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At Little Manitou Art Gallery “Inspiring Art” means two things: we sell the art you love and we encourage you to create.
Located in Treaty 4 Territory, on the North shore of Little Manitou Lake, in the Resort Village of Manitou Beach, Sask, Little Manitou Art Gallery is a welcoming, creative hub which is owned and operated by Sarah McKen. When you arrive, be ready for a little adventure! Have fun exploring this unique property, take in live music performances, join hands-on ARTivities and sit down for a Saskatchewan brewed beer or glass of wine.
Discover artwork by over 250 Saskatchewan artists displayed for sale in five pavilion galleries along the paths of the spiral garden, which also features larger works of art.
Little Manitou Art Gallery is open year-round.
Throughout the summer, you are greeted by a variety of guest artists in pop-up venues around the yard; musicians and performing artists share from the outdoor stage; and children are always invited to run and play “count the artwork in the garden” before they choose a free gift from the old treasure box.
During the winter and early spring many people are surprised to find that the pavilion galleries are still open! Keep your jacket and boots on while you explore the open-door displays before you come into the Lounge and CheckOut to warm up. Little Manitou Art Gallery handles cross-country ski rentals for the local Rec Board and has updates about the Manitou Beach trails and skating-pond. Or come indoors for an intimate gathering in the Lounge. This newly opened space offers weekly hands-on ARTivities, licensed socials, and small group bookings.
Little Manitou Art Gallery is located at 204 Elizabeth Ave, Manitou Beach, SK. Stop in for a visit – there is always something new!
Music Fest 2024
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Paddles and Oars - My Design or Yours by Nancy Carlson
Happy Herd Acres
... business desserts are better than business meetings!
Thank you Nancy & Jenn for all that you do for Little Manitou Art Gallery 🫶
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It was a great send-off to summer on the Labour Day Weekend at the Manitou Music Fest Rock and Roll Weekend with shows throughout the village site. Discover Humboldt took in some of the Saturday festivities at the Little Manitou Art Gallery, an anchor host for all the music.
Performers hit two stages at the Gallery this year. The upper stage played host to a number of solo artists, providing solo acoustic sets.
Michael McLean stepped in on short notice to perform a stripped-down set of classics including Steve Miller’s The Joker, Dead or Alive and Every Rose Has It’s Thorns.
Uklectic Fred provided a blue-folk-jazz interpreted through the ukelele.
On the main stage, Bruce Rawling and Buffalo Rising let loose on a set of Rawling’s originals. Like Neil Young, Rawling’s finely crafted songs shine in a solo treatment, but add his own version of Crazy Horse, with Buffalo Rising behind him, and the tunes take on a new edge and dimension. All the favourites were there – the love song Somewhere with You, the wistful coming of age tune Open Road, and the tribute to prairie homesteaders Brave Hearts.
The Great Fuss hit the stage and brought its energized funk-groove to the mix. Front man/guitarist Pete Oldridge and the band opened up on a string of their original and infectious grooves along with some neatly orchestrated blast from the past covers.
The night lit up with Spinja and JCrew and their mesmerizing fire dancing. The intricate costumes and ignitable designs with daring and well-choreographed moves never fail to captivate audiences with a visual treat alongside all the music.
The Steadies brought the house down with their reggae infused rock blend that’s affectionately been dubbed “island rock.” From the opening strains of the 70s classic Come and Get Your Love to their latest tracks from their upcoming album, the Steadies had the Gallery garden on its feet dancing the night away.
Summer may have come and gone, but the memories will no doubt linger on. With continued funding for the Association of Manitou Arts and Cultures announced through SKArts, SKCulture, and SKLotteries supporting the event, music lovers can dream about next year’s event.
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The Steadies at Little Manitou Art Gallery for Manitou Music Fest Rock'N'Roll Weekend 2025
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Winter Hours at Little Manitou Art Gallery are Weekends Only 10am - 3pm. Additional hours for special events in the Lounge will be announced throughout the winter.
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It was a great send-off to summer on the Labour Day Weekend at the Manitou Music Fest Rock and Roll Weekend with shows throughout the village site. Discover Humboldt took in some of the Saturday festivities at the Little Manitou Art Gallery, an anchor host for all the music.
Performers hit two stages at the Gallery this year. The upper stage played host to a number of solo artists, providing solo acoustic sets.
Michael McLean stepped in on short notice to perform a stripped-down set of classics including Steve Miller’s The Joker, Dead or Alive and Every Rose Has It’s Thorns.
Uklectic Fred provided a blue-folk-jazz interpreted through the ukelele.
On the main stage, Bruce Rawling and Buffalo Rising let loose on a set of Rawling’s originals. Like Neil Young, Rawling’s finely crafted songs shine in a solo treatment, but add his own version of Crazy Horse, with Buffalo Rising behind him, and the tunes take on a new edge and dimension. All the favourites were there – the love song Somewhere with You, the wistful coming of age tune Open Road, and the tribute to prairie homesteaders Brave Hearts.
The Great Fuss hit the stage and brought its energized funk-groove to the mix. Front man/guitarist Pete Oldridge and the band opened up on a string of their original and infectious grooves along with some neatly orchestrated blast from the past covers.
The night lit up with Spinja and JCrew and their mesmerizing fire dancing. The intricate costumes and ignitable designs with daring and well-choreographed moves never fail to captivate audiences with a visual treat alongside all the music.
The Steadies brought the house down with their reggae infused rock blend that’s affectionately been dubbed “island rock.” From the opening strains of the 70s classic Come and Get Your Love to their latest tracks from their upcoming album, the Steadies had the Gallery garden on its feet dancing the night away.
Summer may have come and gone, but the memories will no doubt linger on. With continued funding for the Association of Manitou Arts and Cultures announced through SKArts, SKCulture, and SKLotteries supporting the event, music lovers can dream about next year’s event.
Manitou Music Fest Rock`N`Roll Weekend
Full line up:
Friday 9pm Braydan Breathwarrior & Cowboy Budda
SATURDAY
5pm Chord & Wade Fehr
6pm Raven Reid
7pm Bruce Rawling & Buffalo Rising
8pm Uklectic Fred
9pm The Great Fuss
10pm Spinja & J-Crew
11pm The Steadies
And! Tiskets for ALL VENUE WEEKEND PASS (save $60!) Danceland, Little Manitou Art Gallery, ilPrato lineups for 3 Days, 3 Venues, 1 Great Weekend www.watrousmanitou.com
