Ages 10 and over with parent supervision required. Cozy up to the campfire and enjoy some spooky stories with Indigenous storyteller Rhonda Donais. Roasted marshmallows will be provided.
Please bring your own chairs and blankets to sit on around the campfire.
Rhonda Donais lives in Regina and is a member of Ocean Man First Nation. She has been a performer and storyteller for over 30 years. Rhonda has participated in children’s festivals, exhibitions, and fairs. Although she enjoys telling silly and scary stories, her favorite stories are the First Nations’ animal legends and Algonquian songs she teaches. Rhonda likes to incorporate drum playing into her storytelling. She is very passionate about her art.
Prince of Wales is the newest Branch of Regina Public Library. The 3,400 square-foot space spans one level, and was designed with some innovative special features, including two (2) self-check machines.
This cozy inner-city Branch also offers a variety of services and resources.
Patrons can borrow the most popular, up-to-date reading and listening materials at Prince of Wales. There is a sizable collection of fiction and non-fiction paperbacks and popular items for children, such as board books, picture books, and comics. Visitors can also expect to find an impressive DVD collection, popular magazines and newspapers.
