LIVE Arts inspires creativity in classrooms

November, 2025 Arts
A group of children sitting on the floor in a classroom, facing a large monitor and raising their hands. Bookshelves line the back wall, and a person with a camera and lighting equipment is visible in the corner.

Inspiring creativity across Saskatchewan, the LIVE (Live Interactive Video Education) Arts program connects classrooms with professional artists for real-time experiences in the arts.

A person is seated in a classroom holding a microphone and a notebook, speaking with a child in the foreground. Other children are sitting nearby, and the background shows a chalkboard and bulletin boards.
"We have such an incredible artist community, and we can make those links and connections, bringing people together."
- Dash Reimer, program coordinator, LIVE Arts
Two people sitting at a table operating audio or video equipment. One person is wearing headphones and adjusting controls on a sound mixer, while the other is seated nearby with hands clasped.

Students explore visual arts, drama, music, and dance, discovering new ways to express themselves and connect through creativity.

Children sitting on the floor in a classroom, watching a large monitor that displays a person speaking.

"It's important to introduce students to professional artists, so that they grow up knowing that the arts are a viable pathway. I hope this lights a spark in them." - Dash Reimer, Program Coordinator, LIVE Arts

Person standing indoors operating a professional video camera mounted on a tripod.
LIVE Arts is a SK Arts program delivered in partnership with SaskCulture and the Ministry of Education, with funding from the Sask Lotteries Trust Fund.
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