Drop in to the AGR try culturecapital card game or grab tickets for culturecapital:showdown! — an e-sports-meets-rave spectacle where players battle for grants and community support. 🎭 culturecapital:showdown! 🗓️ Saturday, May 22 🕢 7:30 PM 📍 Globe Theatre Blackbox 🎟️ TICKETS:

THANK YOU to Comic Readers Downtown for their generous donation to culturecapital! 🎲 Support from this local business helps bring this interactive card game and live event, created by Milton Lim & Patrick Blenkarn, to life in the Art Gallery of Regina’s exhibition Art$ Funding (May 8 - July 4)

🎲 Join the AGR & Curtain Razors for FREE, drop-in sessions of Milton Lim & Patrick Blenkarn’s card game culturecapital and experience the ups and downs of arts administration. • Wednesday, May 20 | 5:00–7:00 PM | Boardroom • Thursday, May 21 | 5:00–7:00 PM | Stitchery Room 📍 2420 Elphinstone Street

🤑A HUGE Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Art Gallery of Regina to celebrate the opening reception of Art$ Funding! We were delighted that so many community members came together to support the work of Christopher Campbell Gardiner, Glen Johnson, and duo Milton Lim and Patrick Blenkarn.

Exciting news! Due to popular demand, the Art Gallery of Regina (2420 Elphinstone St.) is adding one more day to our 2026 Members’ Show & Sale! We’ll be open to the public on Sunday, April 26 from 1–5 PM. Don’t miss this extra opportunity to view and purchase incredible works by our members.

🎨 Attention Art Gallery of Regina members and artwork purchasers! 🎨 A reminder that Monday, April 27, from 12–5 PM is artwork pick up day. Please visit the gallery (2420 Elphinstone St.) during these hours to collect your purchased pieces. Thank you for supporting local art!

The AGR Members’ Show and Sale is brought to you by our presentation partner Lakeview Fine Foods - thank you for your support! . Purchase work from the Members’ Show and Sale online or in-person until April 25th!

Thank you to all volunteers who helped the Art Gallery of Regina share the amazing creative vision of artists from our province in its 2026 Members' Show & Sale! Gallery visitors have been raving about your work in creating this stunning and cohesive exhibition that allows each artwork to shine!

A huge thank you to the 26 people who joined us for self-directed drawing of taxidermized owl specimens on Saturday, March 21! We had a hoot bringing this free, quarterly event to life in collaboration with our friends at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. Stay tuned for the next session!

Coming soon: the Art Gallery of Regina’s Members’ Show & Sale! Bursting with creativity and 400+ artworks by Saskatchewan artists. Every artwork is for sale and every purchase supports local artists and the AGR. Join us for the opening on Saturday, April 4, 1–4 PM. ❤️ Sponsored by Lakeview Fine Foods

Unravel the meanings in The Thread of the Wish with accessible features like touchables, self-serve sensory tools, plain English guides, and audio tours—proudly sponsored by SaskTel. Visit the Art Gallery of Regina before March 28!

We are delighted to share Don Hall’s remarkable photographs of “The Thread of the Wish,” currently on view at the Art Gallery of Regina. Experience the subtle beauty and powerful messages woven into works by Negar Devine-Tajgardan, David Garneau, Lara Felsing, and Adrian Golban. Visit until March 28

Reveal the meanings woven into the fibres of each artwork through the Art Gallery of Regina's curator-led audio tour—sponsored by SaskTel. 🎧✨ As you journey through the exhibition, insights will unfold. Gallery admission and audio tours are free. Visit buff.ly/KFdGGGR for more.

Reveal the meanings woven into the fibres of each artwork through the Art Gallery of Regina's curator-led audio tour—sponsored by SaskTel. 🎧✨ As you journey through the exhibition, insights will unfold. Gallery admission and audio tours are free. Visit buff.ly/KFdGGGR for more.

