Regina, the Queen City is about to get a whole lot steamier. Canadian Steam is a music and comedy show starring three mildly sexy lumberjacks. Think Whose Line Is It Anyway meets Thunder from Down Under, with way more flannel. They’re polite, but not tonight. Expect hilarious improvised songs and sketch, dangerously enthusiastic dance numbers, exciting crowd work, and the perfect amount of jaw-dropping “eh”-rotica. It’s a big maple syrup-fuelled love letter to Canada: Timbits, hockey hair, saying sorry to furniture, and everything that makes us gloriously, ridiculously Canadian. At the end of the night, YOU decide if they’ve earned the Official Stamp of Sexy from the Ministry of Sexy™. If not? They’ll be politely asked to hang up their plaid and retreat quietly to their log cabins in shame. The cast has performed at Just for Laughs and with Second City, and appeared on CBC’s The Debaters, Netflix and Amazon Prime. They’re Canadian Comedy Award winners. The show is created by The Comedy Department, a Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Award winner three years running (2024, 2025, 2026). 100% Canadian. 1000% ridiculous.
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Exhibition running at MacKenzie Art Gallery from July 18, 2025 through May 2, 2027. This is an ongoing exhibition of Indigenous art presented at the gallery located in Regina, Saskatchewan.
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Exhibition running at MacKenzie Art Gallery from September 11, 2026 through January 4, 2027. This is an ongoing exhibition presented at the gallery located in Regina, Saskatchewan.