Saskatchewan Metal Summit

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We’re thrilled that @zandraks Zandra Kaszas will be speaking in our Meet the Venues & Festivals and Building Community workshops at the Saskatchewan Metal Summit! ✨


Don’t forget to register! https://www.saskmusic.org/programs/metal-summit
Zandra Kaszas is a concert promoter, venue manager, and artistic director with more than 30 years of experience shaping Saskatchewan’s live music landscape. Her work centres on artist development, all-ages access, inclusivity, and building sustainable creative communities.


Zandra founded Zandra Productions after seeing many of her friends’ bands struggle to get booked. Thinking, “How hard could it be?” she stepped in, launching more than 20+ years of booking metal and heavy music. Through Zandra Productions, she has presented hundreds of concerts, connecting Saskatchewan artists with nationally and internationally acclaimed performers.


Zandra is the Venue Manager of The Exchange, one of Canada’s longest-running all-ages music venues, as well as The Club and the Eight Track Gallery. She curates year-round programming across genres with a strong focus on emerging artists. Under her leadership, The Exchange has earned consistent industry and community recognition, including multiple Best Venue honours and a SaskMusic Award for Venue of the Year.


Her leadership and impact were recognized with a 2024 Western Canadian Music Award honouring 30 years in the music industry.


In Saskatoon: Festival portion of the Metal Summit, Feb 27-28. Conference, February 28-March 1.Visit our page for festival and conference schedules, tickets and registration: https://www.saskmusic.org/programs/metal-summit
We’re thankful to Creative Saskatchewan and The Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent On Recordings (FACTOR) for making this event possible.

Sâkêwêwak Artists’ Collective – Spoken Word Night

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Thursday, February 19th – Spoken Word Night.
The Exchange – 2431 8th Ave All Ages & Licensed 7:00pm – 10:00pm www.sakewewak.ca
Please join Sâkêwêwak Artists’ Collective for the 2026 Storytellers Festival, celebrating winter traditions through Indigenous storytelling, art, and gathering.
From February 19 to March 1, experience spoken word, panel discussions, youth programming, art installations, a film screening, and more — with events happening across Regina.
We’re excited to welcome you as stories come to life through design, memory, and voice.
The Sâkêwêwak Annual Storytellers Festival is a community-based, multidisciplinary arts showcase featuring a diverse range of Indigenous artists.
As we reflect on the enduring power of stories and language to shape understanding, memory, and ways of being, Storytellers 2026 invites the community to slow down and be fully present. Rooted in Indigenous ways of knowing, this year’s festival creates space for ancestral teachings, contemporary narratives, and lived experience to meet — not in haste, but in attention.
This year’s theme is Presence.
Presence asks a simple but challenging question: where is your focus?
In a world of constant distraction, this chapter of the Storytellers Festival invites audiences to arrive fully — with their bodies, their attention, and their hearts. Through spoken word, panel discussions, youth programming, living stories, and film, Presence becomes a practice rather than a concept.
Storytellers 2026 offers moments to pause, reflect, and reconnect — with yourself, with community, and with the stories that shape us.
We are grateful for ongoing support from the Canada Council for the Arts, SK Arts, Sask Lotteries, SaskCulture, and City of Regina, all of whom make this festival possible.

Holiday Come-and-Go

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The Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange Invites You to our Holiday Come-and-Go

Wednesday, December 17, 2025

3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

The Club – 2431 8th Avenue

Please join the staff of the Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange for a holiday gathering to mark the end of the year.

We invite you to drop in on December 17th from 3pm to 6pm for complimentary refreshments, snacks, and conversation.

No RSVP necessary.

We look forward to seeing you.

2025 SCES Annual General Meeting

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The Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange is pleased to invite its membership and all interested to its Annual General Meeting on November 29th, 2025. 

Our staff and Board of Directors will be handling the business of an AGM and updating the membership on what the organization has accomplished in our 2024-2025 year.

Attached are amended bylaws for the membership to consider and vote on by ordinary resolution

The meeting will take place at 2431 8th Ave, Regina SK. and via Zoom video conference.

If you would like to register please visit our website at www.culturalexchange.ca or email info@culturalexchange.ca and a login will be sent to you ahead of the meeting time.

Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange Society

Annual General Meeting

Saturday, November 29, 2025

Proceedings start at 10 a.m.

2431 8th Avenue, Regina, SK

& VIA Zoom Video Conference

2025-Bylaw-AmendmentDownload

SCES 2024 Annual General Meeting

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The Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange is pleased to invite its membership and all interested to its Annual General Meeting on November 23, 2024. 

Our staff and Board of Directors will be handling the business of an AGM and updating the membership on what the organization has accomplished in our 2023-2024 year.

The meeting will take place at 2431 8th Ave, Regina SK. and via Zoom video conference.

If you would like to register please visit our website at www.culturalexchange.ca or email info@culturalexchange.ca and a login will be sent to you ahead of the meeting time.

Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange Society

Annual General Meeting

Saturday, November 23, 2024

Proceedings start at 10 a.m.

2431 8th Avenue, Regina, SK

& VIA Zoom Video Conference

Call For Board Members

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The Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange Society is looking for interested individuals willing to commit 40-60 volunteer hours per year to serve on our board of directors.

We seek committed individuals who will strengthen the overall skill set of the Board, contribute to its diversity, and bring knowledge and experience that will improve the governance of the SCES.

The SCES provides cultural opportunities to rural and remote areas of Saskatchewan linking communities with artists as well as operating a cultural venue in Regina.