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WOL - Dianne Greenlay

Michael Kaeshammer

Enso - Diane Lara

Schubert Meets Paris

John Wort Hannam

Published by Adinfinitum Designs

Art Gallery of Swift Currentwww.artgalleryofswiftcurrent.orgRC Dahl Centre at 411 Herbert Street East S9H 1M5 306-778-2736Kim Houghtaling, Director and Curator [email protected]

227 Central Avenue North, Swift Current306-773-6292 [email protected]: P.O. Box 1143, S9H 3X3 www.lyrictheatre.ca

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CF Coordinator Shann [email protected] 306-778-2686blendersmusic.ca windscapekitefestival.ca

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GET INTO ART!Art Classes for children, youth and adults. Weekly studio artclasses, occasional studio art

workshops, lectures and demos.

Watch the “City News” pagein the “Prairie Post”.

www.artgalleryofswiftcurrent.org

For info, call 306-778-2736

Warm & Beautiful:A Selection of Quilts and Wall Hangings by Southwest Quilters Guild

January 3 to February 20 Lyric TheatreThis exhibition will improve the “R” value and the ART value of the Lyric Theatre during thecoldest part of the year.

Historical Lyric Theatre to hostits biggest event of the year!

Chautauqua, a summer theatre festival, is returning to the historicalLyric Theatre in downtown SwiftCurrent from July 7 to 10.

Four days in July of hilarity, wonder,and razzle-dazzle. Don't miss thisastounding 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 doublebill, $60 pass, $5 kids show.Available at Pharmasave.


Every Saturday 10am to 3pmJune 17 to October 1Featuring the Swift Current Farmer’s MarketFree admission and additional parkingProfessional and amateur entertainers

SPECIAL FEATURE DAYCruisin’ - September 17

A healthy start to the New Year!

Now that the New Year is here, many of us may be making new year’s resolutions for healthier lives, so whynot take the 4th annual “Wellness Challenge”! This challenge runs from January 18 to February 14. To register a team from your work, organization or club,please email [email protected] by January 13.Each member on the team will keep track of daily wellness points in the areas of nutrition, drink, sleep andphysical activity. There will be prizes for the top 5 overallindividuals with the highest points, as well as a prize forthe team with the highest average of points!! So join theWellness Challenge for a chance to win a prize, but better yet, to feel strong, healthy and happy! For moreinformation, call 306-778-2787 or visit swiftcurrent.ca

Swift Current where a “healthy” life makes sense!

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Great Family Fun! Everyone Welcome!Meet international kite artists and performers.Bring a kite, make or buy a kite at the festival.Enjoy demonstrations, 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, strawbale maze, face-painting, and the Kiwanis Juggling Tent.

www.windscapekitefestival.ca

200+ volunteers are needed. Want to help?Sign up forms online at windscapekitefestival.ca


Diane Lara, MFA, of Moose Jaw, addresses concerns relating to genetics and genetic testing. Diane uses a gestural calligraphic rendering of circular shapes through rubbings onto vellum. The installations are completed through the use of three dimensional elements along with light and shadow. Circular shapes have regularlyappeared in Lara’s work and have evolved into forms of expressionwhich have associations and abstract references to genetic makeup –from a single cell to abstract questions about life.

Enso – meaning Zen circles. Zen Buddhists believe it holds greatmeaning; some believe the enso are enlightenment itself. Each is different – unique like the fingerprint of the artist who created it – it isn’tperfect; it represents the artist’s character in that moment of creation.

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MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

June 25 and 26The 2016 SaskPowerWindscape Kite Festival is aworld-class event that attractskite flyers, enthusiasts and funlovin’ people from across NorthAmerica to one prairie field toenjoy an exciting weekend ofkite flying and family fun.

This free admission festival features beautiful, originallydesigned, handmade art kites,giant creature kites the size ofhouses, speeding kite buggiesracing eighty kilometers anhour, roaring stunt kites flying inteams, and a one hundred kitetrain soaring to the skies.


Clay ClassesIntroduction To Throwing (14 years to adult)For beginners or those with very little experience on thewheel. Learn the basics. Instructor: Keely Williams. Winter session: Tuesday nights 7-10pm, $230 8 weeks: Feb 16, 23, Mar 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, April 5, 12Spring session: Thursday nights 7-10pm, $230 8 weeks:April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19, 26

Throwing 2 (14 years to adult)For those with some experience or those who havetaken the Intro class. Delve deeper into ceramics, prac-tise your technique, and learn about glaze construction and firing. Instructor: Keely Williams.Winter session: Thursday nights 7-10pm, $250 8 weeks: Feb 11, 18, 25, Mar 3, 10, 17, 24, 31Spring session: Wednesday nights 7-10pm, $250 8 weeks:April 6, 13, 20, 27, May 4, 11, 18, 25

June 23, 24, 25, and 26, 2016Celebrate four of the longest days of the year with great music under

a big-top tent on the southwest edge of Swift Current.


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Introduction To Handbuilding (14 years to adult)For beginners. Learn pinch forming, coil building, slab work, sculpture, press molds, and more. Instructor: Keely Williams.Winter session: Wednesday nights 7-10pm, $175 8 weeks: Feb 10, 17, 24, Mar 2, 9, 16, 23, 30Spring session: Tuesday nights 7-10pm, $155 7 weeks: April 12, 19, 26, May 3, 10, 17, 24

Youth Studio Exploration (Ages 11 to 15)Learn to make pinch pots, coil and slab building, plus work on thewheel. Instructor: Keely Williams. Winter session: Wednesdays after school 4-5:30pm, $130 8 weeks:Feb 10, 17, 24, Mar 2, 9, 16, 23, 30Spring session: Thursdays after school 4-5:30pm, $130 8 weeks: April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19, 26

Call Art Gallery of Swift Current to register: 306-778-2736Because of limited space in the studio, classes have a maximum of eight students. We are unable to refund registration fees if students withdraw theweek before, or during a session of classes.

