• SAA in the News: Our Latest Report in Support of the Arts

    On March 4th, SAA publicly released our new research report: Perspectives on the Arts & Culture Scene in Saskatchewan 2025.

    Read it here

  • How the Arts Make Us Human: Part Two

    This article, written by artist and education, Nikki Little. It is the second in a three-part series examining why art is important to our humanity. This article deals with themes of grief, loss, and mental health struggles. However, it tells a very hopeful tale.

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  • Arts Everywhere: Episode Forty-Six

    This is the third in a special series entitled “Later Life, Creative Life”, which explores what a creative life looks like in artists ages 60 and up. This episode features Saskatchewan artist Linda Duvall.

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  • Robots Write Better Poetry Than You

    Read the first op-ed of the year: Robots Write Better Poetry Than You. This article is written by Saskatchewan poet Dash Reimer.

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For over 20 years, the company has provided expertise and resources in the technical and administrative areas of production to help hundreds of independent artists and performer-producers stage their art. During the pandemic, however, cancellations have been the norm, and the Refinery space has been almost empty. Gallant-Morari’s concert had been cancelled twice before they finally pulled it off.

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Jennifer McAllister, music educator

[Music] is good for us our whole life, so an investment in music education in young people is an investment in wellbeing for people for their whole life.

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Life without music is inconceivable for me. I live my daydreams in music. I see my life in terms of music … I get most joy in life out of music.

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The more students study music, the better they do in Math, Science and English

Dr. Jessica Phillips-Silver, PhD, cognitive neuroscientist

We now “get” that music is one of the major frontiers of science and medicine—we have plentiful evidence, and dedicated pioneers on the path to discovering WHY we need to keep music in our lives, in our schools, and in our centers for healing.

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