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The Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, were very active and bright in Saskatchewan skies on Wednesday evening, visible from the Weyburn area as solar storms lit up the atmosphere.

Many businesses and non-profit organizations had floats decorated for the Christmas Light parade.

The Tom Zandee Sports Arena was packed with skaters for the City of Weyburn's annual Skate with Santa event on Sunday afternoon. Santa was on the ice skating with children and getting photos taken with families and individuals, with free hot chocolate available for all participants.

Many Weyburn families were able to take sensory-free photos with Santa Claus on Saturday, set up by Inclusion Weyburn to allow children to have photos without the stress of large crowds or noisy environment. Volunteer Santa Randy Bakaluk had booking at Zion Lutheran Church throughout the day, and each family could have 15 or 30 minutes to be with Santa.

Weyburn Tourism opened its River Park Sparkles displays to the public as of Friday, and it will be on every evening at 5:30 p.m. until Jan. 7, 2024. RIver Park is open for motorists or pedestrians free of charge, with displays by businesses and organizations throughout the park. A number of the displays were part of the Parade of Lights held on Thursday evening.

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce hosted their annual Parade of Lights on Thursday evening, with dozens of brightly-lit floats going through the downtown core with a light rain falling. There were many community groups, businesses and sports teams which had floats in this year's parade.

The Rotary Club of Weyburn hosted the 70th annual Festival of Carols on Sunday, with two performance at Grace United Church, featuring many community groups and choirs, including from schools and churches.

The Ennis Sisters - Maureen, Karen and Teresa - brought their tight-knit harmonies and East Coast-flavoured music to the Cugnet Centre in Weyburn, as part of the Weyburn Concert Series on Thursday evening. They sang well-known carols, some Christmas songs they have penned, and did some Irish step-dancing for the large audience.

A Grade 4 class from Legacy Park Elementary School had a tour of the art exhibit by Metis artist Phyllis Poitras-Jarrett at the Weyburn Art Gallery. They were asked to find a "spirit bead" specially placed in each work, and to choose their favourite work out of the exhibit.

Weyburn Soccer's boys and girls teams of all age levels hosted teams from FC Regina for a series of exhibition games on Saturday and Sunday at the Credit Union Spark Centre. Check the gallery for action from U13 boys on Saturday, and the U11 girls on Sunday afternoon.