Cheer Stories
Cheer Story: Town of Wolseley Invests in New Community Position!
In small communities, growth and development often depend on the dedication and vision of key individuals. In Wolseley, a new position was created to take on these responsibilities, and Julia Schofer stepped into the role of Community Development Coordinator with passion and expertise....
Cheer Story: Kronau Marvelous Museum & Creative Corner: Celebrating a New Name and Artistic Vision
This year has been a landmark one for the Kronau Marvelous Museum & Creative Corner. The Museum completed an artist-in-residency featuring Métis artist Tracey-Mae Chambers from Ontario. Along with the artist-in-residency, the museum is rebranding to the Kronau Marvelous Museum &...
Cheer Story: The Raised Planter Project at Maryfield School
In the village of Maryfield, community is everything. That spirit of togetherness is perfectly embodied in the Raised Planter Project at Maryfield School—a grassroots initiative that has turned gardening into a full-circle of community involvement. The project began in 2022 when Maryfield...
Cheer Story: Celebrating Pride Through Art: Estevan Art Gallery & Museums Pride-Themed Silk Screening Event
The Estevan Art Gallery & Museum (EAGM) recently hosted a Pride-themed silk screening event in partnership with Weyburn Pride. This workshop provided a unique opportunity to blend art-making and community celebration. When asked about the inspiration behind this event, Tye...
Cheer Story: Celebrating Recreation Professionals Week: Nathaniel Carrington's Impact in Stoughton!
June 17th to 23rd is slated Recreation Professionals Week in Saskatchewan for the seventh consecutive year. In recognition of this occasion, we would like to take the opportunity to profile a Recreation Director from the southeast. Nathaniel Carrington is the Recreation Director for the Town...
Cheer Story: Bringing Creativity to Communities!
South East District recently concluded its ART STARTS program which was aimed to encourage and strengthen intracommunity partnerships through arts programming, and we’re excited to share its successes! At the core of our initiative was the empowerment of local leaders. Recreation leaders,...
Celebrating Everyday Heroes In Sport, Culture & Recreation: Derek Soroka from the Town of Redvers
South East District is celebrating Everyday Heroes in sport, culture, and recreation as part of the 2024 National Volunteer Week. In our call to communities, groups, and individuals to nominate their Everyday Heroes, we were fortunate to receive a nomination for Derek Soroka from the Town...
Cheer Story: Centre 48 Is Bringing Opportunities to Rural Communities
Centre 48 Arts and Education was established with a clear purpose in mind: to create vibrant rural communities that will have access to a wide range of arts, culture, fitness, and continuing education opportunities for all age groups. Centre 48 offers diverse activities that cater to the...
Cheer Story: Weyburn Arts Council Bringing the Arts Outdoors!
The Weyburn Arts Council's commitment to community engagement has taken a refreshing turn by embracing the outdoors in its programming initiatives. The initiatives feature local artists turning public spaces into dynamic canvases that celebrate local talent. The Weyburn Arts Council...
Cheer Story: Redvers Winterfest: A Resounding Success in Community Celebration
There is a growing movement of communities seeking to improve and welcome winter opportunities, and the Town of Redvers is one of them! Winterfest is an annual winter festival held in the town of Redvers. The first event was in the winter of 2017, in 2023, Winterfest was hosted on December...
Broomball - Odessa’s Sport Is Alive More Than Ever
In the village of Odessa, a unique sport has become a big part of the community, creating bonds of friendship and promoting physical fitness for nearly five decades. The story of Odessa's broomball league dates back to 1983 when Annette Gaetz brought the game with her when she moved to the...
Cheer Story: Métis Local 44 holds dedication ceremony for Tipi at Bradley Park
On June 10, Métis Local 44 and people from across the region celebrated the dedication of the new permanently-installed tipi at Bradley Park in Moosomin. The tipi will serve as a space for teaching youth and people in the community about the local Métis Nation and its heritage....
