Join the Art Gallery of Swift Current and Southwest Saskatchewan Pride for two film screenings on July 10, 2026. 7 PM: 1st movie: all ages 9 PM: 2nd movie: 19+ Doors open 6:30 pm Tickets FREE Donations to SW Pride will be accepted We Are Pat (2025) Director: Rowan Haber July 10, 7pm Many iconic […]
$18.50 Right Here $20 at the Door Join the Night with Sadly Sally, Marsha Melo, Peter Eater, Critter Von Squeaks, Freya Grant, Merda Misstery, Jo Mommie, Paris of the Prairies Doors at 7pm Gay as in Happy Hour 7pm-8pm Show starts at 8pm Big Gay Dance Party to follow
Doors 7pm Show 8pm Tickets Right here and at the Door $20 + taxes and fees Soothing and delicate, soft and cautiously optimistic indie rock. Benjamin Hill's original songs are sometimes playful and light-hearted, and at other times somber and bittersweet. Blending electric warmth with acoustic folk, Benjamin builds a setlist that runs the gamut […]
Doors 6 pm Start time 7 pm - 9 pm The door will be donated to SPCA "After over 6 months of work with the help of a handful of volunteer actors and amazing music composers, we are proud to announce the brand new local indie film "The Hollow Knight". Come on down to the Lyric on […]
Doors 6:30 pm Show 7 pm Advance Tickets $20.00 +taxes and fees SCROLLING DOWN to get tickets Tickets also available at the Door Greg is a songwriter of great talent and craft, his lyrics rising authentically from the southern Alberta plains where he works and lives. Rri is known for being the anthem singer at […]
Doors 3:00 PM first film 3:30 pm The Lyric Theatre presents a triple feature celebrating Saskatchewan on screen: Drylanders (1962), filmed in and around Swift Current, Paper Wheat (1979), and How the Fiddle Flows (2002). Three National Film Board documentaries capturing prairie history, community, and culture. Film Descriptions: Drylanders (1962) Drylanders was the National Film […]
Doors: 7pm Show: 8pm Tickets: $25 advance SCROLLING DOWN to get tickets $30 at door + taxes and fees DON LAW is an indie/alt rock band still searching for where they belong. One minute they're trying to put their hands through their instruments, and the next minute it’s an acoustic ballad. Canadian to the core, […]