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The Estevan Art Gallery and Museum (EAGM) has turned to the Internet in an effort to continue offering some programming.

What can be a torture for some people, may open new horizons for others. Artists in self-isolation all around the world started exploring the new opportunities life might have opened for them.

Students from the Drewitz School of Dance in Estevan, under the direction of instructor Lorie-Gay Drewitz-Gallaway and assistant teacher Hunter Hildebrand, recently received their results from London.

Most people are feeling the effects of the pandemic in one way or another. For some, it brought in more work, for others it resulted in its loss.

Half a dozen local bagpipers performed Amazing Grace in front of the Royal Canadian Legion鈥檚 Estevan branch on Easter Sunday at noon. They braved the cold, windy weather to play the iconic hymn while maintaining social distancing.

The Oxbow Arts and Cultural Committee has been offering open mic sessions for more than a year, giving talented musicians in the southeast a chance to showcase their talents for a crowd in a fun and informal setting.

The COVID-19 pandemic had affected all of the Estevan Arts Council鈥檚 programming for the current season.

It started with a call by Inked Magazine for women to compete in a contest to be on the front cover of a magazine in 2020.

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Weyburn Concert Series regretfully announces the postponement of the Tenille Arts concert scheduled for April 8, and the American Woman concert scheduled for April 30.

Hundreds of hearts now can be seen on houses and businesses all across Estevan. Some people also put easter eggs up to keep the Easter spirit going. A few readers submitted the pictures of their windows to spread the positive vibes and love.