Wednesday, February 12th
Aboriginal Storytelling Month
Live performances by:
Errol Kinistino
Thomas Roussin
Lionel Peyachew
Koyot
Hosted by: Brad Infored Bellegarde
6:30pm – 10:30pm
$10 at the door
The Exchange – 2431 8th ave.
WEEK 1: July 21 – July 25, 2025
WEEK 2: July 28 – August 1, 2025
Hours: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Lunch Included
The Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange 2431 8th Ave
Aged 6 – 12
ABOUT THE CAMP: At V.I.B.E. camp, we will explore the arts in all forms – not just visual and performance arts, but also martial arts, culinary arts, and life skills, all rooted in creativity. This camp is all about helping kids build confidence, learn essential life skills, and discover the joy of creative expression. Whether we’re whipping up something tasty in the kitchen, honing basic skills, or creating masterpieces, we look forward to inspiring the next generation of young learners and artists!
ABOUT THE DIRECTORS: Hi, we are Dallas and Darian and we are so excited to be running this year’s V.I.B.E. Summer Kids Art Camp! With each of us having teaching experience, we’re passionate about helping kids grow through creativity, exploration, and hands-on learning.
We both bring unique skills and experiences to camp. Dallas has been teaching for six years in Regina, and also coaches martial arts, promoting a balanced approach to physical, mental, and creative development. Darian also has six years of teaching experience, including two years abroad in London, UK. We both have a passion for play-based learning and exploration, as well as the arts. We know our love for the arts will help create an engaging and fun environment for kids.
We can’t wait to see you at camp!
Please ensure that you have filled out the registration form on our website so that we have all of your details!
https://www.vibeartscamp.ca/TheExchangeLive.ca
Congratulations to our very own Zandra Kaszas for being the recipient of the 2024 WCMA Heritage Award!
“We are thrilled to present the 2024 WCMA Heritage Award to acclaimed concert presenter, Zandra Kaszas .
Zandra Kaszas is an independent concert promoter, venue manager, and fierce champion of live and local music. She has had a long, storied career that has evolved organically from producing the celebrated television program e-clips which ran for 10 years and featured interviews with the likes of Metallica, Michael Buble, Slayer, and Glen Campbell to founding Zandra Productions and bringing countless internationally renowned metal bands to Saskatchewan including Behemoth, Mayhem, Kreator, and Nevermore. She also manages The Exchange, one of the longest running all-ages venues in Canada. “
The Exchange – Community Feedback Survey. The Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange (SCE) is a community based arts organization that aims to deliver artistic programs to the people of Saskatchewan. The SCE owns and operates The Exchange in Regina and delivers community based arts programming across Saskatchewan.
The Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange believes that everyone has the right to feel safe and included when accessing our programming and venue. We are committed to providing each patron, guest, artist and employee a welcoming experience regardless of gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, race, colour, ancestry, place of origin, religious beliefs, physical disability, mental disability, marital and/or family status and source of income. To ensure we are living into this, the SCE Board of Directors is currently seeking feedback from the community we serve to help inform the development of a Safer Spaces & Inclusion Policy. Please take a few minutes to fill in the survey below and let us know how we are currently doing, what gaps there might be and what we should focus on to ensure a safe and inclusive space for the community we serve.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSctFiEWsqbLxJzcMOcnRE5MqEvSscq-vp0he6uk_f6NWqwbaA/viewform
On Cue Performance Hub, in partnership with SaskMusic, is organizing an evening of music and dance at The Exchange on January 14.
In keeping with On Cue Performance Hub’s mandate to create space on Regina stages for emerging and underserved artists, this call is directed to musicians who have had limited professional opportunities for public performance and showcasing their work.
Submissions from bands involving artists who self-identify as Indigenous, Black, visible minorities, newcomers, Deaf or disabled (visible or invisible disabilities), women, non-binary, age or gender diverse are encouraged.
This will be a fundraising event for Regina General Hospital’s mental health unit (1D). Artists selected will be compensated for their performance.
Submission Deadline: Midnight December 5, 2022Learn more: https://airtable.com/shr5EKaYlN1KT31c7
Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, and with the recommendations from public health officials regarding social gatherings,
The Exchange is temporarily closing our venue.
All shows and events have been postponed or canceled, effective March 16, until further notice.
We are committed to following the directives of Saskatchewan health officials and we want to do our part
to ensure that COVD-19 is curtailed as much as possible.
Staff will continue to work at The Exchange, employees have been offered the option to work at home if they choose.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding as this situation evolves.
We will continue to monitor the situation and comply with all directives issued by health officials.
We will keep everyone updated through our regular communication channels and social media as needed.
Cozy and comfortable hall that seats 150 people with tables and chairs, 250 – 300 standing room. Small stage is available. Ideal for small art exhibits or concerts.
Venue Address: 222 Diamond Place, Pilot Butte, Saskatchewan, S0G 3Z0
Contact: 1-306-781-3402 Email: pilotbutte.rec@sasktel.net Website: www.pilotbutte.ca
Age Restrictions: None
Parking: Yes
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The Centre is a multidisciplinary museum featuring a spacious art gallery and permanent natural history and local heritage exhibits. It is the tourism centre for the Town of Shaunavon and also houses a community meeting room and the local branch of the Chinook Regional Library. A hub of community activity, the Centre hosts events and programs throughout the year related to the temporary and permanent exhibits, and to local community gatherings.
Venue Address: 440 Centre Street, Shaunavon, SK, S0N 2M0
Contact: 306-297-3882 Email: gchcc@sasktel.net Website: www.shaunavonmuseum.ca
Age Restrictions: none
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Parking: street
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Hours of Operation: Summer: Monday-Saturday 9-5; Winter Tuesday-Saturday 1:30-5:00
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Regional Museum of steam, gas, and diesel engines, fossils, artifacts, train station, 2 local schools, church & Masonic Lodge. Tour by appointment. 306 645 2113
Venue Address: 220 Qu’Appelle, Rocanville, Saskatchewan, S0A3L0
Contact: 306 645 2113 Email: rocanvillemuseum@gmail.com Website: rocanville.ca
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The Moose Jaw Cultural Centre has two main parts:
– The 420-seat performing arts Mae Wilson Theatre, completely refurbished to its original glory when it first opened in 1916. Features: Dressing rooms, green room, workshop space, rehearsal hall that is the same size as the stage. Light and sound techs, sound equipment, and piano available. Large lobby space. Ticketing can be done through in-house system. Rooms to host and present events and meetings. Coat check and bar. Booked shows or events receive free listings on MJCC website, Facebook page, and newsletter.
– The visual arts Mosaic Gallery. New and emerging visual artists with ties to Moose Jaw and district can make proposals to have their work shown in the gallery.
Venue Address: 217 Main St. N., Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, S6H 0W1
Contact: 306-693-4700 Email: mjcc@shaw.ca Website: http://www.moosejawculture.ca
Age Restrictions: None
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Parking: Adequate on-street parking that is free after 6 p.m. and on weekends and holidays.
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Hours of Operation: General operating are Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Also opened in hours leading up to a show or event.
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/MooseJawCulturalCentre
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/MJCultural
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MooseJawCultural
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