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Bazaart 2025

22 June 2025

Moved to Sunday—This Year Only!

We’re excited to present the 52nd Annual Bazaart Makers Market, on Sunday, June 22.

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Exhibition

Indian Theater: Native Performance, Art, and Self-Determination since 1969

23 May 2025 – 21 September 2025

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A contemporary art gallery with white walls displays colorful abstract paintings, a feathered artwork hanging, ceramic pieces arranged in a pattern, and art on tables. Enjoy the vibrant scene on RAWLCO Free Day, as polished floors reflect ceiling lights.

Exhibition

The Permanent Collection: Whispers from the Vault

27 July 2024 – 16 June 2025

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A storage area filled with various artworks, including large canvases with abstract and geometric designs. Two figures, blurred due to motion, walk through the space like whispers from the vault. The artworks are displayed on metal racks, and some smaller framed pieces are also visible.

Exhibition

Patrick Fernandez: Artist in Residence

15 February 2025 – 8 February 2026

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A person stands in front of a vibrant mural featuring a mythical figure riding a fish, with a sun-like background. The mural includes colorful elements like banners and flowers. The person wears a black shirt.

Digital Art Project

EDAA 2024

16 June 2025

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A digital artwork depicts an abstract, lush landscape with floating lily pads, green plants, and soft pastel-colored shapes. Delicate flowers and leafy stems mix with stylized text reading

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3475 Albert Street

306.584.4250
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

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The permanent collection spans 5,000 years of art with nearly 5,000 works.

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