FREE WORKSHOPFace Painting, Balloon Sculpting,

and Kite Building

We need talented volunteers!Windscape Kite Festival

(Participants are asked to volunteer at the festival)

Take part in a two hour workshop. Learn super speedy and awesome

face painting designs. Make fast, easy, and exciting balloon creations. Learn to

teach kite building to children.

Tuesday, May 24 - 7 to 9pmor Sunday, May 29 - 2 to 4pm

Art Gallery of Swift CurrentWe are also looking for volunteers

of all ages to be facepainting models.

Register with Shann at 306-778-2686or email: [email protected]


Thursday, January 14 &Thursday, February 11

A great place to try out your new material!Everything from music to spoken word

and stand-up comedy acts are welcome.

Lyric TheatreDoors: 7:30pm Show: 8:00pm Performers: free Audience: $7

Pre-register: [email protected]

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West Wing GalleryThe Airmen’s Barrack, Doc’s Town, Kinetic Park

Swift Current Public Arts Services presents

School Art Show

Exhibition: May 6 to June 5 at the West Wing Gallery

This exhibition presents a broad selection ofvisual artwork by students of the ChinookSchool Division. This is a great opportunityfor public 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 11 at 7:30pm

Gallery Hours: 1 to 5pm Friday to Sunday


JP Hoe is a singer-songwriter who connects with fansof all music genres. Soaring melodies, sharp lyrics,and his rhythm driven songs create a unique yet idlyfamiliar sound. His big, bold, blue-sky voice is captivating and compliments his creative and emotionallyrics. The Winnipeg native is earnest, wry, ironic,funny, and insightful. His material has a genuinehomespun feel, filled with catchy hooks. He hasplayed gigs all over the world, connecting with audiences via his soul-on-sleeve lyrics and his down-to-earth unpretentious charm.

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Saturday, June 25 & Sunday, June 26Southwest Hill (11th SW and Marston St)

Join the Windscape Gang!

Why volunteer? Without your help thisfestival would not be able to continue, soplease give a little of your time! Makenew friends, and see things you’venever seen before! There are morningand afternoon shifts available with allkinds of fun jobs! Build kites, paintfaces, sell merchandise, etc.

Ultimate Fantastic Perk Package!

How to volunteer: Online atwww.windscapekitefestival.ca

Contact Denise Barbier at 306-773-1920or [email protected]

VOLUNTEERSNEEDED


The pop/rock band 54•40 have been together for over 30 years andhave been known as one of the most important popular music groupsto emerge from the Canadian culture landscape. The band hastoured throughout the world, released eleven albums, received manyawards, and achieved almost a dozen Top-10 hit singles. They havecarved out a legacy of gold and platinum albums and an outstandingreputation for their live performance that carries through to this day.

Thursday, January 28 Lyric Theatre $40 at PharmasaveDoors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm LIMITED SEATING Reserve tables, call Shann.

Blenders Special Concert

54•40 UNPLUGGEDBlenders presents

Leaf Rapids & Slow LeavesThe latest musical project of Keri and Devin Latimer, LeafRapids, wildly captures the isolated nature of Manitoba. Theirmusic creates the feeling of a warm layered blanket, filled withbass, guitars, and drums, along with the voice of Keri and thehaunting sound of the Theremin. Keri and Devin have beenperforming together since 1996. Their sound as a duo hasevolved, and has become an impressive representation of theCanadian grasslands, which are as beautiful as they are harsh.

Saturday, April 30 Lyric TheatreDoors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm Tickets: $30 at Pharmasave.

SOLD OUT!


Hilarious Live Uncut Comedy!

Laughs Guaranteed!The funniest way to spend an evening out!

Saturday, January 30 & Saturday, April 2 Doors: 8:00pm Comedy: 9:00pm (2 acts)

Tickets: Advance $17 At door $20 Available at Pharmasave or 306-773-6292

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SlowLeaves& Leaf RapidsSlow Leaves is Winnipeg’s modern folk singer Grant Davidson.Grant’s style is like an early 70sCalifornia country-folk record that straddles the line between new and old. It is deceptive in its simplicity, rich inmelody, and immediately classic.His songs, genuine and honest,spare nothing in creating vividimages, heartfelt connectionsand his voice, both warmand effortless, provides amodern vitality.

Saturday, April 30Lyric TheatreDoors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm


Join the Windscape Team!Saturday, June 25 and Sunday, June 26 Southwest Hill (11th Ave. and Marston St.)

WHY VOLUNTEER? Without your help,Windscape could not continue. Make newfriends! Have fun! See something you’ve neverseen before! Morning and afternoon shifts withall kinds of jobs - serve ice cream, make kites,sell merchandise, paint faces, etc.

HOW TO VOLUNTEER: Fill in a form onlineat www.windscapekitefestival.caVO

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Call for Kinetic WindSculpture ArtistsWe are looking for talented local artists tocontribute to the Kinetic Wind SculptureGarden at the SaskPower Windscape KiteFestival. The garden showcases handmadeworks by artists who use their imaginationto create sculptures that move in the wind.

If you feel inspired to make a sculpture ofyour own, please contact Shann Gowan [email protected] or 306-778-2686.

This exhibition presents a selection of monotype print works from thesecond session of the International Creation Camp, which happenedin November 2014 in Zhangjiajie, China. There were artists from Asia,Europe and North America including four Canadians, artist StephanieKaduck, curator Kim Houghtaling, and printmaker Gordan Novak.Sponsored by Pullman Resort, Zhangjiajie the guest artists were hostedto two weeks of painting and artmaking in the exotic floating mountainsof Zhangjiajie National Forest, Hunan Province. Thirty artists createdmonotype prints. These prints reflect the personalities and spontaneityof the individuals more than the exotic landscape they were in. Organized by AGSC in partnership with Novak Graphics, Curator Kim Houghtaling


Youth Talent NightWednesday, February 3 - with Royal Canadian Air Cadets

Friday, March 4 and Wednesday, April 6

Student: $5 Adult: $7 Family: $20Performers: free

Doors: 6:00pm Show: 6:30pm

Monotype:The China Workshopswith Master Printmaker Gordan Novak

April 30 to June 26 Art Gallery of Swift Current


Stars for SaskatchewanAll concerts are at 7:30pm at The Sky Centre

Luke McMaster February 5 Formerly one half of McMaster andJames, Luke McMaster’s shows arebuilt around his unique take on BlueEyed Soul and early Motown.

