• Individuals and institutional borrowers can rent a maximum of 5 works for a 42-day loan period.
• Art Rentals may be renewed twice, unless a hold has been placed.
• All works are framed, matted, and packaged in portfolios with easy to carry handles, making transportation between the gallery and home as convenient as possible. Artworks must be transported in their protective containers.

• Art Rental is available to anybody 18 years of age and over
• Customers must have a Regina Public Library card in good standing and present their library card for each Art Rental transaction.

Appointments are available during our Digital Media Specialist’s scheduled hours:

Central Library (downtown Regina):
Tuesday: 10:00am to 5:30pm
Wednesday: 10:00am to 8:30pm
Thursday: 10:00am to 8:30pm
Friday: 10:00am to 5:30pm
Saturday: 10:00am to 4:30pm

Sherwood Village Branch (northwest Regina):
Tuesday: 1:00 to 5:30pm

Online or Phone:
Tuesday: 10:00am to 5:30pm
Wednesday: 10:00am to 8:30pm
Thursday: 10:00am to 8:30pm
Friday: 10:00am to 5:30pm
Saturday: 10:00am to 4:30pm

Please Note: Digital Media Specialists reserve the right to reschedule appointments based on staff availability.

Do you live or pay taxes in the city of Regina? If not, you should be using the digital services found on your home library system's website. Access to many digital services is not shared between different library systems around the province of Saskatchewan.

You can switch to your home library system's website or you can contact us using one of the methods given at the right of this page to verify the information on your library account.

We offer room bookings if you're interested in hosting your own program or event. 

We receive many suggestions for programs and are not able to respond to each submission. We will only be in touch to get more information if we choose to proceed with your program.

You're welcome to submit your proposal at any time. However, the library generally plans programs two to four months in advance. A program proposal that is received and approved in January, for example, may not be presented until May.

Our program release dates are:

• Dec to Feb
• March to May
• June to August
• Sept to Nov

We seek programs that:

• Inspire curiosity and discovery
• Foster lifelong learning
• Reflect the diversity of the Regina community
• Create space for connection 
• Promote the joys of reading 

We seek presenters that are:

• Knowledgeable with education and/or experience in the subject area
• Unbiased and able to present information without a commercial intent
• Enthusiastic about sharing their knowledge 
• Experienced instructors or presenters  

Your 3D print job will be supplied to you with raft and supports. Raft helps the job stick to the print bed while printing, and supports ensure that overhangs and fine details print properly.

Raft typically peels away but if it sticks to the bottom of your job use pliers to gently pry it away from each corner of the print and then use a palette knife or scraper to separate the raft from the job. Be careful while doing this as the scraper can slip.

Support also typically peels away but you may need pliers or strong tweezers to pull it away from the various nooks and crannies in your job. You can also use a metal file or sandpaper to smooth out your job.

Assembly:

PLA plastic glues together well with super-glue. Acetone also works well to join PLA pieces together though you should be careful when using it as acetone is highly flammable. Hot glue guns tend not to work well as they require too much glue to work and are prone to melting the PLA.

PLA will also take screws if you design screw holes into your pieces or if you use a high enough infill percentage. Attempting to screw or drill through low-infill PLA jobs usually leads to fractured PLA.

Wireless Access is available at all RPL locations. No Library card or access code is needed.