Nuit Blanche Regina

2025 Nuit Blanche Regina Festival

What We Call Home

Ligaya by Sam Liamzon (Photo by Mika Abbott)

Saturday | August 30, 2025

Downtown Regina

8 – 11:30 PM | Free For All Ages

The 2025 Nuit Blanche Regina Festival focuses on the theme What We Call Home through visual and conceptual storytelling. This year, participating artists have reflected on their evolving definitions of home—not just as a place, but as a feeling or a specific moment in time. Through this one-night-only festival, we aim to spark conversations around identity, belonging, and the diverse ways in which “Home” manifests for different people.

While “Home” is often considered a universal concept, we invite viewers to explore different interpretations of home, whether that’s specific spaces, moments in time, or even an absence of home, capturing experiences of displacement, diaspora, and unhoused individuals.

What We Call Home is an open-ended theme that invites viewers to engage in personal reflections, explore cultural meanings, and consider broader societal themes through the lens of Regina’s local artists.

Nuit Blanche Regina is a transformative after-dark arts festival that affords goers the opportunity to experience art like never before. For one night, a Regina neighbourhood is taken over by artists and creatives in an attempt to disrupt the concept of an urban environment. We encourage viewers of all ages to take-in this no charge event, by foot or bicycle, and celebrate both emerging and established artists working in new media technologies, performance, dance, sculpture, traditional arts and more.

Visit www.nuitblancheregina.ca for more information.