Luis Mario Ochoa Cuban QuartetFebruary 15 Havana-born Luis MarioOchoa dazzles the senses with a fullrange of Musica Cubana: rumba,samba, bolero, waltz and cha cha.

The Travelling Mabels March 7Voted ACMA 2011 “Group of the Year”,this is a folk/country female trio fullof spirit, spunk and laughter.

Sarah Slean March 24Multi-faceted singer/songwriter/pianistSarah Slean has borrowed aspects ofcabaret, rock, pop, and orchestral.For info, see www.scartscouncil.ca or www.facebook.com/swiftcurrentartscouncil.Tickets available by calling Ticketpro1-888-655-9090 or www.ticketpro.ca

Maverick School presentsthe 10th Annual

through our eyescoffeehouse art auction live music

April 27 and 28 at the Lyric TheatreDoors: 7pm Show: 8pm

Tickets: $25 at Pharmasave and Maverick School.


Known for their songwriting, instrumental virtuosity and beautiful singing, genre-melding acoustic trio The Stray Birds have masteredthe gorgeous sound of three-part harmonies. Hailing fromPennsylvania, all three members of The Stray Birds are classicallytrained multi-instrumentalists and vocalists who’ve been making musicof all kinds since childhood.

Saturday, February 13 $25Lyric Theatre Doors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm

Blenders presents

The Stray Birds

Saturday, April 23 Lyric TheatreA night of delicious food, rockin’ music, and greatdance performances! Watch as the Lyric Theatretransforms back to the 1950s.

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WRITE OUT LOUDAn evening of stimulating author readings by localand regional professional and amateur authors, musical entertainment, and great company.Lyric Theatre at 7pm (Doors: 6:30pm) $8

Wednesday, February 17Local Writers Night - focusing on Val Marie authorsMadonna Hamel, Wes Olson and Robert Harwood

Wednesday, March 16Shaunavon author Dianne Greenlay

Wednesday, April 20Steve Ross Smith and J. Jill Robinson from B.C.

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The Windscape Kite Club invites you to our

SummerFUN FLY

Third Sunday of each month!April 17, May 15, July 17, August 21,

and September 18

1 to 4pm at the Windscape FieldBring a chair, sunscreen and your kites!!


Michael Kaeshammer is a gifted singer / songwriter, and an incrediblepiano player. He has an uncanny ability to take ‘a bit of musical this’and ‘a touch of musical that’ and create a sound that is uniquely hisown – a singular brand of pop tinged jazz that’s expressive, warm,and incredibly catchy. He doesn’t play at you. He plays with you. Anight with Michael isn’t the kind where you just sit, watch, and applaudpolitely every now and then. His goal isn’t to intimidate you with thescholarly depth of his music, it’s to entertain, inform, and include you.

Sunday, February 21 $35 at PharmasaveArt Gallery of Swift Current Doors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm

Blenders presents The Grand Piano Sessions with

Michael Kaeshammer

Blenders presents

John WortHannamOpening Act: Tanner James

Over 13 years, John has released fivealbums, capturing a Juno nominationfor Best Traditional/Roots Album, anda Canadian Folk Music Award forAlbum of the Year. His winsome,lonesome style of acoustic rootsreveal a woven textile of metaphor,phrasing, irony, and rhyme that readswith ease like a well-written prose. Heis one of the new trailblazers of a vastsongwriting tradition that is proudlyCanadian. His songs are filled with aroots-country feel that speaks of a truePrairies heritage.

Saturday, April 16 Lyric TheatreDoors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm Tickets: $35 at Pharmasave


The West Wing Gallery is inviting submissions from regional amateur and aspiring professional artists for the ‘Southwest Open’ art exhibition.

Participants can choose from two options: art exhibitionwith adjudication organized by the Organization of SaskArts Councils (OSAC), or just adjudication. Three artistsmay tour in the OSAC traveling program, "On the Move".For more information, or to request a Submission Form, contact theGallery at 306-778-2736 or email Mr. Kim Houghtaling, Director andCurator, at [email protected].

CALL FOR ENTRY

ONE NIGHT, TWO AMAZING BLUES ACTS

Saturday, February 27 Lyric TheatreTIM WILLIAMS & CECILE DOO KINGUE

$35 Tickets available at Pharmasave.For tickets and to reserve tables, call Shann at 306-778-2686.

Gone for ChineseApril 16 to 30 Lyric Theatre

This exhibition is part of an international artist series of exhibitions at The Lyric, Art Gallery of Swift Current, and the West Wing Gallery in spring 2016featuring artists from Asia, Europe, and North America.

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FUSECOCKTAIL PARTYdj + appetizers + silent auction

FUSING FRIENDS + FUN + FASHIONFOR A GOOD CAUSEHelp us raise funds for the Lyric

Tickets at Pharmasave + Oi

TICKETS $30April 9 @ Lyric

Tim Williams’ music style has been compared to RyCooder and David Lindley, while his songwriting has wonpraise from Willie Nelson. He has been nominated for aJuno Award three times, has a string of Maple BluesAward nominations, and five Betty Mitchell Awards.

Cécile Doo-Kingué’s bilingual lyrics plainly exploreissues of racial and sexual oppression and other socialills. Her amazing electric concerts are wild and mesmerizing.

