Unidentified brass band. Twenty-two members, not in uniform.

Two men with musical instruments and two little girls with batons. Wynyard. July 1961.

(1), (2) Two men playing guitars and a woman playing an accordion are wearing country-western attire. (3)-(20) Close-ups woman and men in country-western attire. (21)-(24) Men and a woman wearing a fur-trimmed parka.

Two girls and a boy in western (cowboy) outfits standing beside a Swift Current Boys' Band banner (one girl Kneeling with a lariat).

01 to 20: Street level views, taken from the south side of 11th Avenue at Scarth Street, of various entries participating in the 1967 Travellers' Day Parade. Entries included floats, a flag corps, horse troops, and the Regina Lions Band. 21 to 22: A Buffalo Days display of Pemmican Pete riding a buffalo, on display on Scarth Street in downtown Regina to celebration and promote the Exhibition. 23 to 24: Outdoor booths and displays on the Exhibition grounds for the Regina Exhibition.

Views of the Traveller's Day Parade, held in downtown Regina on August 5, 1960 as part of Regina Exhibition week. Includes crowd shots, marching bands, and floats from the Saskatchewan Power Corporation (10) and the Saskatchewan Department of Industry and Information (11). See also 60-431-01 to 60-431-08 for related images.

Scenes of travels by the Trans-Canada Highway motorcade (cavalcade) across Saskatchewan on August 23 and 24, 1962 to mark the opening of the Trans-Canada Highway. Stops included the Manitoba-Saskatchewan border, the Saskatchewan Legislative Building at Regina, and Regina City Hall. Also included are views of the Regina Police Boys Band performing at the ceremony outside the Legislative Building.

Three members of an Indian brass band.