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Aug 18 - All day
Organized by: Dunlop Art Gallery, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Circulated by: Dunlop Art Gallery. Dates: May 24 to August 31, 2025
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Building Black Civilizations: Journey of 2,000 Ships continues artist Ekow Nimako’s afrofuturistic reimagining of ancient African kingdoms. Using LEGO® bricks as his medium, Nimako explores the mysterious 14th century sea voyage of the predecessor of Mansa Musa, ruler of the Mali Empire. According to legends, Abu Bakr II was an intrepid explorer, abdicated his throne and took 2,000 ships on an expedition into the Atlantic, but was never to return or heard from again. Some accounts suggest the massive fleet reached as far as the Americas, but where they went beyond this is still unknown. Combining architecture, historical accounts, and fantastical possibilities, Nimako transcends the geometric form of LEGO® to recreate the epic voyage. And in doing so, he presents an uninterrupted and uncoopted narrative of Black civilizations and imagines liberated futures.    Ekow Nimako is a Toronto-based, internationally exhibiting LEGO® artist who crafts futuristic and whimsical s...
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Aug 18 - All day
Dunlop Central Gallery
This exhibition runs May 31 - September 7, 2025, at Dunlop Art Gallery (Central Library)
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Artists Gao Yujie and duo Laura Kavanaugh and Ian Birse (aka Instant Places) transform the gallery into a site for the complex interplay between technology, time-flow , sensory haptics, and human experience. Using visual and sound-based electronic media and traditional art methods, Kavanaugh and Birse explore the reflexive interflow between the body and the machine. Similarly, Gao Yujie questions the perception of time as it is interpreted and manipulated by both humans and the machine. Together the work situates our experience along an expansive continuum defined by the flux of time.
Simultaneously dense and light, still and dynamic, refined and complex, the works embody the running concept that change is the only constant.
* This exhibition changes from time to time.
Under the name Instant Places, Laura Kavanaugh and Ian Birse have created intermedia performances and generative artworks across Japan, Australia, Argentina/Uruguay, the UK, Europe, New York/Chicago, and Canada. Recent h...
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Aug 18 - All day
Dunlop Sherwood Gallery
This exhibition runs June 14 - October 12, 2025, at Dunlop Art Gallery (Sherwood Village branch)
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Urban Legends honours Holly Aubichon’s relatives, growing up in Canada’s violent, forceful attempt to assimilate Indigenous people. In these works, Holly pieces together stories of relatives, symbolically recovering and restoring them to her circle.
Due to their weight, these stories come in glimpses; short conversations or a passing memory shared on the road. Holly has collected these fragments and reimagined them through her paintings, removing colonial filters and restoring the stories in a way to build a better understanding and connection.
Art is healing, a way to document and preserve her paternal lineage while placing herself as the leading matriarch within these painted narratives. Her paintings depict intimate urban interiors, where individuals do their best to continue traditional ways while adapting to contemporary urban realities.
Holly's family had to be tough, living in both worlds of figuring out how to cope in the city, and with the effects of residential sc...
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Aug 18, 12:00pm
Community Commons
Join Rev. Deb to start your week off in a good way with a smudge. Everyone is welcome.
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Rev. Deb Anderson-Pratt is a Cree-Saulteaux woman who grew up on the George Gordon First Nation reserve. Deb attended Sandy-Salteaux Spiritual Centre in Manitoba and was ordained in Fall 2020. As the minister of Regina Native Outreach Ministry, Deb is passionate about sharing the similarities of Indigenous traditional teachings and the teachings of Christianity.
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Aug 18, 1:00pm
Sunrise Branch
Play Mah Jongg, following the National Mah Jongg League rules. Mah Jongg is an ancient Chinese tile game played with four players. All levels of play are welcome.
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No session Monday, August 4, as the library is closed.
Please bring your 2025 Mah Jongg card. Three game sets are provided.
No instructor is assigned but other players will teach you how to play.
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Aug 18, 1:00pm
Community Commons
Following the weekly smudge, stay in the Commons to discuss your truth, culture, and experiences with the group.
