A Wartime Dance Hall Experience
Join us as we mark 100 years of service, remembrance, and community with an unforgettable evening inspired by the dance halls of Europe during WWII. Hosted by Royal Canadian Legion Branch 001 in Regina, this once-in-a-century event brings to life the spirit of Christmas 1944, when young Saskatchewan men found themselves thousands of miles from home, holding onto memories of prairie winters, family traditions, and the warmth of community.
Event Details
Event Details
- Date: November 27, 2026
- Location: The Hotel Saskatchewan
- City: Regina, Saskatchewan
Themed Attire Encouraged
Guests are invited to embrace the spirit of the evening with
themed attire inspired by the 1940s wartime era,
adding to the immersive experience of the night.
An Evening of Remembrance and Connection
For a few fleeting hours during the war, dance halls offered something rare,
music, light, laughter, and a sense of home.
This event invites you into those moments.
Music played
Lights glowed softly
Strangers became familiar
The weight of the world lifted, if only for a time
This is more than a celebration. It is an opportunity to be part of a
once-in-a-century moment of remembrance, connection, and community.
Table & Ticket Pricing
Tables (10 Guests)
Veteran & Legion Member Table: $1,300
Public Table: $1,500
Tables include reserved seating for ten guests, with additional recognition
available through enhanced sponsorship opportunities.
Individual Tickets
Veterans & Legion Members: $130 per person
General Public: $150 per person
Request Assistance
Please contact a Legion Professional Command Service Officer for information on benefits and resources you may be eligible for, or to request assistance with Veterans Affairs Canada disability claim or appeals process.
- Kimberly Douglas
Email: pso@sasklegion.ca
- Paul Valiquette
Email: mhfa@sasklegion.ca
Professional Command Service Officers are mandated by legislation to provide representation at all levels of the disability claim process under the Pension Act or the Veterans Well-being Act. The privacy and confidentiality of Veterans and their families are of utmost importance to the Legion.
Accepted proof of Identity:
- Provincial driver’s license;
- Provincial Health Care Card (excluding Alberta and Manitoba);
- other provincial identification card;
- other federal identification card;
- Certificate of Indian Status;
- birth certificate;
- marriage certificate;
- employee identification card (federal, provincial or municipal);
- Canadian passport
Photocopied documents must be attached to applications sent by mail. Photocopied documents do not need to be certified. Ensure appropriate service number is on photocopied documents.