Tim's live shows feature blues, ragtime, old-time countrywith dashes of Mexican and Hawaiian influence, performed on a variety of string instruments. While thepowerful, sexy, and raw, Cécile Doo-Kingué’s lyrics andsound make for an enthralling and intimate relationship.


Living Sky: A Selection ofPhotographs byMembers of Image WestPhotographicAssociation

February 27 to March 24at the Lyric Theatre

This exhibition ispart of the biennial“SaskatchewanPrairie LightPhoto Festival”2016.


Samuel Deason April 6Pianist Deason is a multiple internationalcompetition prizewinner, recordingartist, recitalist and chamber musician.

The Leahys April 29In a new grouping, The Leahys aredelving further into their love of singingand songwriting, placing greater emphasis on vocals. Their combinedcreativity results in richly layeredmelodies, lyrics, and music.

Prairie Spirit Chamber Singers May 14Now entering their third season, theSouthwest’s own Prairie Spirit ChamberSingers have already established a reputation with their warm and engagingstage presence and professional qualityof choral performance.

For info, see www.scartscouncil.ca or www.facebook.com/swiftcurrentartscouncil.Tickets available by calling Ticketpro1-888-655-9090 or www.ticketpro.ca



Allison Luff returned to her hometown of Regina after pursuing pianoperformance studies all over Canada, the US, and Germany. She hashad the privilege of studying with internationally renowned performersand pedagogues alike. Allison completed a Masters of Music from Uof Western Ontario. She was the recipient of the prestigious AlbertaFoundation for the Arts Project Grant. Allison was awarded theDorothy Bee Scholarship allowing her to attend the 28th InternationalKodály Seminar in Kesckemét, Hungary. As well as being an accomplished soloist, Allison has performed in contemporary ensembles. Allison is presently active in the music community as asoloist, collaborative pianist, and teacher. This piano performance willinclude selections of Satie, Schubert, and Liszt.

Sunday, February 28 Art Gallery of Swift Current Doors: 1:00pm Show: 2:30pm $15 Tickets at Pharmasave.

Swift Current

MUSIC CAMPJuly 25 to 29Five fun days of making rock andpop music outdoors at Gowan’sGrove and on the Lyric Stage.Mornings will include listening andmasterclasses. Afternoons will feature sessions with guest presenters. The week will conclude with a professional concert with a touring band.

Musicians (age 13 to 17) with some proficiencyRegistration: $160 includes materials and transportation. To register: 306-778-2736REGISTER TODAY!


LEAP: A Dance Event on Leap DayFeaturing: Robin Poitras of New Dance Horizons, Regina andBill Coleman of Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie, Toronto

Monday, February 29 at Art Gallery Swift Current

Blenders presents David FranceyThe Scottish-born Canadian carpenter-turned-songwriter has becomeone of Canada’s most revered folk poets and singers. A truly authenticfolk singer, Francey is a documentarian of the working person whonever imagined earning a living from his music. He has released tenalbums and won 3 Juno Awards. His songs are an impeccableretelling of his past, and his life as a blue collared worker. His wryhumour and astute observations combined with his openheartedsinging style have earned him a loyal following.

Thursday, March 24 at Lyric Theatre Doors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm $30 Tickets at Pharmasave.


Step into Spring Trade ShowMarch 4, 5, 6

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Frontier Days Fair & CCA RodeoJune 29, 30, July 1, 2

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CCA Rodeo Finals & Southwest Showcase Market

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Swift Current…Proud host of the 2016 Ford WorldWomen’s Curling Championship

March 19 to 27, 2016

For information, visit curling.ca/2016worldwomen


Image West Photography ExhibitionMarch 5 to April 24 at Art Gallery of Swift Current

This exhibition presents a selection of photographs from artist members of the Image West Photographic Association. The association provides photographers of all skill levels the opportunity toparticipate in photo challenges, workshops, group excursions andPhotoshop/Lightroom tutorials. Members also come together to talkshop, view each other’s work and exchange critiques.

Part of the biennial "Saskatchewan Prairie Light Photography Festival" 2016.

Saskatchewan Songwritersand in the lyrics. Complex acoustic guitar accompaniesa smooth, pure voice that seems to effortlessly reachfalsetto or soar into crescendo at all the right times.

Rounding out the circle is Megan Nash, a Canadiansinger songwriter based in rural Saskatchewan. Shecombines an honest portrayal of her human experiencewith a powerful voice to create a moving performance.

Saturday, March 19 Lyric Theatre Doors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm $30 at Pharmasave.

Dr. Kim KennedyAlpine Dental Clinic


Seeking Tranquility: Al HartleyMarch 5 to April 24 at Art Gallery of Swift Current

Photographer Al Hartley of Maple Creek, SK, peruses authenticity,beauty, and tranquility in his artwork. Working with a film camera,Hartley develops his film and prints his photographs personally byhand which keeps him close to the image making throughout theprocess and contributes to the authenticity of his photographs.


Blenders will be hosting a unique SaskatchewanSongwriters Circle on March 19th. The circle willbe lead by former Waltons frontman, Jason Plumb.He has won a Juno, earned gold records, and touredwith the Barenaked Ladies and Blue Rodeo. Plumbcreates music that is accessible and unique, identifiable, and pop-friendly with edgy honesty. Heengages his listeners keeping them spellbound withsoulful performances.

Joining Jason Plumb will be Danny Olliver. Hisbeginnings as a fingerstyle guitarist gave him aunique edge when he finally added vocals in 2008.His music tells a story, both in instrumental melodyB

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For fun-loving art kids...July 11 to 15 - 10 to 13 years oldJuly 18 to 22 - 10 to 16 years old9:00am to 5:00pm

Five fun days of making art outdoors andin the big top tent at Gowan’s Grove.Students will meet at the Art Gallery at9:00am and travel in the Gallery’s van.

Mornings will be art expeditions into thelandscape, drawing, painting and photo-graphing from nature with trips to thenearby teepee rings and gypsum hill.Afternoons will be in the tent, making avariety of art projects. The day will alsoinclude swimming in the creek.