The Thread of the Wish at the Art Gallery of Regina considers how experiences and tradition can illustrate vulnerability and fractured identities of newcomers. His sculpture Mudbrick Relic uses house building methods but offers no shelter. View until March 28; free admission buff.ly/YAT4vps

Rendered in bold painterly slashes, David Garneau flattens the iconic Métis woven-arrow sash like a text to be read, but also in recognition that the sash is already a living text. In his paintings he expands the stories woven into every strand. See The Thread of the Wish at the AGR buff.ly/YAT4vps

The Thread of the Wish at the Art Gallery of Regina shows the tangles and loose threads in our social fabric. Négar Devine-Tajgardan shreds and unravels a photograph of her uncle, whose image was long-concealed behind another in a family album. Visit 2420 Elphinstone St | www.artgalleryofregina.ca

The "Thread of the Wish" at the Art Gallery of Regina weaves together the threads of memory and experience. Lara Felsing sweeps the forest floor for fallen needles and discarded items to weave into baskets, to tell the story of the land. Visit 2420 Elphinstone St. | buff.ly/NUdyQzf

The Regina Art Collective (RAC) exhibition is up now at the AGR! Established in 2015, the RAC is a collaborative group of artists that have come together to promote their work outside of the commercial gallery model. Shop the exhibition online or in person at the Art Gallery of Regina!

This spring we have the work of Jewellery Artists’ Guild members Roxanne Brown and Melissa Langen! You’ll love these works featuring butterflies, hearts, and natural motifs, made with love! Pick up a thoughtful piece for your sweetheart, or practice some self-love by shopping online or in person!

We're installing the next exhibition: including artists Negar Devine-Tajgardan, Lara Felsing, David Garneau, and Adrian Golban. During install, our office is still open for business! We hope you'll join us for the opening reception for The Thread of the Wish on Friday, Jan 30 from 5-8 PM!

Save the Date! Due to an earlier time slot this year, we've decided to pivot our Mother's Day Tea to an Easter Tea–a Mad Hatter's Easter Tea, that is! Last year sold out quickly, so make sure to keep your eyes peeled for updates and ticket sales, all coming soon! We hope to see you there!

It's (almost) the best time of the year! We're getting ready to release the new submission guidelines and form for the 2026 Members' Show & Sale. Submissions open February 6. If you're new to the event, check out the guidelines from last year at artgalleryofregina.ca /members-show-and-sale

This spring we have the work of Jewellery Artists’ Guild members Roxanne Brown and Melissa Langen! You’ll love these works featuring butterflies, hearts, and natural motifs, made with love! Pick up a thoughtful piece for your sweetheart, or practice some self-love by shopping online or in person!

We're installing the next exhibition: including artists Negar Devine-Tajgardan, Lara Felsing, David Garneau, and Adrian Golban. During install, our office is still open for business! We hope you'll join us for the opening reception for The Thread of the Wish on Friday, Jan 30 from 5-8 PM!

Today, December 11, is the last day to register to speak (or submit a written statement) at the City's of Regina's budget deliberations (December 15-19). buff.ly/tr0wIBq

Join the Art Gallery of Regina (2420 Elphinstone St) for button-making sessions on December 11, 12 & 13, supported by Saskatchewan Arts Alliance and CARFAC Saskatchewan! Make a button to wear to the City Council budget deliberations as a sign of solidarity with the nonprofit & cultural sectors!

Let Regina City Council know that you oppose eliminating the Community Investment Grant Program (item 60, appendix M-13) and closing the Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre (item 58, appendix M-13) Attend as part of a visible, non-speaking group; no registration needed if you're not speaking.

let Regina City Council know that you oppose eliminating the Community Investment Grant Program (item 60, appendix M-13) and closing the Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre (item 58, appendix M-13). Register to speak: buff.ly/tr0wIBq

Let Regina City Council know that you oppose eliminating the Community Investment Grant Program (item 60, appendix M-13) & closing the Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre (item 58, appendix M-13). 1. Submit your letter to be included in the City Council's official budget meeting record. buff.ly/tr0wIBq

The Art Gallery of Regina is delighted to share that the Indigenous Curatorial Collective (ICCA) has featured discursive materials from our recent exhibition, An Accidental Forever by Kristin Snowbird and Theo Pelmus (August–October 2025), on their website.

🎬Exciting news for Saskatchewan filmmakers & media artists! The deadline to apply to the Saskatchewan Film Pool Cooperative’s Creative Assistance Program is coming soon: November 30. The fund supports the creation of independent film and media projects in Saskatchewan. Details at filmpool.ca/grants

Words, color, and craft come together in Richard Boulet’s solo exhibition at the Art Gallery of Regina, 2420 Elphinstone St. Experience these personal and poetic textiles until January 17.

Now open: Richard Boulet’s Art Thou the Accuser of Thy Brethren or Art Thou the Inspiration of Their Heart? at the Art Gallery of Regina. Textile art that inspires and challenges.

