Martin Kerr: Banned From The USA Tour

The Exchange on Nov 13, 7:00pm

Martin Kerr is a modern day folk troubadour re-writing classic songs like “God Rest Ye Merry Billionaire” and “Away in Bomb Shelters” that are being adopted as anthems for justice and democracy. Tickets are $30.

A Talk On Joi T. Arcand: ayâtaskisow

MacKenzie Art Gallery on Nov 14, 2:30 – 3:30pm

ayâtaskisow is an exhibit where Joi T. Arcand reflects on the intersections between Indigenous history and her own father’s experience as a farmer on the Muskeg Lake Cree Nation and ponders her father’s decision to be a farmer despite the systematic barriers that were set in place nearly 150 years ago to sabotage Indigenous farmers’ success in agriculture.

Fires, Jubilee and Coal: Making Connections

Sat., Nov. 15 from 10 am to 3 pm  Free; Holy Child Parish, 2636 7th Ave E, Regina 

This event is hosted by KAIROS Prairies North (Annual Gathering). Speakers will focus on justice in the public context including: a) legal challenge over Sask. coal extension plan and b)debt repayment by Global South and Indigenous communities consumes more economic resources than these governments pay for healthcare, education or climate action. Participants will be from churches in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Northwest Territories. All are welcome.

Register to facilitate planning for lunch by donation or to request links for the online option. REGISTER HERE.  

Free Admission Day & Indigenous Art Market

MacKenzie Art gallery on Nov 15, 11am – 5:30pm

In celebration of their newest exhibitions, The Memory of Trees and Joi T. Arcand: ayâtaskisow, the MacKenzie Art Gallery is throwing open their doors with free admission, hourly tours, and hands-on activities. They are also hosting a special one-day only Indigenous Art Market in the Gallery’s lobby.

Trans Day of Remembrance

Thursday November 20, 6-9 pm, Lakeview United Church, 3200 McCallum Ave

Doors and food are at 6:00 pm, ceremony at 7:00 pm, and end time 9:00 pm. Come mourn, love, and connect with community. All are welcome to light a candle. Smudging will be available.More Information HERE

SVITLO: Discover the Light Within

U of R Theatre on Nov 23, 4:00pm

SVITLO: Discover the Light Within is a magical journey about self-discovery, the perils of unchecked power, and the enduring truth that true light is not found in the world outside, but within each of us. Join Vohon Ukranian Dance Ensemble and experience the fire as the stage comes alive with dynamic Ukrainian dance, and an unforgettable story of hope and resilience. Tickets are $53.15 adults, $40.99 for 12 & Under.

Aysanabee – The Way We’re Born Tour

The Exchange on Nov 24, 7:30pm

Join two-time JUNO Award-winning Oji-Cree artist Aysanabee (Ace-in-abbey) on the Western Canadian run of his first-ever headlining tour, The Way We’re Born Tour. Tickets are $30.

16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence

November 25th – December 10th, 2025

(click on link for details)

Building Stronger Communities through Housing Co-operatives

Thursday November 27, 1:00 pm: 

https://cooperativesfirst.com/building-stronger-communities-through-housing-co-operatives/

The Pink Pony Club Experience

The Exchange on Nov 30, 7:00pm

Part drag show, part concert, and all glitter-soaked queer power, this immersive live experience celebrates the unapologetic energy of Chappell Roan. Expect neon lights, dazzling drag performances, fierce vocals, and a community-driven celebration that blurs the line between audience and stage. Tickets are $30.

Build safer, more welcoming spaces for trans and queer people 

December 2, 4, and 9, 5:00 – 7:00 pm CST on Zoom. AND December 13 at Noon for follow up

Curious? To learn more now, follow this link. Participation is free – register now! 

Discover how to strengthen your team, and reconnect with purpose 

November 21 to 23   online with the Canadian Unitarian Council Register Now

Friday Nov 21 at 6 pm CST online 90 minutes … Belonging and a spirit of reciprocity.    

Saturday Nov 22 at 11:00am, 1:30pm & 4:00pm CST (75-90 minutes each)

Join Unitarians across Canada to learn about strengthening our communities by building trust, collaborating and developing ease in groups.

Follow-up with National Worship Service  Turning Toward One Another With Compassion

Sunday November 23, 11:55 am CST service live online followed by discussion 

OR    November 30 Join us in person to listen and be inspired together to the recorded national service at Unitarian Centre followed by discussion about what we can do locally.

REGISTER NOW to receive participant package 

Reserve your seat ➜ Registration open at the bottom of the page

Engaging with Queer and Trans Solidarity: Dismantling Barriers

Thursday November 27 – 5:00-6:30 pm CST

Join Unitarians across Canada to talk about the changing realities for people who identify as queer or trans. Learn how we can better support them in the political landscape ahead. How can we as a faith group work to stand by them with courage and compassion? Let’s talk about it.

REGISTER HERE

Past Events

Tanya Talaga: All Our Relations—Finding the Path Forward

Recorded Zoom conversation. Available here