REGISTER EARLY!Registration fee: $160 includes materials andtransportation. Register by June 15.To register: 306-778-2736. Subsidized registration available with “Creative Kids”.

ART CAMPIN THE BIG-TOP TENT Thursday, March 10 & Thursday, April 14

THE LYRIC OPEN STAGE

Doors: 7:30pm Show: 8:00pm Performers: free Audience: $7306-773-6292 We encourage all kinds of performances.


Image West Photography ExhibitionMarch 5 to April 24 at Art Gallery of Swift Current

This exhibition presents a selection of photographs from artist members of the Image West Photographic Association. The association provides photographers of all skill levels the opportunity toparticipate in photo challenges, workshops, group excursions andPhotoshop/Lightroom tutorials. Members also come together to talkshop, view each other’s work and exchange critiques.


Saskatchewan Songwritersand in the lyrics. Complex acoustic guitar accompaniesa smooth, pure voice that seems to effortlessly reachfalsetto or soar into crescendo at all the right times.

Rounding out the circle is Megan Nash, a Canadiansinger songwriter based in rural Saskatchewan. Shecombines an honest portrayal of her human experiencewith a powerful voice to create a moving performance.

Saturday, March 19 Lyric Theatre Doors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm $30 at Pharmasave.

Dr. Kim KennedyAlpine Dental Clinic


Seeking Tranquility: Al HartleyMarch 5 to April 24 at Art Gallery of Swift Current

Photographer Al Hartley of Maple Creek, SK, peruses authenticity,beauty, and tranquility in his artwork. Working with a film camera,Hartley develops his film and prints his photographs personally byhand which keeps him close to the image making throughout theprocess and contributes to the authenticity of his photographs.


Blenders will be hosting a unique SaskatchewanSongwriters Circle on March 19th. The circle willbe lead by former Waltons frontman, Jason Plumb.He has won a Juno, earned gold records, and touredwith the Barenaked Ladies and Blue Rodeo. Plumbcreates music that is accessible and unique, identifiable, and pop-friendly with edgy honesty. Heengages his listeners keeping them spellbound withsoulful performances.

Joining Jason Plumb will be Danny Olliver. Hisbeginnings as a fingerstyle guitarist gave him aunique edge when he finally added vocals in 2008.His music tells a story, both in instrumental melodyB

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LEAP: A Dance Event on Leap DayFeaturing: Robin Poitras of New Dance Horizons, Regina andBill Coleman of Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie, Toronto

Monday, February 29 at Art Gallery Swift Current

Blenders presents David FranceyThe Scottish-born Canadian carpenter-turned-songwriter has becomeone of Canada’s most revered folk poets and singers. A truly authenticfolk singer, Francey is a documentarian of the working person whonever imagined earning a living from his music. He has released tenalbums and won 3 Juno Awards. His songs are an impeccableretelling of his past, and his life as a blue collared worker. His wryhumour and astute observations combined with his openheartedsinging style have earned him a loyal following.

Thursday, March 24 at Lyric Theatre Doors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm $30 Tickets at Pharmasave.


Step into Spring Trade ShowMarch 4, 5, 6

--------------Discover the Farm & Garden Expo

April 23--------------

Frontier Days Fair & CCA RodeoJune 29, 30, July 1, 2

--------------Ranchman’s & Young Ranchman’s

September 24, 25--------------

CCA Rodeo Finals & Southwest Showcase Market

October 19, 20, 21, 22--------------

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Swift Current…Proud host of the 2016 Ford WorldWomen’s Curling Championship

March 19 to 27, 2016

For information, visit curling.ca/2016worldwomen


Living Sky: A Selection ofPhotographs byMembers of Image WestPhotographicAssociation

February 27 to March 24at the Lyric Theatre

This exhibition ispart of the biennial“SaskatchewanPrairie LightPhoto Festival”2016.


Samuel Deason April 6Pianist Deason is a multiple internationalcompetition prizewinner, recordingartist, recitalist and chamber musician.

The Leahys April 29In a new grouping, The Leahys aredelving further into their love of singingand songwriting, placing greater emphasis on vocals. Their combinedcreativity results in richly layeredmelodies, lyrics, and music.

Prairie Spirit Chamber Singers May 14Now entering their third season, theSouthwest’s own Prairie Spirit ChamberSingers have already established a reputation with their warm and engagingstage presence and professional qualityof choral performance.

For info, see www.scartscouncil.ca or www.facebook.com/swiftcurrentartscouncil.Tickets available by calling Ticketpro1-888-655-9090 or www.ticketpro.ca



Allison Luff returned to her hometown of Regina after pursuing pianoperformance studies all over Canada, the US, and Germany. She hashad the privilege of studying with internationally renowned performersand pedagogues alike. Allison completed a Masters of Music from Uof Western Ontario. She was the recipient of the prestigious AlbertaFoundation for the Arts Project Grant. Allison was awarded theDorothy Bee Scholarship allowing her to attend the 28th InternationalKodály Seminar in Kesckemét, Hungary. As well as being an accomplished soloist, Allison has performed in contemporary ensembles. Allison is presently active in the music community as asoloist, collaborative pianist, and teacher. This piano performance willinclude selections of Satie, Schubert, and Liszt.

Sunday, February 28 Art Gallery of Swift Current Doors: 1:00pm Show: 2:30pm $15 Tickets at Pharmasave.

Swift Current

MUSIC CAMPJuly 25 to 29Five fun days of making rock andpop music outdoors at Gowan’sGrove and on the Lyric Stage.Mornings will include listening andmasterclasses. Afternoons will feature sessions with guest presenters. The week will conclude with a professional concert with a touring band.

Musicians (age 13 to 17) with some proficiencyRegistration: $160 includes materials and transportation. To register: 306-778-2736REGISTER TODAY!


