Events
MULTIMEDIA EXHIBITS
Moose Jaw Film Festival: A celebration of the creative and professional achievements of the Saskatchewan film, television, and new media community featuring Nicole Mae’s stop-motion film I’m Not Your Daughter—I’m Something Worse in Queens, New York (February 2026).
Fairy Fang Film Festival: A queer, femme, BIPOC+, and neurodivergent screenplay and film festival featuring Nicole Mae’s stop-motion film I’m Not Your Daughter—I’m Something Worse at Low Cinema, New York (October 2025).
“Family+ Group Exhibition of Poetry”: A Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild group exhibit featuring Mae’s poem And Cried, And Cried at The Government House, Saskatchewan (May 2025)
“Every Nook and Cranny”: A local art exhibit featuring Mae’s paintings Gyám, Dirty Picnic, I Got That Dog in Me, and Drowsy at The Junction Creative Studio, Saskatchewan (December 2024)
“EMERGENT: (multi)media screening & showcase” (made possible by its funders Saskatchewan Arts Board, Saskatchewan Filmpool Cooperative, and Canada Council for the Arts) debuting Mae’s poetry film BRUTE at Neutral Ground, Saskatchewan (August 2024)
“Cell-Film Fest”: A Cathedral Village Arts Festival screening featuring Mae’s poetry film What My Chest Says About Me (second place winner) at Artesian, Saskatchewan (May 2024)
“Writers Desk”: A poetry interview featuring Nicole Mae and historical writing artifacts for REM (Regina’s Eco Museum) at Lakeview Fine Foods, Saskatchewan (September 2023)
“The Anti-Valentine’s Day Market” showcasing Mae’s short film Snail Mail at The Penny Studio, Saskatchewan (February 2023)
Clock Out: A short film debut with Bongani Musa at Globe Theatre, Saskatchewan (March 2021)
WRITING WORKSHOPS
“The Modern Publishing Landscape” with FriesenPress (2023): A workshop providing an overview of the modern book publishing landscape with discussions about traditional publishing, DIY, and assisted self-publishing.
“The Great Debate: Self-Publishing Vs. Traditional” with FriesenPress (2023): A workshop outlining the ways in which self-publishing differs from traditional publishing and how to navigate the literary industry successfully.
“Blackout Poetry Workshop: Anti-Valentine’s Edition” with Regina Public Library (2021): A workshop coaching people on how to create blackout poetry and later elevate it.
“Poetry for Everyone” with Lumsden High School (2020): A blackout poetry workshop with discussions on author life and fulfilling dreams of being a writer.
“Indigo Writes” with Indigo, Books and Music (2019): A monthly writing workshop with rotating genres and discussions.
FEATURES
Moose Jaw Film Festival – I’m Not Your Daughter—I’m Something Worse with Nicole Mae by Just 2 Camera Guys (2026)
rob mclennan : 2025 Bronwen Wallace Award shortlist interviews: Nicole Mae by periodicities: a journal of poetry and poetics (2025)
Nine finalists named for 2025 RBC Bronwen Wallace Award for Emerging Writers by Quill & Quire (2025)
Nine emerging Canadian writers shortlisted for $10K RBC Bronwen Wallace Awards by CBC Books (2025)
Local Writers Interview with: Nicole Mae by REM (Regina's Eco Museum) (2023)
Sask. filmmaker's short shares personal journey to queer acceptance from childhood to adulthood by CBC News (2022)
Six easy and affordable self-care tips to start the new year on a positive note by CBC News (2022)
What Queer People Are Actually Wearing for Pride Month was featured by YouTube's Official Channel in their playlist Come Through: Celebrations of Self (2023) and was priorly featured on CBC News (2021)
Five Indie Poets You Need to Know About by BuzzFeed (2020)