100 years ago, the world was at war. As the guns were silenced and the men retuned home, they brought with them a disease unlike any other. Grown and matured in the trenches of Europe, The Spanish Influenza became humanity's deadliest disease, killing between 25 - 100 million people worldwide. In October of 1918 the […]
Discover Regina's automotive history with Dale Johnson.
gee meeyo pimawtshinawn IT WAS A GOOD LIFE: STORIES FROM ROAD ALLOWANCE PEOPLE Thursday, February 27 at 7pm Explore the stories of Michif/Métis Old Ones who experienced life living on a road allowance. With Russell Fayant, Brenna Pacholko, and Kristin Catherwood.
Learn to identify Regina’s historical architectural styles with John Robinson
Experience the Roaring Regina of the 1920s and discover how the “Age of Prosperity” left its mark on our city. With Amber Parker, John Robinson, and Melissa Clow.
Part of Living Heritage in Saskatchewan: A Sharing Series: Every two weeks to the end of June, join us with your coffee or tea after your lunch to learn more about living heritage. At a time when we are all experiencing new ways to work and interact in new and remote ways, the Humanities Research […]
Part of Living Heritage in Saskatchewan: A Sharing Series: Every two weeks to the end of June, join us with your coffee or tea after your lunch to learn more about living heritage. At a time when we are all experiencing new ways to work and interact in new and remote ways, the Humanities Research […]
Join Heritage Regina and retired Lt. Col. Edward Staniowski as he reflects on a lifetime of service overseas, and of his parents’ service during the Second World War. Admission to Heritage Regina Lectures is free. A suggested $10.00 donation per person helps fund educational programming like this lecture. Check out Ed's appearance on CTV Your […]
Join us for Heritage Regina's driest lecture yet — an evening of history, song, and story that brings the era of 1920s prohibition to life. This multimedia lecture features archival images and music in a spirited journey from sober ideals to roaring rebellion.
Heritage Regina board member John Robinson will look back at the popularity of ‘Catalog homes’ in the early 1900s. Learn how early immigrants to western Canada picked their dream homes by flipping pages.