The West Wing Gallery is inviting submissions from regional amateur and aspiring professional artists for the ‘Southwest Open’ art exhibition.

Participants can choose from two options: art exhibitionwith adjudication organized by the Organization of SaskArts Councils (OSAC), or just adjudication. Three artistsmay tour in the OSAC traveling program, "On the Move".For more information, or to request a Submission Form, contact theGallery at 306-778-2736 or email Mr. Kim Houghtaling, Director andCurator, at [email protected].

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ONE NIGHT, TWO AMAZING BLUES ACTS

Saturday, February 27 Lyric TheatreTIM WILLIAMS & CECILE DOO KINGUE

$35 Tickets available at Pharmasave.For tickets and to reserve tables, call Shann at 306-778-2686.

Gone for ChineseApril 16 to 30 Lyric Theatre

This exhibition is part of an international artist series of exhibitions at The Lyric, Art Gallery of Swift Current, and the West Wing Gallery in spring 2016featuring artists from Asia, Europe, and North America.

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FUSECOCKTAIL PARTYdj + appetizers + silent auction

FUSING FRIENDS + FUN + FASHIONFOR A GOOD CAUSEHelp us raise funds for the Lyric

Tickets at Pharmasave + Oi

TICKETS $30April 9 @ Lyric

Tim Williams’ music style has been compared to RyCooder and David Lindley, while his songwriting has wonpraise from Willie Nelson. He has been nominated for aJuno Award three times, has a string of Maple BluesAward nominations, and five Betty Mitchell Awards.

Cécile Doo-Kingué’s bilingual lyrics plainly exploreissues of racial and sexual oppression and other socialills. Her amazing electric concerts are wild and mesmerizing.

Tim's live shows feature blues, ragtime, old-time countrywith dashes of Mexican and Hawaiian influence, performed on a variety of string instruments. While thepowerful, sexy, and raw, Cécile Doo-Kingué’s lyrics andsound make for an enthralling and intimate relationship.


WRITE OUT LOUDAn evening of stimulating author readings by localand regional professional and amateur authors, musical entertainment, and great company.Lyric Theatre at 7pm (Doors: 6:30pm) $8

Wednesday, February 17Local Writers Night - focusing on Val Marie authorsMadonna Hamel, Wes Olson and Robert Harwood

Wednesday, March 16Shaunavon author Dianne Greenlay

Wednesday, April 20Steve Ross Smith and J. Jill Robinson from B.C.

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SummerFUN FLY

Third Sunday of each month!April 17, May 15, July 17, August 21,

and September 18

1 to 4pm at the Windscape FieldBring a chair, sunscreen and your kites!!


Michael Kaeshammer is a gifted singer / songwriter, and an incrediblepiano player. He has an uncanny ability to take ‘a bit of musical this’and ‘a touch of musical that’ and create a sound that is uniquely hisown – a singular brand of pop tinged jazz that’s expressive, warm,and incredibly catchy. He doesn’t play at you. He plays with you. Anight with Michael isn’t the kind where you just sit, watch, and applaudpolitely every now and then. His goal isn’t to intimidate you with thescholarly depth of his music, it’s to entertain, inform, and include you.

Sunday, February 21 $35 at PharmasaveArt Gallery of Swift Current Doors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm

Blenders presents The Grand Piano Sessions with

Michael Kaeshammer

Blenders presents

John WortHannamOpening Act: Tanner James

Over 13 years, John has released fivealbums, capturing a Juno nominationfor Best Traditional/Roots Album, anda Canadian Folk Music Award forAlbum of the Year. His winsome,lonesome style of acoustic rootsreveal a woven textile of metaphor,phrasing, irony, and rhyme that readswith ease like a well-written prose. Heis one of the new trailblazers of a vastsongwriting tradition that is proudlyCanadian. His songs are filled with aroots-country feel that speaks of a truePrairies heritage.

Saturday, April 16 Lyric TheatreDoors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm Tickets: $35 at Pharmasave



Luke McMaster February 5 Formerly one half of McMaster andJames, Luke McMaster’s shows arebuilt around his unique take on BlueEyed Soul and early Motown.

Luis Mario Ochoa Cuban QuartetFebruary 15 Havana-born Luis MarioOchoa dazzles the senses with a fullrange of Musica Cubana: rumba,samba, bolero, waltz and cha cha.

The Travelling Mabels March 7Voted ACMA 2011 “Group of the Year”,this is a folk/country female trio fullof spirit, spunk and laughter.

Sarah Slean March 24Multi-faceted singer/songwriter/pianistSarah Slean has borrowed aspects ofcabaret, rock, pop, and orchestral.For info, see www.scartscouncil.ca or www.facebook.com/swiftcurrentartscouncil.Tickets available by calling Ticketpro1-888-655-9090 or www.ticketpro.ca

Maverick School presentsthe 10th Annual

through our eyescoffeehouse art auction live music

April 27 and 28 at the Lyric TheatreDoors: 7pm Show: 8pm

Tickets: $25 at Pharmasave and Maverick School.


Known for their songwriting, instrumental virtuosity and beautiful singing, genre-melding acoustic trio The Stray Birds have masteredthe gorgeous sound of three-part harmonies. Hailing fromPennsylvania, all three members of The Stray Birds are classicallytrained multi-instrumentalists and vocalists who’ve been making musicof all kinds since childhood.

Saturday, February 13 $25Lyric Theatre Doors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm

Blenders presents

The Stray Birds

Saturday, April 23 Lyric TheatreA night of delicious food, rockin’ music, and greatdance performances! Watch as the Lyric Theatretransforms back to the 1950s.


Join the Windscape Team!Saturday, June 25 and Sunday, June 26 Southwest Hill (11th Ave. and Marston St.)

WHY VOLUNTEER? Without your help,Windscape could not continue. Make newfriends! Have fun! See something you’ve neverseen before! Morning and afternoon shifts withall kinds of jobs - serve ice cream, make kites,sell merchandise, paint faces, etc.

