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Sep 2, 4:30pm
Community Commons
Learn how to draw, paint, create comics, and explore your creativity in a chill and relaxed space. Every Tuesday, 4:30-6:30 pm.
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Tuesday September 2 - Paintings with Harley Sinclair
Tuesday September 9 - Paintings with Dustin Ritter
Tuesday September 16 - Paintings with Dustin Ritter
Tuesday September 23 - Woven Bracelets and Keychains with Sarah Pitman
Tuesday September 30 - NO CLASS - National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Harley Sinclair is a contemporary Indigenous artist whose work redefines the boundaries of modern abstraction. A member of the Peepeekisis Cree Nation in Treaty 4 Territory, Sinclair was born in Lethbridge, Alberta (1988) and raised in southern Saskatchewan, where the vast prairies and shifting skies became the foundation of his artistic language.
Rooted in personal history and cultural resonance, Sinclair’s practice is an exploration of memory, resilience, and identity. His textural, impasto-heavy paintings reject traditional flatness, instead inviting viewers to experience art through depth and movement. Working primarily in acrylic and oil, his use of palette knives and modeli...
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Sep 11, 7:00pm
Central Adult
Join us on the mezzanine for an exciting new series of concerts at the Central Branch.
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This event takes place on the mezzanine located on the 2nd floor of Central library. Drop-in, no registration required. Everyone is welcome.
In September, enjoy a captivating classical guitar performance by Sean Bougie, 2025 Saskatchewan Music Award winner. His music is sure to stir your heart and soul.
About Sean Bougie
Sean Bougie is an Indigenous (Montreal Lake Cree Nation) classical guitarist from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan who has been playing for over 20 years. This long history with the instrument has allowed Sean to curate an interesting collection of classical guitar repertoire to perform at various festivals, private events, and community gatherings around Western Canada. Sean's performances make jaws drop, hearts flutter, and minds wander. His music inspires a sense of nostalgia and captivates the listener's soul. Sit back and relax to the soothing sounds of the classical guitar.
After performing in a rock band named Witherfire, Sean completed his Bachelor's of Music: Individu...
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Sep 30, 12:00pm
Central Adult
Celebrate National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with keynote Nelson Bird, cultural performances, and opportunities to learn, reflect, and support reconciliation.
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Join us for an inspiring event led by keynote speaker Nelson Bird, a respected journalist, educator, and member of the Peepeekisis Cree Nation. In his presentation, “Truth, Reconciliation, and the Media – Nelson Bird’s Experiences”, he will reflect on the meaning of Truth and Reconciliation / Orange Shirt Day from his personal perspective, sharing observations he has witnessed throughout his life.
This special gathering will also feature an opening blessing, greetings from RPL leadership, a powerful drum honour song, and a vibrant jingle dance performance, followed by bannock and tea with the community.
This event is held in honour of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Part of Culture Days programming, thanks to funding from SaskCulture through the support of SaskLotteries.
About Nelson Bird
Nelson Bird is a member of Peepeekisis Cree Nation. After earning a journalism degree, Nelson spent 26 years at CTV Saskatchewan News as a reporter, anchor, producer...
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Nov 4, 6:30pm
Albert Branch
Join Jodi Robson as you explore an Indigenous fall food staple, pumpkins! You'll learn how to process and cook with fresh pumpkin, and then make your own pumpkin spice blend to go into your cake.
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This is an in-person program. Register to receive a reminder and any other resources.
Did you know? Pumpkins originated in North America and have been grown by Indigenous people for thousands of years.
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Jodi Robson is a proud member of the Okanese First Nation in Treaty Four Territory. She is of Cree and Nakoda heritage. Thanks to her successful run as a finalist in season 3 of CBC's The Great Canadian Baking Show, Jodi was able to showcase her culture and culinary skills nationwide. During the season 5 Holiday Special, she was once again able to share her passion for baking and the inspiration derived from her family and life as an Indigenous woman.
Jodi resides in Regina, with her partner and their two children. Together, they enjoy the outdoors while camping, hiking, and foraging year-round. Her rustic and fearless approach to baking makes for delicious dishes that anyone can recreate. She continues to share her baking journey and culture on her Instagram pag...
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