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The City of Regina Pipe Band has been part of the North American pipe band scene since 1992. The band is Saskatchewan's only Grade 2 level competition band, and we are well-known for our competition success, our concerts and community events, and for teaching others to play pipes and drums.

The band is an active part of the Saskatchewan cultural community, and reaches out to audiences in many parts of the country. One of the challenges the band faces is to travel to compete with other Grade 2 bands across the country. We look forward to competing each summer against bands across North America and in Scotland.

Check the band HISTORY page for more background information.

The band is affiliated with the Royal Canadian Legion, Regina Branch No. 001 and performs at Legion ceremonies throughout the year.

The CRPB started a junior band program in 1996, and this is now known as The Conservatory of Performing Arts Pipe Band. If you have a child who would like to learn the pipes or drums, please contact us, or visit the Conservatory Pipe Band to join. The band teaches using the National Piping Centre curriculum, and has been Saskatchewan Pipe Band champion in Grade 4 several times in recent years.  


THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS AND FRIENDS


The Royal
Canadian Legion
Regina Branch
No. 001

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The City of Regina Pipe Band will be travelling to Scotland this summer, and competing and performing several times over a 10-day trip, including The North Berwick Highland Games, The Strathallan Highland Games [Bridge of Allan], The Glasgow International Piping Festival, a concert at Oran Mor in Glasgow, The World Pipe Band Championships, and the Perth Highland Games.

Watch for upcoming announcements of concerts and performances to help us get there, and entertain you at the same time! Want to help us get there? Use the PayPal DONATE button to help.

LEARN TO PLAY!
NEW LEARNERS WELCOME ANYTIME
We have
an excellent learning program at The Conservatory of Performing Arts. The Conservatory band has been Saskatchewan Champion for several years, and many of students have qualified for certificates with the Piping and Drumming Qualifications Board [Scotland]. New students are welcome anytime of the year at Darke Hall, College Avenue Campus of the University of Regina. Come down after 7:00 pm to meet the instructors. We also have classes for adults!
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The CRPB Blog.
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