Local Arts

After more than five decades as an artist, Monique Rainville is still learning.

Some wonderful and surprising performances are coming up in the first week of August – evidence, I believe, of how far Flin Flon/Creighton/Denare Beach have come in support of the arts and culture in the past few years.

What do you get when you combine hip-hop, spoken word, dance, folk music, tradition and a message of hope? On Tuesday, August 1, area residents will get the chance to find out.

The Trout Festival/Homecoming weekend was awesome.

Homecoming is just around the corner – like tomorrow! There are so many arts-related events happening over the next few days that it would strain the bounds of my little column to list them all.

London is a fabulous city! Our thought was that writing an arts and culture column from London would be easy, but boy, where do you even begin? Tomorrow, Street Eat, a one-day food festival begins on Carnaby Street, with over 30 food and drink stalls

We had summer on the Monday of the long weekend, it was really marvelous! Ah well, lucky we have so much arts and culture happening indoors.

Their tools were vivid imaginations and random objects from a grandmother’s home. The end result was Baba’s House, a captivating art exhibition on display this month at the NorVA Centre.

It has been all Grease all the time for the last several weeks, at least for the cast and crew, but it will soon be coming to an RH Channing Auditorium near you! The Flin Flon Community Choir and the Flin Flon Arts Council will present Grease: The Mu

April is coming in like a lion. Oh, wait, that’s March. Anyway, this weekend is a really busy time for the Flin Flon-Creighton-Denare Beach arts and culture audience, and for participants in arts and culture activities.