Wiebe Works Studio

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The place where something new and exciting is always happening!

We are all about hosting events, workshops, and taking on projects that help create beauty, opportunity, and community! In fact, it is those three pillars that help us dictate everything we do, from the events we host, to the people and business we work with.

What is Wiebe Works about?

  • Landscape Painting

    Create Beauty

    We create beauty by:

    *Cultivating kindness

    *Providing opportunities

    *Offering space to appreciate nature

    *Creating beauty starts with small, meaningful actions.

    Explore Art
  • Find Your Sparkle

    Create Opportunity

    We create opportunity by:

    *Assisting people to continue learning and growing

    *Providing a venue for individuals to network

    *Supporting local initiatives

    *Creating opportunities requires effort, persistence, and a positive mindset.

    Explore Opportunities
  • Community Events and Workshops

    Create Community

    We create community by:

    *Fostering connections through shared interests,

    *Promoting inclusivity through activities that embrace diversity

    *Establishing a feedback mechanism where participants can provide input.

    *Creating a community takes time, effort, and genuine care for its members.

    Explore Our Community

The Wiebe Works Venue 

Homestead
The Stage
WieGather Hall
Labyrinth
The FirePlace
Garden
School Box
Shade

Meet the Wiebe behind Wiebe Works

Valerie Wiebe

Owner/Operator, Artist, Song Writer, Teacher, Designer

Valerie Wiebe is an artist, singer/songwriter and designer living and working on a farm south of the town of Langham, Saskatchewan.  Valerie has degrees in Music, Arts Education, Fine Arts-Painting and Fine Arts-Interior Architecture and Design.  After getting married and moving to the Langham area in the late 1980’s, she taught within the local public-school system for 6 years before moving to live and work in Bangladesh for 3 years with Mennonite Central Committee.  This experience was a pivotal moment for Valerie, propelling her to cease teaching, and to pursue instead her own creative endeavors in art, music and design.  Her paintings and her music are inspired by the wide swathes of sky and vast horizons that surround her home farm in all directions.