Events in Regina November
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Events in Regina November 2026 schedule
November in Regina is packed with a diverse array of events catering to all interests. Music lovers can enjoy performances by renowned artists such as John Mulaney on November 14th and Jimmy Carr with shows on November 13th, both at the Conexus Arts Centre. Comedy fans will also appreciate the comedic stylings of Timmy No Brakes on November 26th, and the iconic Crash Test Dummies perform on November 2nd at Casino Regina. For live orchestral experiences, the Regina Symphony Orchestra presents 'Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas In Concert' on November 28th, a must-see for film and music enthusiasts. Theater and dance aficionados can indulge in Ballet Jorgen Canada's 'The Nutcracker - A Canadian Tradition' on November 26th at the Conexus Arts Centre. Top sporting events include multiple games for the Regina Pats hockey team, facing off against teams like the Portland Winterhawks, Wenatchee Wild, and Brandon Wheat Kings, with key matchups occurring throughout the first two weeks of November at the Brandt Centre. Notable concerts include April Wine on November 7th and Matt Dusk on November 27th at Casino Regina, along with performances by The Bros. Landreth on November 19th and The Tenors on November 30th, both at the Conexus Arts Centre. For a unique entertainment experience, Tape Face will take the stage on November 21st at Casino Regina, promising a night of comedy and illusion. Whether you're into sports, music, comedy, or cultural performances, Regina's November events offer something for everyone, all hosted at premier venues like the Conexus Arts Centre, Casino Regina, and the Brandt Centre.