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The Black Parade Halloween Emo Night Regina at The Exchange - Oct 30 2026

10:00 PMEDT The Exchange , Regina

Calling emos of Regina, on Friday October 30th, we're celebrating the spooky season with a Black Parade! We're celebrating the 20th anniversary of the iconic album & spinning your fav classic emo anthems. Costumes are encouraged but not mandatory. See you there! Friday October 30…

CAD 13.15 Festivals Family

The Black Parade Halloween Emo Night Saskatoon at Amigos - Oct 30 2026

12:00 AMEDT Amigos , Saskatoon

Legal age 19+. Photo I.D. RequiredOn Friday October 30th, we're celebrating the spooky season with a Black Parade! We're spinning your fav classic emo anthems + MORE. Costumes are encouraged but not mandatory! Friday October 30th 2026 Amigos Doors: 10pm End: 2am Must be 19+ with…

CAD 13.67 Festivals

Stars on Ice Holiday - Canada

8:00 PMEST Brandt Centre , Regina

Celebrate the holidays with Stars on Ice, Canada?s premier figure skating show! This exclusive holiday tour brings Olympic, World and National champions together for a dazzling celebration of world-class skating, breathtaking choreography, glittering costumes and Yuletide sparkle…

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