Local Arts

Spoken word poet Tanya Neumeyer of Toronto, who is putting on a free performance at the Thompson Public Library on Saturday at 4:30 p.m.

If ever there were a book perfectly suited to the current world of alternative facts, fake news and separating what is true from what is false, it is Monsters Among Us: An Exploration of Otherworldly Bigfoots, Wolfmen, Portals, Phantoms and Odd Pheno

The romantic comedy “Last Train to Nibroc” will arrive onstage in Thompson Feb.

From This Valley, the first novel by The Pas author Murray Harvey, not only takes you on a journey with the main character but also through some of the history of Western Canada and the United States, from Custer's last stand to the Riel rebellion wi

After the biting wind and dumps of snow last week, Marco Castillo’s warm and sunny Latin vibes should be a welcome relief when he performs for the next installment of the Home Routes tour on Oct. 25.

The Home Routes Borealis Trail is opening up once again, and Suzie Ungerleider’s Oh Susanna is spearheading the performers slated for the 2016-17 season with a concert on Sept. 25.

Obstruction of Justice: The Search for Truth on Canada’s Highway of Tears by former RCMP officer turned private investigator Ray Michalko is not a whodunit.

If you’ve ever heard the latest news about a mass shooting or suicide epidemic and thought to yourself, “What is wrong with society?” then Sebastian Junger’s latest book Tribe: On Homecoming and Belonging has a possible answer for you.

Concerts in the park began on July 15 and continue every Friday until Sept. 2, featuring a variety of performers. While some performances remain tentative, currently confirmed are performers Amy McConnell (July 29), Jeanette Kimball (Aug.

Sixty-two students from R. D. Parker Collegiate’s senior concert band, senior choir, and vocal jazz programs travelled to Minneapolis, Minnesota to perform at the Music in the Parks Festival, which took place on May 21.