MacKenzie Art Gallery — Attraction in Regina

We went to the Mackenzie art gallery on a Saturday afternoon thinking that it might be quite busy but in fact it wasn't there were a number of tour guides available in fact quite anxious to help us out they were number of exhibits that were interesting and the tour guides were quite knowledgeable about the exhibits we were unable to see the Inuit carvings they were put away for the moment I guess to make space for the other exhibits we found that the entire experience was was quite good at the same time we went to the tour the building itself including all of the statues that are on display in the TC Douglas building the commissioner was very helpful he knew that history of every statue of every picture every sculpture that was around there he even allowed us to go up the elevator which had a window on one side so we were able to see pretty far away overall it was a very very welcoming experience we were quite happy with our experience and it caused us to reflect a lot particularly the one exhibit was quite thought-provoking so I recommend the visit I think that and certainly the gift shop was full of items to tempt you to bring...

Went to visit the gallery today after being unable to register ahead of time for the free Rawlco addimission. The web site simply only flashed red. Then after the visit I was also unable to access the on line survey with the website. While at the gallery we visited a couple exhibit rooms and then went on a tour. There were 3 leaders and three participants. I could not understand the lady who could barely speak English. I could not hear what the man said through his mask, with no microphone and a motor going in the next room to keep an inflatable castle up. Some tour. That's okay, I could not understand the principles involved with the displays taking up whole rooms when a 5 foot wall would have sufficed. The gift shop was nice and the workers friendly.

I asked why local art shows are not supported and they didn't know. Seems like all the local talent is overlooked. I know established artists need promoting too but I there would be very little time and energy needed to support local artists with a weekend show! There are lots of wonderful artists in Regina that would...

The MacKenzie Art Gallery is a hidden gem. Despite its unassuming exterior, the interior experience is truly remarkable. I've been a patron for years and my connections deepened when my child attended the preschool program within the building. I get to explore the art gallery more. Thanks to the generous sponsors, me and my family are able to explore here most of the time for free.

Stepping inside reveals a world of lush greenery. And it brings me a sense of peace. The interior also has a glass roof that let's a lot of sunshine in, banishing any winter chill. ITS A Tranquil haven that transcends expectations, making it a must visit for art and nature...