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Regina Native Outreach Ministry invites you to the Commons on Monday afternoons after smudging. We want to hear your voices. Please come and share your truth and culture through your storytelling. As you share, the listeners will be gifted with your knowledge of how to live, share, and treat others and all things with respect.
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Aug 18, 1:00pm
Community Commons
Join Namerind Coordinated Access for weekly pop-ups in the Community Commons. They are here to support and streamline the housing processes for individuals and families experiencing houselessness.
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Namerind Housing Corporation is the organization responsible for the Coordinated Access Regina program. Coordinated Access Regina is a community-wide system that streamlines the process for individuals and families experiencing houselessness. Coordinated Access provides collaborative housing and support services and is an essential step to a more innovative, faster, more coordinated homeless serving/housing system.
Coordinated Access Regina and its partners follow standardized policies and procedures developed through community consultations related to:
Access to service
The intake and assessment process
Prioritization and referral processes
Sharing information in real-time
Coordinated Access Regina works closely with Saskatoon Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) under the Homelessness Information Partnership Saskatchewan (HIPSK) in data collection and case management through the HIFIS 4 system developed by the Government of Canada. HIFIS 4 supports coordinated access by allowing ...
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Aug 18, 2:00pm
Albert Branch
Ages 8 to 12. Learn how to code your very own game by helping an astronaut character called Scott Kelly avoid the asteroids and fly his spaceship to the space station. Presented by Code Ninjas.
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Aug 18, 3:00pm
Sunrise Branch
Through the joy of dance and self-expression, Dancing with Parkinson's helps combat isolation and enriches lives with accessible, evidence-based movement therapy.Â
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This is an in-person program.
Program runs Monday afternoons for one hour of music, movement and connection. This is a drop-in program; no registration required.
For more information, visit www.dancingwithparkinsons.com
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Aug 18, 6:30pm
Community Commons
One on one assistance is available for individuals who need help getting started with resumes, navigating basic technology, or taking the first steps in the job search process.
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This service is offered on a first come, first serve basis. Teens and adults are welcome. Assistance is provided by an RPL volunteer employment coach.
For assistance with established resumes, or those with more experience in the workforce, please consider registering for our other career services: https://www.reginalibrary.ca/services/business/career-services.
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Aug 19 - All day
Glen Elm Branch
Family Service Regina's walk-in counselling service is a FREE, immediate, accessible form of counselling. Walk-in counselling from 1-5pm Tuesdays.
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Program takes place in Program Room #1 inside the front doors of Glen Elm Library (1601 Dewdney Ave E.)
Visit the website to book a confidential morning appointment at https://familyserviceregina.com/thrive, or drop in for a first-come, first-served session between 1-5pm. No sessions from 12-1pm for meal break. Sessions will be offered in-person with proper safety protocols. Please do not attend if your are feeling physically unwell. This program is offered in partnership with Family Service Regina. For more information visit their website at https://familyserviceregina.com
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Aug 19 - All day
Organized by: Dunlop Art Gallery, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Circulated by: Dunlop Art Gallery. Dates: May 24 to August 31, 2025
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Building Black Civilizations: Journey of 2,000 Ships continues artist Ekow Nimako’s afrofuturistic reimagining of ancient African kingdoms. Using LEGO® bricks as his medium, Nimako explores the mysterious 14th century sea voyage of the predecessor of Mansa Musa, ruler of the Mali Empire. According to legends, Abu Bakr II was an intrepid explorer, abdicated his throne and took 2,000 ships on an expedition into the Atlantic, but was never to return or heard from again. Some accounts suggest the massive fleet reached as far as the Americas, but where they went beyond this is still unknown. Combining architecture, historical accounts, and fantastical possibilities, Nimako transcends the geometric form of LEGO® to recreate the epic voyage. And in doing so, he presents an uninterrupted and uncoopted narrative of Black civilizations and imagines liberated futures.    Ekow Nimako is a Toronto-based, internationally exhibiting LEGO® artist who crafts futuristic and whimsical s...
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