Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre

Toured the facility for an upcoming basic woodworking course. Only 8 students per class. Full for the fall so planning to take it in winter session. Looked like they had a well tooled learning area.

Excellent city facility and class offerings. Fabulous little art gallery as well, Art Gallery of Regina. Something for everyone.

What a beautiful hidden gem of the city. Surrounded by a vibrant green park, the art gallery has a frequent turnover of intriguing, thought provoking, and stunning works. I havnt attended a class here since I was a kid, but I know there's always a large variety of artistic and creative experiances to have here.One of my favorite classes I took was using fishbone and liquid silver to create pendants. I'll never forget that opportunity.

Nice playground, lawn for outdoor games and the river to walk beside.

The Neil Balkwill is a great place. Stop in to see their gallery...always something interesting there. A number of classes are available to take. Creativity is available everywhere in the building!!

Balkwill is a really great community resource. Staff are always friendly & helpful. Enjoy the art gallery & meeting with the wood carving group. Looking forward to attending workshops here this winter.

This facility is a real gem in this city. I took a woodworking bowl turning class over the weekend and had a blast. The instructor, Paul, was fantastic, engaging and super knowledgable. You owe it to yourself to at least look into the programs offered to see what would peak your interest.

Attended art show. Always find Neil Balkwill a great place to go. Have taken classes in the past. Art show was very good.

Four generations of our family have gone to the Neil Balkwill Art Centre.My grandmother Hazel McIver was one of the 6 original members of the Rosemont Gallery years ago.My Mom Norma Gross belonged to the Rosemont Gallery as well.Also attended various Art classes at the Neil Balkwill such as:W/C classes with Kim Baxter until she moved to BC.W/C classes with Christian Lynne until she passed away.Different classes with Jack Anderson.Then she zeroed in on oils with Jack Anderson and loved the classes.Until she had to purchase water base oils. Which would mean buying all new paints.In the 2000's there was an Art show in the Balkwill and my Mom was a part of it.She attended many classes that they brought guest Artists such as:Maxine Masterfield from Florida,Judy Betts from Baton Rouge,Nancy O'Toole from BC,7 of Jack Reids classes,Huangs, David Butt.I also took various seminars throughout the years.When my daughter Jessica Glier was younger she took Art classes too.

A few buddies and I did a wood working class here. Tons of fun. The instructor makes beautiful pieces and has very helpful insightful tips. Well supplied shop.