Local Arts

Frances Mae Sinclair-Kaspick talks about her self-published memoir The Mountain Within in front of a local audience

Even though the 2019 Thompson Festival of the Arts doesn’t officially kick off until late April, organizers are reminding young artists to sign up in advance.

Thompson musician looking to highlight personal growth and mental health with new album

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A Norway House drummer will team up with Midnight Shine from Ontario to make the band an all-Cree ensemble once again for the upcoming touring season.

A couple of Winnipeg-based musicians are hoping to recruit a Thompson host for their tour of classical music house concerts.

The School District of Mystery Lake Grade 6, Grade 7, and Grade 8 bands performed along with the R.D. Parker Collegiate Grade 9 and senior concert bands during a pair of winter concert at the high school’s Letkemann Theatre Dec. 12.

Thompson Playhouse held its annual general meeting Nov.

Aurora Dance Academy, John Ham, Tony Whalen, Kory Wickdahl and Tracey “Smitty” Smith entertained the crowd at the Thompson Regional Community Centre Aug. 31 when the summer swan song Party in the Park was forced inside due to weather.

During his most recent trip to the Hub of the North, former resident Earl McKay set up shop at the Meridian Hotel Aug. 16−25 in order to sell some of his latest wildlife-inspired paintings. However, he set one creation aside for a charity raffle.