Local Arts

The Flin Flon Arts Council hosted “Inspiration 3.0 - Developing a Northern Vision” last month.

When browsing local art, it’s not hard to pick out a Karen Clark painting. Her wide brushed acrylic style is complemented by a stark background coat, usually a bright colour like orange or pink.

In response to the COVID-19, the Flin Flon School Division (FFSD) will postpone all extracurricular events.

Prepare yourself, find your seat and leave the kids at home - the latest production from Ham Sandwich may be fun, but it’s not for the whole family.

No time for small talk - we have to dive right into this column. There is lots happening in our little burg in the next couple of weeks.

Here is yet another exciting column full of talk about music and magic in Flin Flon and area. On the weekend of February 21 and 22 there are two events coming.

There is another terrific weekend of music coming up just in time for Valentine’s Day, right here in our own hometown.

How can the north promote itself? What can the north promote? The Flin Flon Arts Council is hoping to answer both questions in an upcoming event.

One thing which is never heard here in the Flin Flon area is the complaint that there is nothing to do. January is no different.

When Catherine Joa applied to the Saskatchewan Arts Board’s permanent collection, she thought she had been rejected. “I don't check my mail my very often, so I kind of thought I missed the boat because I never heard anything back,” she said.