HOW TO VOLUNTEER: Fill in a form onlineat www.windscapekitefestival.caVO

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Call for Kinetic WindSculpture ArtistsWe are looking for talented local artists tocontribute to the Kinetic Wind SculptureGarden at the SaskPower Windscape KiteFestival. The garden showcases handmadeworks by artists who use their imaginationto create sculptures that move in the wind.

If you feel inspired to make a sculpture ofyour own, please contact Shann Gowan [email protected] or 306-778-2686.

This exhibition presents a selection of monotype print works from thesecond session of the International Creation Camp, which happenedin November 2014 in Zhangjiajie, China. There were artists from Asia,Europe and North America including four Canadians, artist StephanieKaduck, curator Kim Houghtaling, and printmaker Gordan Novak.Sponsored by Pullman Resort, Zhangjiajie the guest artists were hostedto two weeks of painting and artmaking in the exotic floating mountainsof Zhangjiajie National Forest, Hunan Province. Thirty artists createdmonotype prints. These prints reflect the personalities and spontaneityof the individuals more than the exotic landscape they were in. Organized by AGSC in partnership with Novak Graphics, Curator Kim Houghtaling


Youth Talent NightWednesday, February 3 - with Royal Canadian Air Cadets

Friday, March 4 and Wednesday, April 6

Student: $5 Adult: $7 Family: $20Performers: free

Doors: 6:00pm Show: 6:30pm

Monotype:The China Workshopswith Master Printmaker Gordan Novak

April 30 to June 26 Art Gallery of Swift Current


The pop/rock band 54•40 have been together for over 30 years andhave been known as one of the most important popular music groupsto emerge from the Canadian culture landscape. The band hastoured throughout the world, released eleven albums, received manyawards, and achieved almost a dozen Top-10 hit singles. They havecarved out a legacy of gold and platinum albums and an outstandingreputation for their live performance that carries through to this day.

Thursday, January 28 Lyric Theatre $40 at PharmasaveDoors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm LIMITED SEATING Reserve tables, call Shann.

Blenders Special Concert

54•40 UNPLUGGEDBlenders presents

Leaf Rapids & Slow LeavesThe latest musical project of Keri and Devin Latimer, LeafRapids, wildly captures the isolated nature of Manitoba. Theirmusic creates the feeling of a warm layered blanket, filled withbass, guitars, and drums, along with the voice of Keri and thehaunting sound of the Theremin. Keri and Devin have beenperforming together since 1996. Their sound as a duo hasevolved, and has become an impressive representation of theCanadian grasslands, which are as beautiful as they are harsh.

Saturday, April 30 Lyric TheatreDoors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm Tickets: $30 at Pharmasave.

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Hilarious Live Uncut Comedy!

Laughs Guaranteed!The funniest way to spend an evening out!

Saturday, January 30 & Saturday, April 2 Doors: 8:00pm Comedy: 9:00pm (2 acts)

Tickets: Advance $17 At door $20 Available at Pharmasave or 306-773-6292

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SlowLeaves& Leaf RapidsSlow Leaves is Winnipeg’s modern folk singer Grant Davidson.Grant’s style is like an early 70sCalifornia country-folk record that straddles the line between new and old. It is deceptive in its simplicity, rich inmelody, and immediately classic.His songs, genuine and honest,spare nothing in creating vividimages, heartfelt connectionsand his voice, both warmand effortless, provides amodern vitality.

Saturday, April 30Lyric TheatreDoors: 7:30pm Music: 8:30pm


Thursday, January 14 &Thursday, February 11

A great place to try out your new material!Everything from music to spoken word

and stand-up comedy acts are welcome.

Lyric TheatreDoors: 7:30pm Show: 8:00pm Performers: free Audience: $7

Pre-register: [email protected]

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Swift Current Public Arts Services presents

School Art Show

Exhibition: May 6 to June 5 at the West Wing Gallery

This exhibition presents a broad selection ofvisual artwork by students of the ChinookSchool Division. This is a great opportunityfor public 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 11 at 7:30pm

Gallery Hours: 1 to 5pm Friday to Sunday


JP Hoe is a singer-songwriter who connects with fansof all music genres. Soaring melodies, sharp lyrics,and his rhythm driven songs create a unique yet idlyfamiliar sound. His big, bold, blue-sky voice is captivating and compliments his creative and emotionallyrics. The Winnipeg native is earnest, wry, ironic,funny, and insightful. His material has a genuinehomespun feel, filled with catchy hooks. He hasplayed gigs all over the world, connecting with audiences via his soul-on-sleeve lyrics and his down-to-earth unpretentious charm.

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Saturday, June 25 & Sunday, June 26Southwest Hill (11th SW and Marston St)

Join the Windscape Gang!

Why volunteer? Without your help thisfestival would not be able to continue, soplease give a little of your time! Makenew friends, and see things you’venever seen before! There are morningand afternoon shifts available with allkinds of fun jobs! Build kites, paintfaces, sell merchandise, etc.

Ultimate Fantastic Perk Package!

How to volunteer: Online atwww.windscapekitefestival.ca

Contact Denise Barbier at 306-773-1920or [email protected]

VOLUNTEERSNEEDED


Clay ClassesIntroduction To Throwing (14 years to adult)For beginners or those with very little experience on thewheel. Learn the basics. Instructor: Keely Williams. Winter session: Tuesday nights 7-10pm, $230 8 weeks: Feb 16, 23, Mar 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, April 5, 12Spring session: Thursday nights 7-10pm, $230 8 weeks:April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19, 26

Throwing 2 (14 years to adult)For those with some experience or those who havetaken the Intro class. Delve deeper into ceramics, prac-tise your technique, and learn about glaze construction and firing. Instructor: Keely Williams.Winter session: Thursday nights 7-10pm, $250 8 weeks: Feb 11, 18, 25, Mar 3, 10, 17, 24, 31Spring session: Wednesday nights 7-10pm, $250 8 weeks:April 6, 13, 20, 27, May 4, 11, 18, 25

June 23, 24, 25, and 26, 2016Celebrate four of the longest days of the year with great music under

a big-top tent on the southwest edge of Swift Current.


