Sage Funeral Home

10/12/2026

09/30/2026

Today, we pause to honour the children who never returned home, the Survivors of residential schools, and the families and communities who continue to carry the impact.

Every Child Matters.

09/26/2026

Death Café is coming back to Sage. 💚

Beginning Thursday, October 1, we’re opening our doors again on the first Thursday of every month for an evening of conversation, connection and reflection.

So… what exactly is a Death Café?
It’s simply a place to sit together over coffee and talk openly about something we all experience, but don’t always know how to talk about-death, dying, grief, life, and everything in between.
There’s no presentation. No agenda. No pressure to speak. And you certainly don’t need to have experienced a recent death to come.
You can listen. You can ask questions. You can share your thoughts or experiences. You can even come on your own-you won’t be the only one.
We believe that talking about death doesn’t have to be frightening or uncomfortable. Sometimes these conversations can actually help us think more deeply about how we want to live.
☕ Coffee and conversation
📅 Thursday, October 1 | 6:30–8:00 PM
📍 Sage Gathering Lounge | 329 Dewdney Avenue
There is no cost to attend and everyone is welcome.
Come as you are. Pull up a chair. We’d love to have you. 🌿

Register by texting 306-850-5323 or emailing [email protected]

09/24/2026

Just 3 days to go!✨
We're looking forward to welcoming everyone to Sage this Sunday for a special afternoon with Tracy Carpenteri.
There are still tickets available if youve been thinking about joining us. Gather a friend and come enjoy an afternoon of connection, curiosity and community.💚
Sunday, September 27th at 3pm
🌿Sage Funeral Home.
🎟 Tickets are still available-call or email and reserve yours!

Sage is pleased to provide the space for this even, with proceeds supporting a non-profit organization.

We hope to see you Sunday!!

09/15/2026

🇨🇦 A Canadian story behind some beautiful craftsmanship.

We’re pleased to carry urns created in British Columbia by father and son, Randy and Reece Koufalis.

Randy founded RK Productions in 1994 and created the Everafter Collection™, featuring unique natural stone urns and keepsakes that are individually hand-finished by local artisans.

His son Reece discovered his own love of woodworking at a young age and founded Eceer Company in 2014, creating beautifully handcrafted wood pieces.

What we love about their work is not only that it is Canadian made, but the thought and craftsmanship behind every piece. These aren't simply containers; they are created to be a meaningful and lasting place for someone deeply loved.

We have a selection of their pieces here at Sage, and you’re always welcome to stop in, see them in person, and take your time. 💚

Sage Funeral Home
329 Dewdney Avenue, Regina

09/13/2026

Bake sale on at 329 Dewdney Avenue!!
2pm-4pm today.
Stop in for a treat, and helping a great cause!!

09/08/2026

🍪 BAKING + A POP-UP SHOP + A REALLY GOOD CAUSE! ❤️

We have something special happening at Sage this Sunday!

The Cuernavaca Mexico Project is setting up at Sage Funeral Home for an afternoon fundraiser, and we would love to see our community come out and support them.

🧁 Pick up some delicious homemade baking
🛍️ Browse their little pop-up shop: you may find homemade jams & jellies, Mexican vanilla, T-shirts, crafts and other treasures
❤️ And know that your purchases are helping support the work of the Cuernavaca Mexico Project.

For more than 35 years, this project has worked alongside communities in Mexico on projects focused on education and long-term self-sustainability; including agriculture, carpentry, community kitchens, water projects and more. Currently they are working hard on building a school.

Stop in on Sunday!!

08/19/2026

Sometimes the most meaningful tributes are the one created by hand. This beautiful urn was made by a son for his dad.
He had never made an urn before. He had never used a plane, or many of the tools he would need to create it. But using his dad's own tools, he set out to make something especially for him.

And HE DID.

Every cut, every detail and every hour spent working on it became part of his final gift to his dad.

There is something incredibly moving about a son learning to use his father's tools to create the place that would ultimately hold his father close.

It is beautifully made, but what makes it extraordinary cannot really be seen in a photograph.

It was made with love.

We are grateful to the family for allowing us to share this very special tribute.

06/02/2026

Many people have heard the term “End of Life Doula” but aren’t quite sure what it means.

Join In Loving Memory End of Life Doula & Nursing Services tonight for a warm and informative conversation about the compassionate support doulas provide to individuals and families before, during, and after death.

Everyone is welcome. 🤍

Tonight at 6:30 PM
Sage Funeral Home
329 Dewdney Avenue, Regina