With Mother’s Day just behind us, I mused about how the role of mothers has changed during the past number of decades? Two senior ladies were willing to share their memories of how their mothers coped while raising children during the Dirty Thirties on the prairies.

If you’re ready for a road trip, the River & Rail Art Venture has planned an incredible tour of artisans and artists throughout West Central Saskatchewan. This self-guided tour takes place June 26 from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., and June 27 from noon until 6 p.m., and what’s even better is it’s absolutely free!

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Children love asking questions and even a seemingly simple question can hide layers of emotion. This colorful soft-covered book is written by a grandmother and her granddaughter and is based on a true experience.

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Scenic Bridges, the latest release from the Fritz Stehwien Estate, is a delightful visual study of bridges around the world, in particular Saskatoon, and also reveals a gifted artist’s creative development and perspective through the years.

Last weekend’s Saskatchewan Country Music Awards saw the Hunter Brothers pick up four awards, but there’s no rest for farmers.

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Field to Flask: Fundamentals of Small Batch Distilling is an arsenal of knowledge for anyone seeking to begin or perfect the art of distilling spirits.

On Thursday, April 15th, the staff at Veronica’s Sewing Supplies, located at 100 Main St., Kindersley, arranged two separate presentations of quilts throughout the day. These quilts’ origins began with a Block of the Month program, which started back in 2013.

Tasha Orysiuk was the recent recipient of an award honouring her dedication and contribution to Canada’s Ukrainian Shumka Dancers in Edmonton. She is the Creative Director of the Ukrainian Shumka Dancers, the only professional Ukrainian dance company in Canada.

Leader & District Arts Council is hosting an exhibition of ten portraits painted by Madhu Kumar from Regina. The portraits will be on display at the Town of Leader Office weekdays until April 23.

In March 2020, many Eston residents might have stopped by the Prairie West Historical Society for a glimpse at a new gallery showing of Holly Wallace’s beautiful life-like art pieces.

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Retirement is a time to cease working; however, 88-year-old Earl Smith, who resides at Caleb Village, keeps very busy during his retirement years. Most days, you will find him in his workshop at Caleb, where he builds birdhouses and beautiful woodworking projects.

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Oh, how I wish I had this book when I bought my first canoe back in 1995! At that time, there was nowhere to find such a comprehensive all-in-one resource for paddling destinations. Canoeists who pick up a copy of Paddling Northern Saskatchewan will find it invaluable.

The Archives of Saskatchewan reveals the history of the Motherwell Dam’s making and its namesake, W.R. Motherwell.

Recently, a reader contacted Your Southwest Media Group, saying the brown house in a particular photo that Kate had taken was originally on a farm northeast of Sibbald, where an experimental farm was located.

March 31 is National Indigenous Languages Day. It is a day to honour the many Indigenous languages spoken across Canada and to build support for their preservation.