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The Middle Aged Boy Band—the parody troupe that blends the harmonies of classic boy bands with razor-sharp improv comedy—is hitting the stage at the Mae Wilson Theatre on Oct. 4! A night of non-stop laughs and some of the biggest boy band hits ever recorded.

Denise Jones is co-creator, co-director and one of the performers for this show. She’s looking forward to bringing this performance to Moose Jaw.

The Western Development Museum (WDM) is gearing up for a busy and exciting fall season, with events that offer something for everyone—from free admission days to spooky Halloween fun. Programs and Volunteer Coordinator Alexis Jones shared what’s coming up across the WDM’s four locations, including Moose Jaw.

The Kindersley and District Arts Council is set to launch its 2025–26 Stars for Saskatchewan concert series with a high-energy performance by world-renowned Canadian circus artist Kate Ryan.

Ryan, whose career has taken her to 26 countries across six continents, will perform her one-woman show DomestiKATE at the Norman Ritchie Community Centre on Sept. 30 at 7:30 p.m. The show blends hula hoop artistry, face balancing, juggling, magic and physical comedy in an acrobatic celebration of creativity and resilience.

Tomorrow morning (Sept. 19), you can win a $50 gift card to Calgary Co-op.

Morning show host Keesyn Glawson will describe a mystery grocery item, and the first caller to guess it right will win!

Listen to 104.5 More Country at 7:50 a.m. to play.

The Town of Kindersley's fifty-third annual "Goose Festival" weekend has officially honked its way into town.

The full itinerary for the weekend can be found below, no shortage of fun ahead with a full slate of events beginning Thursday and running into Sunday morning in the West Central community.

Looking for something exciting to do this weekend? Etherlan 2025 is coming to the Bunker in Winkler this weekend, promising two full days of fun, friendly competition, prizes, and community spirit. All proceeds help support an outreach center for youth in Puerto Rico, making this event about more than just games.

21 years of gaming in Winkler

Etherlan is returning to the Bunker in Winkler this Friday and Saturday, celebrating 21 years of friendly competition and community connection.

The second annual New Bothwell Fire and Friends Festival is coming back in a blaze of glory on Saturday, Sept. 20, from 5 to 8:30 p.m. 

Tayleigh Giesbrecht, recreation programmer at the RM of Hanover Recreation Department, says the evening will ignite fun for all ages. 

Carnie's Comments

It's a great time of year for those of us who like to eat fresh, garden produce. Gardening is a lot of work but, really, I like to think of it as a privilege. I take pleasure in growing some of my own food.

I did some growing up in a home with a big backyard. My dad used more than half of it to grow food to feed the family.

We had a strawberry patch, raspberry bushes, a large space with tomatoes, onions, peas, beans and more along with five apple trees. It was marvelous.

The Village of Roche Percee has taken a lighthearted approach to some unusual happenings around town, with Mayor Jay Riedel weaving humor into recent coyote sightings.

Riedel explained that the village has faced a series of puzzling incidents, ranging from odd speed readings on traffic signs to strange discoveries like anvils, Acme boxes, and even a giant magnet. “We’ve had a few issues here through the years, and we just really couldn’t put our finger on what was going on,” he said. “So now we’ve put some cameras out and lo and behold, we keep finding this coyote out here.”

Here’s your go-to guide for a fun-filled weekend:

Cochrane Food Bank Fall Food Drive

Communities across Cochrane
Saturday, Sept 20 | 10:00 AM
Make a difference this Saturday! Simply place non-perishable food donations in a bag or box outside your front door, and volunteers will collect them starting at 10 AM.

Most-needed items:

• Oatmeal

• Soup

• Juice

• Canned protein (tuna, chicken, beans, etc.)