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This province has so much to explore that many don’t even know exists. From sand dunes to local markets and excellent trails, there is something for every member of the family.
Here are 50+ things to do this Spring in Saskatchewan to get you raring to go Saskaploring in Summer.
- Are you counting down the days until the moment you can pull the camper to your favourite campground? Saskatchewan Park reservations open on April 13th. Camping season begins in May.
- Spring also means the beginning of family fun. The Grotto Gardens south of Maple Creek is full of everything you would expect on a farm – adorable farm animals, a farm train, and tasty food. Grotto Gardens will be open in May and June.
- Go on guided tours to see native birds like sharp-tailed grouses, ravens, redpolls, and snow buntings.
- Saskatchewan’s premier indoor powwow takes place on April 18 and 19 at Brandt Centre in Regina.
- Get ready for an electrifying weekend at the 54th Annual Kinsmen Indoor Rodeo, April 24 – 26, 2026, at the North Battleford Civic Centre. Cheer on top-notch bull riders, barrel racers, and team ropers as they vie for glory in thrilling competition!
- Enjoy a family-friendly Easter celebration at Champetre County on April 4, 2026. Have a delicious pancake breakfast with all your favourites, then take part in an outdoor Easter Egg Hunt with trails for all ages. Meet and feed the animals, explore the maze, and warm up by the campfire.
- Based on the beloved Disney animated film, Disney’s Frozen – The Broadway Musical promises to be a sweeping and unforgettable live theatrical experience. With richly detailed sets, imaginative costumes, and immersive staging, it tells a story of kings and queens, brave sisters, and magical creatures. At the center are Elsa and Anna, two sisters bound by love and torn apart by secrets, journeying through a kingdom where summer has suddenly turned to winter as they search for truth, healing, and each other. On until March 22, 2026.
View this post on Instagram - GlassArt is the premier glass exhibition in the province showcasing the glasswork of our guild member artists. These works are produced from various processes and techniques to craft individual pieces that, in many cases, are unique, inventive, and technically challenging for the participating artists working at all levels. April 17 to 19, 2026 @ The Galleria.
- With over two decades on the road and fifteen albums to his credit, Nova Scotia’s Dave Gunning has earned a reputation as one of Canada’s most engaging and respected folk singer-songwriters. A multiple East Coast Music Award and Canadian Folk Music Award winner, Dave is celebrated for his warm stage presence, razor-sharp wit, and songs that honour everyday heroes while tackling hard truths. Hear Dave Gunning on April 9 at The Bassment.
- Visit Lebret’s Hilltop Memorial Chapel in Qu’Appelle Valley. In addition to experiencing a spiritual activity (stations of the cross), you can get a good workout and enjoy sweeping views of the town and the Lake.
- Saskatchewan is like one, large open field waiting for you to explore. This Spring, as the snow continues to melt, hit up one of the many trails around the province. You can walk, run, bike, go on an ATV, or explore on horseback.
- Join us for the Cathedral Village Arts Festival, a vibrant celebration of arts, life, and community spirit. Enjoy a week filled with exciting arts events, starting with a lively parade and picnic and ending with the popular 13th Avenue Street Fair. May 18 – 23.
- Kate Ryan, the world-renowned Canadian circus artist, discovered her true home under the big top. Specializing in Hula Hoop, Face Balancing, and Physical Comedy, Kate has inspired audiences in 26 countries across 6 continents!
Kate invites the audience on an exhilarating journey of laughter. Jumping through hoops, juggling, and magic, Kate showcases her versatility as a comedian, acrobat, and performer at Moose Jaw Centre for Arts & Culture on April 16, 2026, at 7:30 PM. - Ndidi O is an award-winning contemporary roots and blues singer-songwriter. For nearly two decades she has carved out an adventurous career deftly moving between soul, blues, contemporary roots, folk, and Americana. April 15 at The Bassment.
- Get your tickets to Too Many Detectives at the Murder Mansion, playing April 30 – May 3, presented by Humboldt and Area Theatre Club.
- May isn’t just the beginning of camping season; it’s also when Big Muddy/Outlaw Cave Tours begin. Explore Saskatchewan’s badlands for a full day. There are multiple tours to take, depending on what you’re interested in.
- In May, Big Buffalo Beach opens up to the public. There are 10 kilometres of beautiful white sand surrounding Peter Pong Lake, providing a perfect path for walking. Additionally, the area is well known for its excellent berry-picking spots.
- Two pianos. Two maestros. One unforgettable experience! Get ready to witness the ultimate musical showdown as our talented pianists go head-to-head, taking requests and competing to bring you the best tunes from every genre imaginable. Come eat, sing and dance and have a great time! Get your tickets for Dueling Pianos on Saturday, April 11, 2026, at Conexus Arts Centre.
