Regina Public Library looking for their next Writer in Residence

Could you be RPl’s next Writer in Residence? Regina Public Library is now accepting applications looking for writers to be the next Writer in Residence. Past RPL Writers in Residence have included Trevor Herriot, Gail Bowen, and Maria Campbell.…

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Published on: 2024-04-02

Regina Public Library holiday hours for Easter – Friday March 29 and Monday April 1, 2024

Most Regina Public Library (RPL) locations will be open Friday March 29 and Monday April 1 from 9:30am to 5:00pm. Glen Elm and Connaught Branches are regularly closed on Mondays.

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Published on: 2024-03-25

RPL researching other locations for new Central Library building

RPL today released an Expression of Interest (EOI) inviting property developers to provide information about potential partnerships and locations for the new Central Library building.

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Published on: 2024-03-07

Dunlop Art Gallery Celebrates 2024 Governor General Award Winner

Dunlop Art Gallery (DAG) is honoured to recognize Métis artist Marjorie Beaucage, the winner of the 2024 Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts. The award is widely recognized as one of the most prestigious distinctions for artistic…

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Published on: 2024-03-06

Freedom to Read Week Proclaimed in Regina

The City of Regina has proclaimed the week of February 18 to 24 as Freedom to Read Week. Freedom to Read Week is an annual event that asks everyone to think about the importance of intellectual freedom. 

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Published on: 2024-02-16

Creative project presented around the world comes to Regina to play with language and world-building

Dunlop Art Gallery is proud to announce the opening of multimedia exhibition Second Tongues by Toronto/Vienna-based artist Serena Lee. In this collaborative project she ponders, “What would it be like if everyone was assigned a random second…

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Published on: 2024-02-09

Dickie Yuzicapi named library's first Indigenous Storyteller in Residence

Regina Public Library is pleased to announce the selection of Dickie Yuzicapi as the first Indigenous Storyteller in Residence. The program provides an opportunity for the community to access Indigenous traditional knowledge and history through…

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Published on: 2024-01-25

Mother and son artist duo honour home at Dunlop Art Gallery

Dunlop Art Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of new exhibition “guwasidodi (old agency)” by tīná gúyáńí.

tīná gúyáńí (deer road) is an artist collective from guts’ists’i/mohkinstsis (Calgary) consisting of…

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Published on: 2024-01-19

Prince Harry's Spare the most borrowed book of 2023

Spare, the controversial memoir by Prince Harry, topped the most borrowed list for nonfiction and overall titles at Regina Public Library in 2023. 

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Published on: 2024-01-02

Free rapid-access counselling at Regina Public Library

Free, immediate counselling is now available at multiple Regina Public Library (RPL) locations. 

Offered in partnership with Family Service Regina’s Thrive Rapid-Access Counselling, these one-on-one sessions provide free mental health…

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Published on: 2023-12-19

Regina Public Library can help you buy a business

With the help of a generous donor, Regina Public Library (RPL) is offering the Acquisition Entrepreneur Accelerator Project (AEA), a pilot program to help a cohort of Reginans gain the skills they need to purchase and grow a business in 2024.…

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Published on: 2023-12-07

Cannes Lion roars back into RPL Film Theatre this November!

RPL Film Theatre is pleased to welcome back the Cannes Lions Awards for Best Commercials for two screenings on November 24 and 25 at 7:00pm. 
 

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Published on: 2023-11-21

RPL Film Theatre honours the experiences of Sixties Scoop survivors with screenings of hit series and live discussion

RPL Film Theatre, in partnership with Government of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Parks, Culture & Sport, is screening the 6-part TV series Little Bird throughout the month of November.  This award-winning series explores the universal theme of…

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Published on: 2023-11-07

Regina Public Library holiday hours for Remembrance Day – Saturday, November 11, 2023

All Regina Public Library (RPL) locations will be open Saturday, November 11 from 12:00 to 5:00pm.

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Published on: 2023-11-06

Dunlop Art Gallery exhibition reframes gender representations in historic films

Dunlop Art Gallery brings the work of Finnish queer filmmaker Elian Mikkola to Sherwood Village Branch gallery with a counter-archival exhibition that questions how images in historical film affect our definitions of femininity.

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Published on: 2023-10-31

Library offers free financial information all month

Free financial information for all Reginans will be available through the month of November at the Regina Public Library (RPL) Financial Literacy Month speaker series. 

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Published on: 2023-10-30

Free legal supports available at library Law Fair

Free legal support will be available to all people in Regina during Regina Public Library’s Law Fair at Central Library on Saturday, October 28. 

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Published on: 2023-10-24

Dunlop Art Gallery brings new perspective to its collection with Indigenous curatorial mentorship

Dunlop Art Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of my language has no word for ‘artist’, a new exhibition curated by Brianna LaPlante under a unique mentorship opportunity.

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Published on: 2023-10-10

Cadmus Delorme to speak at the library for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Cadmus Delorme, former Chief of the Cowesses First Nation, will speak about the importance of reconciliation and his hopefulness for the future during a public talk at Central Library. 

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Published on: 2023-09-25

Cadmus Delorme to speak at the library for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Cadmus Delorme, former Chief of the Cowesses First Nation, will speak about the importance of reconciliation and his hopefulness for the future during a public talk at Central Library on Thursday, September 28.

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Published on: 2023-09-25