• We welcome donations of gently used stringed instruments, keyboards, and light percussion. We cannot accept wind instruments or pianos.
• If you'd like to donate an instrument, you can bring it to Long and McQuade (1445 McIntyre Street) or Central Library during open hours.
• As with other donations to Regina Public Library, the library reserves the right to decide on the disposition of all gifts received. All gifts become property of RPL.
• Charitable tax receipts will not be provided for donated instruments.

Instruments can only be returned to the location they were borrowed from during hours of operation.

• The main instrument collection is located at Central Library, in downtown Regina, with additional instruments at our Sherwood Village Branch.
• We cannot ship instruments to other branches for pick up due to the risk of damage. 
• Find and place a hold on an instrument using our library catalogue or stop in at Central Library or Sherwood Village Branch for help with borrowing instruments.
• The card used to place the hold must be present at the time of pick up. You will need to authenticate your hold with your library card PIN.

Discovery Passes do not need to be returned but can instead be recycled. 

Passes are available on a first come, first served basis.

1. Check our online catalogue to see if a pass is available or call the Hotline at 306-777-6000.
2. Visit the branch and find the Discovery Pass display.
3. Bring the Discovery Pass case to the service desk to check out a pass with your library card. 
4. Explore the Science Centre as many times as you’d like during the seven-day loan period. 
5. Please note that the Kramer IMAX Theatre is not included in the pass. 

Passes are valid for 7 days until their stamped expiry date.

Holds and renewals are not allowed. 

• You must be a Regina Public Library cardholder to borrow a pass. 
• Only one pass may be borrowed at a time, per household. 

1. Place your CO2 monitor on a wall, at a height of 1-2 meters. Make sure that the monitor is not near any windows, air supply vents, open flames, or too close to people. 
2. Readings on your monitor will fluctuate as people enter and leave the room, and as windows and doors are opened. 
3. Refer to the Aranet manual for more information on how to interpret the information shown on your CO2 monitor. 

Return CO2 monitors to the service desk at any RPL location.

1. Check availability and place a hold on a CO2 monitor using our online catalogue.
2. Go to the service desk at your chosen pickup location.
3. Staff will check out the CO2 monitor for you – don’t forget to bring your library card!

CO2 monitors can be borrowed for seven days.

There are no renewals on CO2 monitors.

• You must be a Regina Public Library cardholder to borrow a monitor. 
• There is a limit on the total number of kits you can have on your card.