Community Programs
World Art Day 2026: Cultivating Community Through Art
On April 15, RRLIP joins communities around the world in celebrating World Art Day 2026. Guided by this year’s theme, “A Garden of Expression: Cultivating Community Through Art,” we recognize art as a powerful way to share stories, preserve cultures, and foster belonging. Art creates space...
Protecting Families Online: Community Information Session on Digital Safety
Our data, identity, and mental health are increasingly at risk in today’s digital world—especially for children and youth who are online every day. Parents, guardians, and community members are invited to join the Online Safety Information Session, the first in a series focused on digital...
Tech4Beginners: Building Digital Confidence for Newcomer Women
Tech4Beginners is a free technology literacy program designed to support newcomer women with CLB levels 2–4 in building essential digital skills. Schedule: Mondays and Tuesdays from April 20 to May 19, 2026 Time: 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon Offered both online and in person...
Sikh Heritage Month Celebration
Celebrate Sikh Heritage Month with an afternoon of culture, learning, and community. This family-friendly event highlights different aspects of Sikh heritage through music, food, and interactive demonstrations. This in‑person event will take place on 𝐀𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐥 𝟏𝟗...
Prep‑UP: A Pre‑Employment Readiness Program for Newcomer Women
Prep‑UP is a supportive pre‑employment program designed for newcomer women with CLB 2 who want to build confidence and prepare for work in Canada. Participants will gain practical skills, essential knowledge, and encouragement in a welcoming learning environment. The program runs April...
Reimagining Downtown Regina: Join the City Building Conversation
What makes a downtown vibrant, welcoming, and full of life? Join the Regina Public Library’s City Building Speaker Series for an engaging community conversation on the future of downtown Regina, featuring urban advocate Mary W. Rowe. This free public event explores how cities are...
Supporting Caregivers: “Reaching Out – Coping with Teenage Behaviour” Program Now Open for Registration
RRLIP is pleased to share an upcoming support opportunity for caregivers of teenagers, offered by Rooted Connections. The “Reaching Out: Coping with Teenage Behavior” program provides education, practical strategies, and a safe space for caregivers to learn more about typical teenage...
Participants Needed for University of Regina Research Study
The University of Regina is seeking volunteers for a research study on how public libraries support the integration of refugee and immigrant families in Canada. Refugees or immigrants, librarians, and settlement service providers living or working in Saskatchewan are eligible...
Easter Season Greetings: A Message of Hope and Renewal
Easter is a time that holds deep meaning for many in our community, offering an opportunity for reflection, gratitude, and connection with one another. This season reminds us of the importance of compassion, resilience, and togetherness—values that continue to guide and strengthen our...
Discover Your Strengths: Employability Skills Assessment at SSILC
Are you looking to better understand your strengths and explore career options that fit you best? The South Saskatchewan Independent Living Centre (SSILC) is offering an Employability Skills Assessment designed to help participants identify their workplace skills, communication style, and...
