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Season Ticket |
Single Ticket Advance |
Single Ticket Door |
| Adult |
$70.00 |
$25.00 |
$30.00 |
| Pre-school - Gr. 9 |
FREE if accompanied by parent/adult |
| Gr. 10 - 12 |
$10.00 |
$5.00 |
$6.00 |
| Group Tickets |
Group Tickets $120 for 10 single tickets |
Send cheques to: Whitehawk Arts Council Box 408 Preeceville, SK S0A 3B0 |
Ticket info contact: Miles Russell: phone 306-547-8517 Barbara Wagar: phone 306-547-7994 |
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When: November 28, 2026 7:30 pm Where: Preeceville Legion Hall
Inspirational/Country Artist Amanda Hagel is thrilled to bring her audience on a musical journey with - These Roots - Take me Home Country Roads Christmas"! In the true spirit of the holiday season, Amanda was inspired to create a concert series with a cast of amazing musicians, infused in a Christmas theme with the melodic roots of Country, Folk & Americana along with Amanda’s soulful, heartfelt songs & storytelling. Celebrating over a decade of music including the incredible success of her single release titled "These Roots" along with one of her latest releases, the re-imagined rendition of John Denver’s "Take Me Home, Country Roads", Amanda & her band are excited to bring a captivating & immersive musical experience where you will 'Come as You Are & Leave as You’ve Never Been".
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When: January 21, 2027 7:30 pm Where: Sturgis Community Hall
Last Birds’ intimate, one mic performance style blends contemporary folk and traditional country music. Through haunting vocal harmonies and interwoven acoustic guitars, the duo tells stories of small-town experiences and the challenges of prairie life. Mike Davis and Lindsay Arnold draw audiences into a shared experience with their honest lyrics and authentic spousal banter that is satisfyingly bittersweet, often humorous, and always mesmerizing to watch.
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When: April 21, 2027 7:30 pm Where: Preeceville Legion Hall
Jessica Rhaye with Bill Preeper and Sandy MacKay is a folk trio that back to the height of the Greenwich Village folk scene of the 60’s, weaving and sharing lead and harmony. It's new folk music at its finest, pulling together inspiration from the likes of Woody Guthrie, Ian Tyson, Bob Dylan, with a Maritime Appalachian Folk sound with a unique mix of acoustic and electric instruments. The trio’s version of Blowin’ in the Wind has generated, to date, more than 15 million views on YouTube. "The modern folk trio offered their skills to the famed Dylan track (Blowin’ in the Wind) in a string laden rendition. Rich with golden vocals, acoustics and even a Mandolin, Rhaye, and her group would make Baez and the rest of the ‘60-s decade proud with this heartfelt version.+- AMERICAN SONGWRITER MAGAZINE
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