Tell your City Councilor you are against its budget. If the Art Gallery of Regina's annual grant from the Community Partner Program were divided among city residents, each would contribute less than 30¢ per year to our organization. That’s a small price for a big impact! buff.ly/vDA0PXe

Did you know that the Art Gallery of Regina is open until 7 PM Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, and admission is always free? Discover Richard Boulet’s inspiring personal journey and graphic textiles at the Art Gallery of Regina until January 17, 2026. buff.ly/nLadCpF

Words, color, and craft come together in Richard Boulet’s solo exhibition at the Art Gallery of Regina, 2420 Elphinstone St. Experience these personal and poetic textiles until January 17.

✨ Deck the Halls with JAGR! ✨ Discover one-of-a-kind holiday ornaments handmade by local artisans in the Jewellery Artists’ Guild of Regina’s dedicated display case at the Art Gallery of Regina. Shop in person at the Art Gallery of Regina (2420 Elphinstone St) or online (buff.ly/nLadCpF)

Prairie Artists' Guild wants to bring a little colour into your life with their exhibition Colour Your World! 🌈 View or purchase artworks by members of the Prairie Artists' Guild in person, in the AGR’s Outside the Box Hallway Gallery and Display Case, or online at www.artgalleryofregina.ca

Join us for a relaxed afternoon of self-directed drawing, get inspired by the RSM’s flashiest study specimens, and learn fun facts from local biologists. Saturday, November 22, 2025 2-4 PM Art Gallery of Regina, 2420 Elphinstone Street FREE! (bring your own art supplies. 🎫 buff.ly/QU1HU1p

Boulet’s stitched stories of recovery, queerness, and compassion are on display at the Art Gallery of Regina—see them for free through January 17!

We extend our heartfelt thanks to Her Honour the Honourable Bernadette McIntyre, Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, for attending the opening reception of Richard Boulet: Art Thou The Accuser of Thy Brethren or Art Thou the Inspiration of Their Heart at the Art Gallery of Regina on November 6.

✨ Deck the Halls with JAGR! ✨ Discover one-of-a-kind holiday ornaments handmade by local artisans in the Jewellery Artists’ Guild of Regina’s dedicated display case at the Art Gallery of Regina. Shop in person at the Art Gallery of Regina (2420 Elphinstone St) or online (www.artgalleryofregina.ca)

Did you know that Tuesday nights are low-sensory nights at the Art Gallery of Regina? From 5-7 PM enjoy our main gallery exhibition with lowered light and sound. Experience stories of queer identity, mental health, and belonging in a variety of soft, comforting fibre art practices by Richard Boulet

Live this morning (November 6): CTV reporter Jenelle Lippai interviews artist Richard Boulet about his solo exhibition of fibre art assemblage at the Art Gallery of Regina. 📺 View Art Thou the Accuser of Thy Brethren or Art Thou the Inspiration of Their Heart? at the AGR until Jan. 17

TODAY, October 18, is your last chance to view An Accidental Forever by Kristin Snowbird & Theo Pelmus at the Art Gallery of Regina (2420 Elphinstone St). Also tonight, Casino Regina presents Indigenous Perspectives. Find out more & register on our website: www.artgalleryofregina.ca

🎧 Discover art at your own pace! Did you know that The Art Gallery of Regina offers FREE exhibition audio tours sponsored by SaskTel? Enjoy a curator-led experience of An Accidental Forever: Theo Pelmus & Kristin Snowbird whenever you visit—no need to book ahead. Explore, listen, and get inspired!

🎨Only 5 spots left for AGR’s Fall Masterclass: Skill Building in Acrylics with Susie Cipolla! Join us October 3, 4 & 5, 9 AM – 4 PM at Eastview Community Centre (615 6th Ave.) $455 (AGR Members save 10%) This annual workshop supports the AGR’s nonprofit mission. Info & registration: buff.ly/V3SXOj7

Niimin Dance Dans DATE Sunday, October 5 TIME 5 – 8 PM VENUE Art Gallery of Regina, Les Sherman Park (2420 Elphinstone Street) FREE Niimin Dance Dans is a live performance that harnesses dance as a form of prayer and healing. info: buff.ly/wwHLegd

You are invited to our exhibition reception (🎉 party🥂) for An Accidental Forever Sunday, October 5 3-5 PM Art Gallery of Regina, Main Gallery (2420 Elphinstone Street) Join us together with the artists to celebrate the exhibition An Accidental Forever. Connect with art, the artists & community!