Relax as you play with pressed florals and customize a set of 2 small round trays. Use as coasters or trinket dishes. Pick up one week after workshop. Click here to purchase tickets.
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Relax as you play with pressed florals and customize a set of 2 small round trays. Use as coasters or trinket dishes. Pick up one week after workshop. Click here to purchase tickets. |
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This family-friendly event will celebrate the vibrant Indian festival of Holi while bringing together residents of all backgrounds to learn about and experience one of the world's most joyful cultural traditions. Participants of all ages will gather at Jubilee Park and receive a complimentary white event t-shirt. Following a brief introduction to the cultural significance […]
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Liz will skillfully lead you in hand building a plate and bowl set. Come back 2 weeks later to glaze your set during our drop in hours. Pick up 2 weeks after glazing. Click here to purchase tickets.
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Have you made some Bad Decisions in life? Us too!!Get ready for a high-energy night of comedy that dives headfirst into those questionable moments with 3 wildly different personalities on stage.Featuring performers seen on Canada’s Got Talent, APTN, Prime Video, Apple TV, and the Winnipeg Comedy Festival.This 90-minute comedy show starring Nelson Mayer, Chris Basso, […] |
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This ticket covers 2 drinks (wine or cocktail) and a charcuterie snack cup. Projects will be chosen and paid the night of the event. Let's get those creative juices flowing! Choose from our entire Wall of Possibilities! Click here to purchase tickets.
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Members of the Weyburn Pottery Club are excited to be hosting this pottery tile making project. This is the second year of a multi-year initiative. Stop by the MPRs to create a tile using red clay. Press textures, use stamps, carve or add clay to make the tile uniquely yours. Once dry, the tiles will […]
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Hosted by members of the Weyburn Cricket Association, come learn to play Cricket in this hands on, participatory event. Cricket is a much loved game in many areas of the world, but is relatively new to Canada. It is as popular in India as hockey is in Canada! Join in the cultural exchange made possible […]
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Weyburn's Indian Community will be performing a number of cultural dances for us to enjoy! The Malayali people are a Dravidian ethnolinguistic group originating from the present-day Province of Kerala in India, occupying its southwestern Malabar coast. They are predominantly native speakers of the Malayalam language, one of the six Classical languages in India. It […] |
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Join us on September 30 for activities in recognition National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. New this year is the Métis History Walk. This walk features a series of informative signs, which take us through the history of the Métis people from origin to modern day. Events that happened here in Saskatchewan are featured, as […]
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Join Krystal for a day of reconciliation in action as we learn about and how to respectfully engage with the medicine wheel to find personal balance. Free program but please ensure to register to save your spot! Click here to register!
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Come enjoy a variety of seasonal and curated products brought by local vendors. Shop, enjoy community, amazing live music and delicious food from Wayne's Weiner Wagon! $2 per adult Just 5 minutes from Weyburn - Head 6km west on HWY 39 and turn North on RR 2152.
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MATSURI: Embrace with Joy is not merely an exhibition title; it is an immersive homage to timeless traditions that celebrate the seasons, the land, and the life it nurtures. In my native Japan, festivals have long been sacred community gatherings to express gratitude for nature's blessings, pray for the health of loved ones, and celebrate […] |