Our musician on the 2025 SCES Workshop Tour, Melissa Nygren, encouraging creativity for students at Clive Draycott School in Bethune. So lovely! I had comments that day that “I feel like I just spent a great afternoon hanging out with my favourite Auntie!”Namaste. Up to Lloydminster area now for further adventures in encouraging creative thinking.
The Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange Society is looking for interested individuals willing to commit 40-60 volunteer hours per year to serve on our board of directors.
We seek committed individuals who will strengthen the overall skill set of the Board, contribute to its diversity, and bring knowledge and experience that will improve the governance of the SCES.
The SCES provides cultural opportunities to rural and remote areas of Saskatchewan linking communities with artists as well as operating a cultural venue in Regina.
“I was presenting for Grades 10-12 as the visual artist. I started off my presentation with showing and inspiring the students with some pieces I’ve been proud with my portfolio of – paintings, drawings, printmaking prints, and crocheted items. I wanted the students to understand not to give up with their art creations, and take your time. At the end of my workshop, I had a young student come up to me and ask to share his portfolio. The student came back with his two sketch books and was so excited to share his work with me. I told him to keep it up, never give up, and believe in himself with the arts. I’m happy to say that I inspired him to pursue his own creations of the arts through sketching anime/manga. “
We are on the road again! Artists in dance, theatre, storytelling, music and visual arts instructing at schools across the Province as part of Saskatchewan Cultural Sask Cultural Exchange Fall Artist Tour. Such a wonderful opportunity for all
Wednesday, February 12th Aboriginal Storytelling Month Live performances by: Errol Kinistino Thomas Roussin Lionel Peyachew Koyot Hosted by: Brad Infored Bellegarde 6:30pm – 10:30pm $10 at the door The Exchange – 2431 8th ave.
Hours: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Lunch Included The Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange 2431 8th Ave Aged 6 – 12
ABOUT THE CAMP: At V.I.B.E. camp, we will explore the arts in all forms – not just visual and performance arts, but also martial arts, culinary arts, and life skills, all rooted in creativity. This camp is all about helping kids build confidence, learn essential life skills, and discover the joy of creative expression. Whether we’re whipping up something tasty in the kitchen, honing basic skills, or creating masterpieces, we look forward to inspiring the next generation of young learners and artists!
ABOUT THE DIRECTORS: Hi, we are Dallas and Darian and we are so excited to be running this year’s V.I.B.E. Summer Kids Art Camp! With each of us having teaching experience, we’re passionate about helping kids grow through creativity, exploration, and hands-on learning.
We both bring unique skills and experiences to camp. Dallas has been teaching for six years in Regina, and also coaches martial arts, promoting a balanced approach to physical, mental, and creative development. Darian also has six years of teaching experience, including two years abroad in London, UK. We both have a passion for play-based learning and exploration, as well as the arts. We know our love for the arts will help create an engaging and fun environment for kids.
The Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange Invites You to our Holiday Come-and-Go
The Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange Invites You to our Holiday Come-and-Go
Wednesday, December 18, 2024
3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The Club – 2431 8th Avenue
As the year winds down, Join the staff of the Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange for some mid-week holiday fun. Drop by for an afternoon of festive cheer, featuring complimentary drinks and snacks. No RSVP required!
Dance Artist/Lindsay Cottin Theatre Artist(s) Leon Willey/Carol Rose GoldenEagle Visual Artist/Kevin Wesaquate Storyteller/Danica Lorer Musician/Melissa Nygren
This year’s Artist Tour went from north to west to central Saskatchewan, visiting the communities of; La Loche, Buffalo Narrows, Pinehouse Lake, Lashburn, Maidstone, Grand Coulee, Stoughton, Regina Beach, Kahkewistahaw, Muskoday, and Bethune. 12 communities, 1700 students. K to 12 included.
The annual Fall Artist Workshop tour is one of the oldest programs, administered by the Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange Society for over 40 years.