Local Arts

Les Mis is over! Lots of work for three days of glory, but it was glorious! Now it’s time to move onto other noteworthy arts and culture achievements in Flin Flon and area.

“It’s a little outside the box,” admits Anna Jardine, “but they are young enough that they don’t know what the box is yet, so it’s been really cool.

Creighton Community School’s Drama Club earned rave reviews this week for its latest Dessert Theatre production.

The curtain rose on one of Flin Flon’s all-time most anticipated theatrical productions this past weekend. The Flin Flon Community Choir and Flin Flon Arts Council brought Les Misérables to the RH Channing Auditoriumfor three consecutive sell-outs.

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The Flin Flon Community Choir and the Flin Flon Arts Council proudly present Les Misérables this weekend, May 1, 2 and 3 at the RH Channing Auditorium, and it will be amazing! Over 100 people are involved in this show, counting actors, chorus, backst

T he Hapnot/Creighton Art Show opened at the NorVA Centre on Saturday morning with a range of styles and media on display.

Hello, and thanks, for reading this first column on the Arts in The Reminder. I hope you enjoy and continue to read it, every two weeks.

NorVA-goers got creative this past weekend at an egg-decorating workshop led by local artist Katie Kozak.