Our events calendar highlights upcoming RPIRG and community events all in one place, making it easy to stay connected and involved. You can add the individual event or the whole calendar to your existing calendar to make sure you do not miss out on any events or workshops. If you come across any event, educational seminar or workshops, please send us a request to add to our calendar to outreach@rpirg.org.
This session shares practical strategies to grow more food on a budget, helping households reduce grocery costs and build greater self‑reliance. Taught by Brooke Coller. Registration is required. Click here to register or copy-paste this URL into your web browser: https://usask-ca.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_lzDd4mHHSwikl_tHaWFiOA Join us to start your week off in a good way with a smudge. Everyone is welcome. Elder Support offers a welcoming space for community members to connect with Elders for guidance, conversation, and cultural support. This time is grounded in respect, listening, and relationship-building, and is open to those seeking connection, teachings, or support. Bannock Baking is a peer-led, community gathering where participants come together to bake, share knowledge, and connect. This informal and welcoming group is open to community members and offers space for conversation, learning, and community care through food and shared experience. Regina Native Outreach Ministry invites you to join Rev. Bruce Kakakaway in discussions about culture and history. Learn about his Indigenous culture and history and share information about your own. Join local theatre artist-performer Kris Alvarez for an easygoing, enjoyable, practical session that will help you start the year in a great, grounded way! Using theatre and improv-based activities, Kris offers participants a chance to playfully practice skills which contribute to their impact in their community. Join us in Treaty 4 Territory for three powerful days of learning, sharing, and remembering during the Treaty 4 Gathering 2026 Student Activities! This annual event brings students together to engage in rich cultural traditions, honor history, and build meaningful community connections. Over the course of three days, participating students will take part in hands-on land-based learning, traditional cultural teachings, and interactive workshops designed to honor the spirit and intent of the signing of Treaty 4. The RPIRG General Meeting is an opportunity for students to come together, share ideas, and help shape the direction of initiatives that matter on campus and in the wider community. Whether you’re interested in social justice, environmental justice, sustainability, or getting involved in student-led projects, this meeting is a space to learn, collaborate, and have your voice heard. We host two types of general meetings: Annual General Meetings (AGMs) and Special General Meetings (SGMs). The AGM is held once each year, typically in the fall semester, though it may occasionally take place in the winter semester. With recent changes to our general election process, we will likely hold General Meetings in both the fall and winter semesters. Special General Meetings are convened only for specific purposes, such as elections, or when called by the Board or membership in accordance with our bylaws. At a General Meeting— most likely in an AGM— members review and consider our financial statements, appoint or reappoint the auditor, and make other important decisions brought forward by the Board or the membership. EA 106.2 (EA Aud Wing) This 2 hour live educational gathering is a highlight of NCTR’s Truth and Reconciliation Week programming and will immerse you in the rich tapestry of Indigenous culture, music, dance, and history while honouring residential school Survivors. It is designed to open a dialogue with young people about the truth of Canada’s residential school system. Hosted by Mimi O’Bonsawin and Lance Cardinal, the educational program will support classroom learning through the lived experiences shared by Residential School Survivors, alongside a powerful lineup of Indigenous performers, Elders, knowledge-holders, authors, and motivational speakers. Students will also experience performances by Indigenous dancers and singer-songwriters, including platinum-selling group Neon Dreams, helping to bring stories, culture, and reconciliation to life in a meaningful and engaging way. For more information: https://trw-svr.nctr.ca/youth-gathering/ Link for the Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/live/tCsNQUh_emY Ages 13 and over. Experience traditional drumming, songs, dance, and hear the teachings from our Knowledge Keepers. Light refreshments provided by Chili for Children.
https://attend.reginalibrary.ca/event/16640332
Dis-Orientation Week — or Dis-O Week — is RPIRG’s annual alternative to the typical campus orientation. Instead of just showing you where the library is, we dive into the conversations, skills, and movements that matter. It’s a week of workshops, panels, and discussions that challenge the status quo, explore social and environmental justice, and connect students with local changemakers.
Events include: Art Based Activism, Finding Community: Queer on Campus, Reconciliation: Relational Learning Workshop, Romancing the Mirror: Self Love during Hard Times, Upstander Training and Meet your Representative
Hosted by Kris Alvarez
CT 215 (please register online)
For more information or to register: https://rpirg.org/disorientationweek/
Hosted by UR Pride
CW 113 (please register online)
For more information or to register: https://rpirg.org/disorientationweek/
Hosted by Dr. Emily Grafton
CW 113 (please register online so we know numbers for refreshments)
For more information or to register: https://rpirg.org/disorientationweek/
Hosted by UR Pride
CW 113 (please register online)
For more information or to register: https://rpirg.org/disorientationweek/