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Latest issue of Engage posted online
March 11, 2015
The latest issue of SaskCulture's
Engage
magazine has been posted online, you can
view an interactive, shareable, online version of the magazine
on your smartphone, tablet or desktop computer, or you can
view and download the PDF
. The Winter/Spring 2015 issue is focused on culture and tourism and features articles on the
All Folk'd Up Festival
in Montmartre
, the
Moving Forward, Never Forgetting
exhibition
that is on right now at the MacKenzie Art Gallery in Regina, the
Windscape Kite Festival
in Swift Current and much more!
There were also two episodes of the
SaskScapes
podcast
created in conjunction with this issue of Engage, one on the
Windscape Kite Festival
and one about the
Festival of Words in Moose Jaw
. You can stream them by clicking on the links above. Curious about
SaskScapes
?
More information is available on SaskCulture's website
.