Last Mountain Lake Cultural Centre

Last Mountain Lake Cultural Centre And it happened, the DREAM became a REALITY. An old abandoned school from Serath, Saskatchewan was acquired and moved to our town of Regina Beach.

The Last Mountain Lake Cultural Centre is home to the Elsie Scherle Art Galleries, artist studios, shared clay space and home of the Regina Beach public library. Hours of Operation:
Wednesdays 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Thursdays 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Fridays 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Saturdays 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Sundays 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM


It all started with a DREAM. The Last Mountain Lake Cultural Centre`s legacy

is a direct result made possible through the Arts and Crafts association of Regina Beach and the former Artists in Residence Jennifer McRorie and Ward Schell. A group of passionate people about the arts and culture, and the desire to make this readily available in our communities, united to pursue their visions to create a culture centre which would one day be a `Hub` of cultural activity. This was all made possible due to the amazing public support which back then included donations (monetary and In-kind), and thousands of hours of volunteer time to the restoration of the old Serath school. In June of 2002, the Last Mountain Lake Cultural Centre Inc. opened its doors to the public and began its operations. Housed inside the Last Mountain Lake Cultural Centre are two art galleries (the Elsie Scherle Art Gallery), two workshop/classroom spaces, a regional library, and studio spaces. The creation of an artistic facility was complete. And this facility is truly a GEM in our community! Objective

The objective of the Last Mountain Lake Cultural Centre Inc. is to create, implement, and operate a cultural centre which:
Will preserve, maintain and present the Elsie Scherle art collection, and add to the LMLCC permanent collection, Provides quality space for exhibitions, art activities and programming, Develops and presents a diverse arts program for the general public and practicing artists because we value and support the role of the arts in our community. Mission Statement

Last Mountain Lake Cultural Centre Inc. seeks to engage our communities in art practices and appreciation. Vision Statement

The Last Mountain Lake Cultural Centre contributes to the quality of life in its community by being a hub of artistic activity. We now have an active cultural centre that:
- Attracts artists from all over the province
- Provides artistic and cultural programs free to our communities
- Offers a wide range of art courses and workshops throughout the year
- Attracts singer/songwriters in the province and offers in-house gallery concerts
- Showcases a diverse range of artworks in our two galleries from local and provincial artists

Congrats to Lindsay Bast on winning the Dragon Painting!!!
08/28/2026

Congrats to Lindsay Bast on winning the Dragon Painting!!!

08/22/2026
There was an enthusiastic crew of dragon loyalist out at the Centre for Come Paint a Dragon, with Glenda Seal. Big thank...
08/21/2026

There was an enthusiastic crew of dragon loyalist out at the Centre for Come Paint a Dragon, with Glenda Seal. Big thanks to Carolyn McKay for her help.
These are the last few days to see their exhibition, "Shadow Bound Hearts, Portraits of Romantasy" in the south gallery.

Thanks to Carol Rose GoldenEagle for leading us down grassy paths, picking wolf willow and getting our bead game on.
08/12/2026

Thanks to Carol Rose GoldenEagle for leading us down grassy paths, picking wolf willow and getting our bead game on.

Now on display in the north gallery of the Elsie Scherle Galleries, Bonnie Conly's "An Uncomfortable Mess".A series of t...
07/21/2026

Now on display in the north gallery of the Elsie Scherle Galleries, Bonnie Conly's "An Uncomfortable Mess".

A series of twelve chromatically imagined drawings on paper, Conly's presentation of tumbleweeds are responses to reflections on movement and migration. This typology of seed distribution systems are intentionally speculative, leaving space for interpretation within each form.

The exhibition is on display until August 22, 2026.

Currently mounted in the south gallery of the Elsie Scherle Galleries, Glenda Seal and Carolyn McKay's exhibition of por...
07/21/2026

Currently mounted in the south gallery of the Elsie Scherle Galleries, Glenda Seal and Carolyn McKay's exhibition of portraits, "Shadowbound Hearts, Portraits of Romantasy".

It this exhibition, both Seal and McKay immersed themselves in a series of novels from the romantasy genre and created portraits of the characters from their readings. Seal's imagining from the "Fourth Wing" series by Rebecca Yarros and McKay from "A Court of Thorns and Roses" series by Sarah J. Maas.

The exhibition is on display until Saturday, August 22.

07/08/2026

Are you a fan of the fantasy genre??
Does A Court of thorns and roses or the Fourth Wing tickle your pickle?
Make sure that during your next visit to the library you stop by the Cultural Centre galleries and check out the amazing exhibition by the talented Carolyn McKay and Glenda Seal!
We have both series of books available at the library if you are curious.......... 🧚‍♀️🐉

Congratulations our Canada Day 50/50 winner Henriette, who has two thousand four hundred and sixty reasons to be smiling...
07/02/2026

Congratulations our Canada Day 50/50 winner Henriette, who has two thousand four hundred and sixty reasons to be smiling this July first.

Address

133 Donovel Crescent
Regina Beach, SK
S0G4C0

Opening Hours

Tuesday 4pm - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 4pm - 8pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

(306) 729-4484

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