Right now things are going pretty well for Gord Bamford.

 

It’s an interesting time for the members of country trio Hey Romeo.

On May 18 at the Lashburn Community Hall, the Scott Woods Band will perform a tribute to Canadian fiddling legends.

 

If you ever wanted your own trading card, here’s your chance.

The Calgary-based band Lauren Mann and the Fairly Odd Folk will play at The Root: Community Emporium in Lloydminster on Wednesday.

When Jordan Forester returns to Lloydminster this week, it will be for completely different reasons than how he got to the Border City in the first place three weeks ago.

By Thomas Miller On May 26 at the Lloydminster Public Library, author Rebecca Grambo will hold a writing workshop titled From Brain to Page. The workshop is being put on by Lloydminster Writers Ink and the Saskatchewan Writers Guild, and co-ordinator Ted Haas said the cost is $40 for non-members. “If someone is interested in perhaps trying to start a story or just interested in seeing if they would like to write because maybe they never have, but they’ve had some interest in it,” he said over the phone on Friday. “Maybe seniors who are interested in doing something with their memoirs for the families, as well as high school students who have a creative urge and want to try to take that to the next level. This would be a good place to start.” The workshop runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will feature a number of exercises to help you get your ideas onto the page. Grambo, the author of 26 non-fiction books, gives a number of workshops similar to this and says it’s rather intensive. “It’s for anyon ...

The Lloydminster Public Library is getting involved with Arts Without Borders for the second year with book-spine poetry.