Darke Hall in Regina, Saskatchewan, is a historic performance venue that has been the subject of ghostly reports among performers and staff for decades. Built in 1929, the hall was a gift to the city from Francis Nicholson Darke, a wealthy businessman, and it has served as a concert hall, theater, and community gathering space. The building was featured on Creepy Canada, a Canadian paranormal television series, which documented reports of spectral activity. Staff and performers have described hearing footsteps in the empty auditorium, seeing a figure in formal evening wear seated in the balcony during rehearsals, and experiencing lights that flicker in patterns that seem deliberate rather than electrical.
Some performers have described the sensation of being watched from the wings of the stage, and stagehands have reported props being moved from their set positions between rehearsals. The ghost is sometimes attributed to Francis Darke himself, whose generosity created the hall and who may have felt a deep connection to the building. Regina's harsh prairie winters, during which the temperature can drop to -40°C and the wind howls across the flat landscape, add an atmospheric quality to the building's haunted reputation.