View this post on Instagram - Shop at SK’s largest outdoor market for all things handmade and upcycled. May 9, 2026.
- Held on Mother’s Day weekend, the 12th annual Royal Road Race features 5k and 10k races, a 5k walk, 5k wheelchair, and a 1k Mini-Mountie for children. May 9, 2026.
- Written by Joan Stumborg and Debbie Burgher and directed by Debbie Burgher, this authentic production blends sharp wit, hometown heart, and the incredible talent of our local community to bring theatre vividly to life. Notoriously Moose Jaw unfolds across 14 dynamic scenes of pivotal moments from the city’s past, which are beautifully woven together with music, all told through an imaginative lens that gives the show its genuine charm. Notoriously Moose Jaw plays from April 23 to 26, 2026, at Moose Jaw Centre for Arts & Culture.
- The Reesor 50 is an unforgettable adventure through the rugged beauty of the Cypress Hills. The journey takes you across rolling meadows, winding trails, and beneath the towering conglomerate cliffs that stand as silent guardians of the land. May 15-17, 2026
- Want to explore some of the best canoeing in the world? That will be on the Churchill River. Go on a Churchill River and Wilderness Canoeing trip this Spring for an experience like no other.
Have you ever tried to view the starry sky, only to have difficulties seeing due to light pollution? Well, this Spring, head to the Grasslands National Park Dark Sky Preserve to get a view of 527 sq km of the undisturbed night sky.
From the Trans Canada Trail, you can access the ‘Hidden’ Conglomerate Cliffs in Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. You can’t access them during wet conditions, so ensure that when you go this Spring that, the ground is dry. - See some of the best Canadian short films at the longest-running film festival in North America. Yorkton Film Festival runs May 20 -24, 2026
- Bazaart is Saskatchewan’s largest outdoor art and craft show & sale, showcasing handmade creations by Canadian artists and artisans who excel in their chosen medium. June 20, 2026
- Enjoy classic meals, gorgeous sunsets, breathtaking scenery, and fun activities at the Berry Barn as they open for the spring season.
- As the sun continues to shine in Spring, it warms up not just the land but the water, too. Plan a trip through Chief Whitecap Waterway, where you can canoe, kayak, or paddleboard the South Saskatchewan River.
- From Spring into the Summer months, the Ancient Echoes Interpretive Centre is open for more days. That means you and the family have more chances to see artifacts and videos about Indigenous history. It’s a centre worth adding to your tour list.
- THE predominant Canadian Rock ‘n’ Roll band of the 1970s – The Stampeders – is bringing along all their classic hits: Wild Eyes, Carry Me, Oh My Lady, Devil You, Ramona, Minstrel Gypsy, Hit the Road Jack and, of course, the quintessential Canadian – and Hall of Fame – song, Sweet City Woman! The Stampeders…One More Time will be on stage June 2, 2026, at Moose Jaw Centre for Arts and Culture.
- If you’re interested in nature and paleontology, you’ll want to sign up for an Avonlea Badlands and Dirt Hills Archaeo Tour through the Avonlea Heritage Museum. Opening up in May, you go on guided hikes that are 3 km long or a driving tour of 60 km through the archaeological sites.
- Experience the magic of cinema with Cineview, presented by the Saskatchewan Festival of Words. Delight in films curated from the Toronto International Film Festival, showcasing independent and foreign gems. Join monthly at the Mae Wilson Theatre in Moose Jaw for an unforgettable cinematic journey. March 18, April 15, 29, 2026.
- Get ready for the ultimate tasting experience at Prairie Mobile Taste of Spring; This much-anticipated annual event is back and better than ever, offering a vibrant showcase of the newest and most exciting spirits, ready-to-drink cocktails and beer of the year. From bold craft creations to refined classics, there’s something to tantalize every palate. April 17 – 18, 2026
- Enjoy an evening full of excitement and Ukrainian entertainment. Vesna Festival on May 9, 2026.
- Another Spring destination to explore is the Effie Mattson Nature Walk and Archaeological Centre. You’ll get to see different species in the area, along with many different plants. The archaeological site is excellent for all those who love paleontology.
- Opening in the middle of May is the Narrow Hills Scenic Drive. It is a 19 km drive through the highest ridges of the Narrow Hills. You’ll get to see and experience a landscape that is 10,000 years old.
- The Motherwell Homestead National Historic Site opens on the May Long weekend for the family to enjoy. It is full of farm animals, and it provides the family with a chance to experience what prairie life was like in the 1900s.
- The Nutrien Playland at Kinsmen Park in Saskatoon has rides that are fun for all ages, along with a replica modern-day freight train that takes you throughout the park.
