No matter which time of year you visit Regina, Saskatchewan’s vibrant capital city features an array of fun events celebrating the region’s culture, heritage, and community. From seasonal and holiday festivals to cultural, artistic, and sporting events, Regina brings locals and visitors together with a colourful range of happenings for all ages and interests.
Queen City Ex is an annual summer fair held in Regina. It features carnival rides, live entertainment, food vendors, and exhibitions. This event is a favorite among families and young people, and it attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year.
The Saskatchewan Highland Gathering & Celtic Festival is a celebration of Scottish and Celtic culture, featuring traditional music, dance, and games. Held in Victoria Park, the event also includes a market, food vendors, and a beer garden.
The Regina Folk Festival is a popular music festival that brings together musicians from around the world for a weekend of live performances. Held in Victoria Park, the festival also includes workshops, food vendors, and a children's area.
Hosted by the Regina Multicultural Council (RMC), Mosaic: A Festival of Cultures is an annual event that celebrates the cultural diversity of Regina. The festival features food, music, dance, and art from different cultures around the world. It is held in downtown Regina and attracts thousands of visitors each year.
The Canadian Pacific (CP) Holiday Train is an annual event that brings holiday cheer to communities across Canada and the United States. The train is decorated with thousands of lights and features live music performances. It makes a stop in Regina each year, attracting crowds of people who come to see the festive train and enjoy the music.
The Regina Dragon Boat Festival is a popular summer event that features dragon boat races on Wascana Lake. The festival also includes food vendors, live entertainment, and a beer garden.
The Western Canada Farm Progress Show is Canada's largest agricultural trade show, featuring the latest equipment and technology in farming and agriculture. It is held in Regina each year and attracts farmers, industry professionals, and visitors from across the country.
One might be tempted to think of The Deep Dark Woods as a band steeped in capital-T tradition, and that may be true, but now nearly two decades into their life as one of Canada’s finest folk-roots ensembles, that tradition is one of their own invention
The Wild Kratts Live! stage show that had kids across North America buzzing is back with an ALL-NEW show!
Prairie Artists Guild’s Harvest of Art Show & Sale is a showcase of original artworks created by talented local artists.
Regina’s most historic haunt is back by popular demand!
In this 1985 sci-fi classic, small-town California teen, Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox), is thrown back into the ’50s when an experiment by his eccentric scientist friend, Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd), goes awry.
The Kalium Observatory at the Saskatchewan Science Centre offers FREE public observing throughout the year.
From April through December, the Government House Historical Society (GHHS) hosts one Victorian Tea Weekend each month.
Regina Cemetery Tours are up & running for another season!
Charles Dickins’ A Christmas Carol is a holiday ghost story you won’t soon forget!
Spouses and creative partners Theo Pelmus & Kristin Snowbird immerse viewers in wondrous explorations of intimacy, land, spirituality, and resilience through their performance and digital artworks.
Elevate your gift-giving this holiday season!
In partnership with the Canadian Professional Rodeo Association, this rodeo circuit features 10 top contestants in each of the eight major rodeo events.
Candlelight Concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Regina.
Candlelight Concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Regina.
Candlelight Concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Regina.
The Kalium Observatory at the Saskatchewan Science Centre offers Free Public Observing throughout the year.
Join a friendly, like-minded community of whisky enthusiasts and industry experts at our International Whisky & Fine Spirits Night.
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