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Introduction To Handbuilding (14 years to adult)For beginners. Learn pinch forming, coil building, slab work, sculpture, press molds, and more. Instructor: Keely Williams.Winter session: Wednesday nights 7-10pm, $175 8 weeks: Feb 10, 17, 24, Mar 2, 9, 16, 23, 30Spring session: Tuesday nights 7-10pm, $155 7 weeks: April 12, 19, 26, May 3, 10, 17, 24

Youth Studio Exploration (Ages 11 to 15)Learn to make pinch pots, coil and slab building, plus work on thewheel. Instructor: Keely Williams. Winter session: Wednesdays after school 4-5:30pm, $130 8 weeks:Feb 10, 17, 24, Mar 2, 9, 16, 23, 30Spring session: Thursdays after school 4-5:30pm, $130 8 weeks: April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12, 19, 26

Call Art Gallery of Swift Current to register: 306-778-2736Because of limited space in the studio, classes have a maximum of eight students. We are unable to refund registration fees if students withdraw theweek before, or during a session of classes.

FREE WORKSHOPFace Painting, Balloon Sculpting,

and Kite Building

We need talented volunteers!Windscape Kite Festival

(Participants are asked to volunteer at the festival)

Take part in a two hour workshop. Learn super speedy and awesome

face painting designs. Make fast, easy, and exciting balloon creations. Learn to

teach kite building to children.

Tuesday, May 24 - 7 to 9pmor Sunday, May 29 - 2 to 4pm

Art Gallery of Swift CurrentWe are also looking for volunteers

of all ages to be facepainting models.

Register with Shann at 306-778-2686or email: [email protected]


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Great Family Fun! Everyone Welcome!Meet international kite artists and performers.Bring a kite, make or buy a kite at the festival.Enjoy demonstrations, 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, strawbale maze, face-painting, and the Kiwanis Juggling Tent.

www.windscapekitefestival.ca

200+ volunteers are needed. Want to help?Sign up forms online at windscapekitefestival.ca


Diane Lara, MFA, of Moose Jaw, addresses concerns relating to genetics and genetic testing. Diane uses a gestural calligraphic rendering of circular shapes through rubbings onto vellum. The installations are completed through the use of three dimensional elements along with light and shadow. Circular shapes have regularlyappeared in Lara’s work and have evolved into forms of expressionwhich have associations and abstract references to genetic makeup –from a single cell to abstract questions about life.

Enso – meaning Zen circles. Zen Buddhists believe it holds greatmeaning; some believe the enso are enlightenment itself. Each is different – unique like the fingerprint of the artist who created it – it isn’tperfect; it represents the artist’s character in that moment of creation.

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June 25 and 26The 2016 SaskPowerWindscape Kite Festival is aworld-class event that attractskite flyers, enthusiasts and funlovin’ people from across NorthAmerica to one prairie field toenjoy an exciting weekend ofkite flying and family fun.

This free admission festival features beautiful, originallydesigned, handmade art kites,giant creature kites the size ofhouses, speeding kite buggiesracing eighty kilometers anhour, roaring stunt kites flying inteams, and a one hundred kitetrain soaring to the skies.


GET INTO ART!Art Classes for children, youth and adults. Weekly studio artclasses, occasional studio art

workshops, lectures and demos.

Watch the “City News” pagein the “Prairie Post”.

www.artgalleryofswiftcurrent.org

For info, call 306-778-2736

Warm & Beautiful:A Selection of Quilts and Wall Hangings by Southwest Quilters Guild

January 3 to February 20 Lyric TheatreThis exhibition will improve the “R” value and the ART value of the Lyric Theatre during thecoldest part of the year.

Historical Lyric Theatre to hostits biggest event of the year!

Chautauqua, a summer theatre festival, is returning to the historicalLyric Theatre in downtown SwiftCurrent from July 7 to 10.

Four days in July of hilarity, wonder,and razzle-dazzle. Don't miss thisastounding 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 doublebill, $60 pass, $5 kids show.Available at Pharmasave.


Every Saturday 10am to 3pmJune 17 to October 1Featuring the Swift Current Farmer’s MarketFree admission and additional parkingProfessional and amateur entertainers

SPECIAL FEATURE DAYCruisin’ - September 17

A healthy start to the New Year!

Now that the New Year is here, many of us may be making new year’s resolutions for healthier lives, so whynot take the 4th annual “Wellness Challenge”! This challenge runs from January 18 to February 14. To register a team from your work, organization or club,please email [email protected] by January 13.Each member on the team will keep track of daily wellness points in the areas of nutrition, drink, sleep andphysical activity. There will be prizes for the top 5 overallindividuals with the highest points, as well as a prize forthe team with the highest average of points!! So join theWellness Challenge for a chance to win a prize, but better yet, to feel strong, healthy and happy! For moreinformation, call 306-778-2787 or visit swiftcurrent.ca

Swift Current where a “healthy” life makes sense!

WELLNESS CHALLENGE


NEXT ISSUE...Long Day’s Night FestivalChautauqua Theatre FestivalArt and Music Camp

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Michael Kaeshammer

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John Wort Hannam

Published by Adinfinitum Designs

Art Gallery of Swift Currentwww.artgalleryofswiftcurrent.orgRC Dahl Centre at 411 Herbert Street East S9H 1M5 306-778-2736Kim Houghtaling, Director and Curator [email protected]

227 Central Avenue North, Swift Current306-773-6292 [email protected]: P.O. Box 1143, S9H 3X3 www.lyrictheatre.ca

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CF Coordinator Shann [email protected] 306-778-2686blendersmusic.ca windscapekitefestival.ca

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