
and
submitisexamples
theirtraditions
works. The
Mindy
Yan Artists
Miller’sselect
artistic
practice
rooted inoffibre
and
ability.
result is anuses
exhibition
of very
diverse
artistic such
approach
and clothing,
frequently
masses
of potent
materials
as used
human hair, or coke cans. Commodification and labour are themes
addressed in this show.
Southwest Open
West Wing Gallery
The Airmen’s
Billets,
Doc’sCurator
Town,Heather
KineticSmith
Park
Organized by AGSC in partnership
with the
MJM&AG,
NEXT ISSUE...
Chautauqua
Anthropods
Long Day’s Night
RC Dahl Centre at 411 Herbert Street East S9H 1M5 306-778-2736
Kim Houghtaling, Director and Curator: [email protected]
227 Central Avenue North, Swift Current
306-773-6292 [email protected]
Mail: P.O. Box 1143, S9H 3X3 www.lyrictheatre.ca
CF Coordinator Shann Gowan
[email protected] 306-778-2686
blendersmusic.ca windscapekitefestival.ca
Canadian
Heritage
CULTURAL
FESTIVALS

Current Works: January to May, 2015

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