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Heritage VIllage Days in Weyburn featured live entertainment, food, fun activities, rides on the antique fire truck, and displays in the various houses and buildings in the village. Entertainment included De Tricky Feet dance studio, and activities included ice cream making, baking bread in an outdoor oven, and rope-making, all done the way pioneers did it early in the 20th century.

The 小蓝视频east College's College for Kids summer program had visits from the Weyburn Police Service and Weyburn Fire Department this week as part of their "People in Your Neighbourhood" theme week. Const. Lisa Robertson of the WPS and Mark Schweitzer of the fire department showed off the equipment they use in protecting the city, and answered questions from the children.

Take a look at Weyburn and the surrounding area. You鈥檒l find all sorts of great things to do in all directions.

Many activities and displays were held as part of Nickle Lake Day on Saturday, from a show-and-shine with members of the Sooline Cruisers, to an outdoor market, bouncy houses, face-painting, and live music through the afternoon into the evening. This photo gallery shows a few examples of how people had fun at the day-long event.

The Souris Valley Antique Association in Midale brought the past to life again for Pioneer Echoes Days, with an antique tractor parade, and a threshing demonstration showing how harvesting used to be done in the southeast Saskatchewan region of 80, 90 and even 100 years ago. The parade and threshing demo were held at Midale's exhibition grounds on both Saturday and Sunday afternoons.

More than 100 riders are entered.

Children in the City of Weyburn's Fun in the Sun summer program had a tour through the Soo Line Historical Museum on Wednesday, and then a picnic lunch as part of the day's activities. The large group was divided into smaller groups so they could tour through the museum and see all of the interesting artifacts, including the Charlie Wilson Silver Collection.

WWF legend "The Mountie" Jacques Rougeau made a special appearance during the 'Cruel Summer Tour' held in Weyburn.

Self-guided yard tours of many beautiful gardens in Weyburn was hosted by the Weyburn Horticultural Society on July 22.

Pancakes were served to many people at the event.