Sask. celebrates Culture Days for 16th year
The province is celebrating Culture Days across 45 hubs, featuring free events such as workshops, open mics, and shows. The event has been celebrated in Saskatchewan since 2010.
Saskatchewan is commemorating its 16th annual Culture Days, a cultural movement that originated in Quebec and has since expanded across the country, including in the province since 2010. The event, which takes place in 45 hubs throughout Saskatchewan, offers free activities such as workshops, open mics, and performances. Dean Kush, CEO of SaskCultures and a Culture Days national board member, emphasizes the importance of community engagement during Culture Days, stating that these events often revolve around local history or prominent community artists.
The Art Gallery of Regina, a long-time participant in Culture Days, is showcasing a new exhibit called "The Fashion Show" featuring works by Saskatchewan artists. Two artists in this exhibit are making their debut in a gallery setting, highlighting the significance of the gallery's support for local talent. Art Gallery of Regina Director Sandee Moore praises Culture Days for its invaluable assistance in promoting the arts within the community.
The festival is scheduled to run until October 4, with additional details available on the event's official website. Readers can subscribe to Global News as a Preferred Source on Google to receive updates and insights from the source.
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