Mortlach

Looking for respite from the crazy world out there?  Mortlach welcomes you; Its one of the few small rural villages in Saskatchewan making a strong 'comeback'.

It's a thriving, charming village of 340, just west of Moose Jaw, with a modern K-12 school, horsemanship riding  & instruction facilities (MRAA),  hockey & curling rink and all kinds of interesting things going on!  A safe, secure haven  to raise a family in.

Come check out our cool shops!  Mortlach is just off the TC Highway, 22 minutes west of Moose Jaw, 55 minutes west of Regina, 70 minutes east of Swift Current.

 Mortlach Arts Presents... 

Click to see the pictures - and a video! - from the Storytelling Workshop... 

Improv-The Sequel! with Leon Willey Wed Feb 24th fr: 7-9 Fee: $5

Tap For Beginners Workshop Wed March 10th fr: 7-9 Fee: $5

News! Leeann Minogue, the playwright of this year's Dinner Theatre play, Homecoming, is coming to Mortlach on Sat. April 17th to do a four hour Playwriting Workshop and a play reading in the evening of her new work!!

For more info...click the AIR blog below:

http://liveoutloudtheatre.blogspot.com/

Little Miss Higgins "In the Middle of Nowhere"

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Little Miss Higgins video shot in Nokomis on November 22nd, 2008. Funded by BravoFACT!

 

Doors open at the Mortlach Hall 7 pm - Saturday 20 Feb 2010

 

Tickets Only $10 - In advance at HollyHock Market in Mortlach - 355-2201 (or at the Door)

For more info:  Call Geoff at 355-2503

Vancouver Sun photo gallery

more Vancouver Sun

Vancouver Sun

ctvolympics.ca

Mortlach School Website

 Mortlach Riding Arena Association

MRAA Year End 2009 Newsletter is here- click here to view

SEE OUR CALENDAR Please click on this link: Calendar of Mortlach Events  for a comprehensive listing of all upcoming events including upcoming movies in the village.

Happy New Year; It's a...

Bright Future for Saskatchewan

From DiscoverMooseJaw.com

Photo right: Dale Walde of the University of Calgary opens a drawer of Casey Jones artifacts at University of Calgary. He has just provided us with a current archaeological description of the "Mortlach Phase" for our website history section. The research into the whereabouts of Casey Jones' massive artifact collection led us to Dale and we are so happy it did. Turns out, Dale is someone who is particularly  fascinated with the "Mortlach Phase".  Click here to go directly to the description page. We hope to hear more from Dale and learn more about Casey's collection in 2010.

Mortlach was the provincial winner of Communities in Bloom 2008, for communities under 500.  This year we came in second being awarded four blooms and honourable mention for Hertiage Preservation.

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