The Irish Club of Regina

The Irish Club of Regina was originally established as the "South Saskatchewan Irish Club" in the mid 1900's as a group to allow Irish people and people of Irish decent to work together to preserve Irish Culture in Regina. We've expanded since then and now anyone who is interested in learning more about Irish culture is welcome to become a member! We have members of all cultural backgrounds who share in a love of Irish music, dance, literature, art and every other facet of Irish Culture!

As one of activites, we currently offer a monthly Book Club. The members of the Book Club read a book each month written by an Irish author or pertaining to Irish culture in some way. Some of the books that have been read over the past months include "A Star Called Henry" by Roddy Doyle and "Amongst Women" by John McGahern. Please check out our Book Club Page for more information on the club and it's meetings!

We also currently actively run a Irish Dance group. The group meets every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at St. Lukes Hall (3233 Argyle Rd.). The focus of the group is to preserve and encourage Irish dancing in Regina. We work on basic Irish Dance technique and members are encouraged to participate as much as they feel they are able to! We perform locally and are always willing to get new dancers into the act! Check our our Dance Page.

We also run a variety of events throughout the year, including our Autumn Céilí, regular Movie Nights, Hooley's at O'Hanlon's as well as the Irish Pavilion at Mosaic, Regina's Multicultural Festival. Mosaic 2007 is the 40th Anniversary of the Festival, so look for a big celebration!

We hope that you will come out and get to know us! We're always on the lookout for new members who can bring their knowledge and enthusiasm out and help us expand our club and Irish culture within Regina!

Our mailing address is:

Irish Club of Regina
P.O. Box 37171, Landmark Shoppers
Regina, SK
S4S 7K4
CANADA

You can also contact us through email at info@irishclubofregina.org