Local artist Joe Ashwell always has a project or two on the go. Although painting is his favourite artform, his mediums range from walls to vehicles to objects.

What would you do if rats invaded Niverville? That was the question asked each of the three nights before the Grades 3 and 4 students of the Niverville Elementary School (NES) performed the story of the Pied Piper.

Since September, this space has highlighted the exceptional talents of local musicians, actors, filmmakers, writers, photographers, dancers, decorators, fashion designers, pillow-makers, and even someone who creates metal sculptures.

Niverville born and bred country artist Brady Kenneth will debut his new EP album, That's the Way She Goes, when he takes the stage at the year's Olde Tyme Country Fair.

In My Wake tells the inspiring true story of one woman’s struggle for survival after a life-altering accident, and the journey of faith she took on the way back to life. That woman is local author Amanda Legault, formerly of Niverville and currently of Plum Coulee.

Regardless of how you get there, Nashville (a.k.a. Music City) has beckoned many aspiring musicians, songwriters, and producers. This includes six artists from Niverville: Brady Kenneth, Gerry St. Cyr, Shaun St. Cyr, Jordan St. Cyr, and Evan St. Cyr.