Events

The Hidden Talent Show

Saturday, September 19, 2026

7 pm – 10 pm

Admission: Free! Donations to our capital campaign welcome!

That’s right, the Hidden Talent Show is back again this year! Join us for a fun night of clowning around, music and artmaking!
Uncover your own hidden talents through our multiple artmaking stations including: linocut, mini screen printing, origami, bracelet making and more. Checkout the face painting station to unlock a new look! Perhaps share a karaoke song on our new stage! Be prepared to have fun and make discoveries!

More details regarding the event will be shared on our social platforms and website, so follow us and keep an eye out!

 

This is a Culture Days event. For a complete listing of Culture Days events in Regina, visit their website here!

Funding for this specific event is through SaskCulture and Saskatchewan Lotteries.

For more information on events and opportunities, please visit www.creativecitycentre.ca
For more information, please email  social@creativecitycentre.ca.

The Poem and Its Body: Building Presence on Stage

workshop with Oma is Loud

Tuesday September 22nd, 2025

7:00PM – 9:00PM

*Doors open at 6:30PM

Location: Creative City Centre (1819  Cornwall St)

Parking info: On street parking available(free after 5pm) or parkade next door

 

How can you bring a poem to life on stage? How can you inhabit a poem to make it happen in real time? This practical workshop explores the performance elements that accompany the written poem and make it a bodily experience. 

This workshop is free to attend, but please register in advance so we can plan seating!

 

More about the Artist:

Oma is Loud is the 2026 Canadian Poetry Slam Nationals Champ. A three-time winner of the Calgary Poetry Slam, she is a Poetry Translation Centre (UK) Undertow Fellow. Her poetry-theatre production, Pretty Dangerous: Four Acts on Womanhood, premiered at the Calgary Central Library in March 2026. A stark raving mad poet, she stays wild in her musings until 9 pm or so.

You can find out more about Oma on her website: http://www.iheomauzomba.com/  or check out her instagram here!

 

This is a Culture Days event. For a complete listing of Culture Days events in Regina, visit their website here!  Funding for this event is through SaskCulture and Saskatchewan Lotteries.

Regina Word Up is a program of the Creative City Centre. We gratefully acknowledge the support of the Department of Canadian Heritage,  the Canada Council for the Arts, SK Arts and City of Regina. 

Creative City Centre presents

Regina Word Up Open Mic

Date : Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026

Time : 7:00-9:00 pm (SK time), doors open at 6:30 pm  

Location : Creative City Centre, 1819 Cornwall St Regina, SK

Price: Free! Donations to our capital campaign are welcome!

The Creative City Centre is a fully licensed, all-ages, and wheel-chair accessible facility located in the heart of downtown Regina. 

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We encourage audience members to engage during the performances – snap, make cheesecake noises (mm’s and yes), laugh, stomp, or otherwise make your appreciation known!  

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We are so excited to get to host our first open mic in our new home as part of Culture Days! Our spoken word events are magical nights, where community comes together to share stories, poems and words that make us laugh, or cry, or any emotion in between. Sign up for the open mic starting at 6:30 pm, with spots limited to 12 poets. Open mic starts at 7pm, followed by a short intermission before a poetry set from our feature, Oma is Loud.

Feature performer: 

Oma is Loud is the 2026 Canadian Poetry Slam Nationals Champ. A three-time winner of the Calgary Poetry Slam, she is a Poetry Translation Centre (UK) Undertow Fellow. Her poetry-theatre production, Pretty Dangerous: Four Acts on Womanhood, premiered at the Calgary Central Library in March 2026. A stark raving mad poet, she stays wild in her musings until 9 pm or so.

You can find out more about Oma on her website: http://www.iheomauzomba.com/  or check out her instagram here!

 

***  Guidelines, Community Agreements, and Consent Statements

At the Creative City Centre we strive for inclusivity and respect in the community both inside and out of our facility, which is why we have compiled the following guidelines to remember both for our events and also in everyday life.

• We encourage respecting the way folks self-identify, without assuming gender, sexuality, orientation, religion, or ability.
• We understand that at times folks may need to leave or engage in other methods of self-care, and that’s okay.
• We encourage language that promotes inclusivity, education, and awareness and dislike all forms of explicit ignorance including, but not limited to, hate speech, racism, homophobia, transphobia, and classism.
• We encourage the culture of consent meaning we respect people’s physical, verbal, and emotional boundaries. This means respecting that some people might not want to be hugged and if you want to engage physically in any way with a person it is important to ask permission before doing so.  

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This is a Culture Days event. For a complete listing of Culture Days events in Regina, visit their website here!  Funding for this event is through SaskCulture and Saskatchewan Lotteries.

Regina Word Up is a program of the Creative City Centre. We gratefully acknowledge the support of the Department of Canadian Heritage,  the Canada Council for the Arts, SK Arts and City of Regina. 

For more information on programs and opportunities, please visit www.creativecitycentre.ca
For more information, please email  social@creativecitycentre.ca.