- None
- Arcade Music Place
- Architecture
- Army and Navy Store
- Art Gallery
- Atmosphere
- Bar
- Bertha Walker's Hat Shop
- Boutique
- Capitol Theatre
- Cinema
- Clothing Store
- Community development
- Copper Kettle
- Coronet Cinemas
- Courthouse
- Dance
- Dance
- Demolition
- Department Store
- Downtown Regina
- Dunlop Art Gallery
- Festival
- Georgia Hotel
- Gingerbread City Hall
- Globe Theatre
- Hayday
- Homelessness
- Hotel
- Hotel Saskatchewan
- Industry
- Jack Mock
- King's Hotel
- Love Story
- McCallum Hill Building
- Metropolitan Theatre
- Milliner
- Miming
- Movie theatres
- Mr. Jack's
- Music
- Regina Folk Festival
- Restaurant
- Rex Theatre
- RH Williams
- Roxy Theatre
- Saturday Night
- Simpsons Department Store
- Simpsons-Sears
- The Met
- The Trianon
- Theatre
- Theatre
- Town Hall
- Town Hall
Working at the Dunlop Art Gallery
“And a lot of the people in Regina that come visit us were either their first or their only experience interacting with contemporary art. So a lot of our audience doesn’t have art education, but everyone is curious.” – Jennifer Matotek
Merely Players
“We had a theater company called Merely Players. We did mime, clowning and all sorts of different things. And we were hired by the downtown.” – Joey Tremblay
Gone In A Puff Of Smoke
“I remember when it was imploded. All of Regina came out.” – Byrna Barclay, Regina, SK
A Dark Day For The Capitol Theatre
“It was a beautiful, big old theatre. And then they split it in two, made two theatres out of one. And that was the first multiplex, I guess, in Saskatchewan.” – Jeff and Christine Thornton, Regina, SK
Working at the Globe Theatre
“I ended up working at the Globe Theatre. A whole bunch of our friends got jobs there. We ran the front of house and we ran the bar.” – Carol Nugent
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