- Springtime is asparagus time and the beginning of the asparagus season in Germany, also known as Spargelfest or Spargelzeit. Come and discover for yourself and taste the “royal vegetable” from Germany at the Regina German Club.
- Take part in the spring celebration of great food, beer, wine and spirits from around the world at the Kinsmen Top of the Hops Grapes and Grains Festival in Saskatoon. April 24 – 25, 2026
- Written by Joan Stumborg and Debbie Burgher and directed by Debbie Burgher, this authentic production blends sharp wit, hometown heart, and the incredible talent of our local community to bring theatre vividly to life. Notoriously Moose Jaw unfolds across 14 dynamic scenes of pivotal moments from the city’s past which are beautifully woven together with music, all told through an imaginative lens that gives the show its genuine charm. Notoriously Moose Jaw plays from April 23 to 26, 2026, at Moose Jaw Centre for Arts & Culture.
- Quickly becoming known as Saskatchewan’s fastest growing artist, Jesse Lamont presents his most auspicious show yet – One Night in Vegas: A Tribute to Elvis. Surrounded by a prestigious 17-piece orchestra, Jesse’s powerful voice and commanding stage presence are primed to recapture the magic, energy, and spectacle of Elvis Presley’s iconic years in Vegas on Sunday, June 7, 2026, at Conexus Arts Centre in Regina.
View this post on Instagram - If the name isn’t enough to entice you to go check out this place, how about the fact that it used to be called Wedding Cake Hill? Chocolate Peak has white mud clay at the base of the hill. In 1930, a miner burned the coal on the hill, thinking it would make it easier to mine the clay. The coal burned for so long that it turned the hill into a chocolate colour.
- Only open for a few months starting in May, the Willow Island at the Wascana Centre in Regina is a beautiful, picturesque site. A pontoon boat transports people to and from the island.
- Open from May until Labour Day weekend is the Methye Portage Historic Trail. This is Northern Saskatchewan’s longest and most historic portage trail. It links the Churchill and Arctic watersheds. There is 20.5 km of trail to explore.
- Spring is the time to go antique hunting and there are plenty of fun shops and markets in the province with hidden treasures!
- Challenge yourself or your friends to participate in the Saskatchewan Marathon on May 31, 2026.
- Saskatchewan’s Premier Scottish attraction, the Saskatchewan Highland Gathering & Celtic Festival, is hosted yearly in Regina on May Long weekend. Celebrate Scottish culture with music, competitions, entertainment, and vendors. May 15 – 16, 2026
- Enjoy children’s theatre, music, dance, puppetry, and more from around the world. With lots of hands-on arts and creative learning activities, the festival is fun for the whole family. Nutrien Children’s Festival
- Near the end of Spring, the Kinsmen Water Park in Prince Albert opens up for the warm months. It’s an excellent way to finish off an adventurous Spring before getting ready for a hot summer.
- The Moose Jaw Band & Choral Festival will be held May 11 – 14 at various venues in the heart of historic downtown Moose Jaw.
- Don’t miss the Energy City Ex from June 12-14, 2026
- Fun for the whole family, Outlook’s annual Prairie Festival features entertainment, heritage demonstrations, a kids’ zone, a food truck and much more. May 29 – 31, 2026
- The 32nd annual Kindersley Rodeo is scheduled for May 28 – 30, 2026.
- A unique cultural gateway to worlds beyond where fans revel in pop culture and geeky splendour. POP CON YXE is not just a new name; it’s a new era. May 2 & 3, 2026
- Set on the edge of Saskatoon, Outskirts Music Festival blends wide-open skies with boundary-pushing sound. This genre-defying live experience brings together some of the biggest artists in the world and local talent in an asphalt-to-anthem setting…loud and legendary! Friday, June 26, 2026
Outskirts Music Festival
- Join us on Saturday, June 13th, for a fun-filled day on Broadway Avenue. Enjoy activities for the whole family, including art installations, face painting, bouncers, balloon twisting, character visits and more!
- THE predominant Canadian Rock ‘n’ Roll band of the 1970s – The Stampeders – are bringing along all their classic hits: Wild Eyes, Carry Me, Oh My Lady, Devil You, Ramona, Minstrel Gypsy, Hit the Road Jack and, of course, the quintessential Canadian – and Hall of Fame – song, Sweet City Woman! Get your tickets for June 02, 2026 | 7:30 PM at Moose Jaw Centre for Arts & Culture.
- Head to Martensville from June 5 to 7 to attend the 40th anniversary of Buster Days. Activities include FireFit Championships, Puppy Pose & Stretch, a Slo-pitch Tournament, Beer Gardens, Inflatables, Fireworks, Parade, Pancake Breakfast, Horse and Wagon Rides, and so much more!
- Art in the Garden Festival is a cultural celebration of Saskatchewan musicians, artists, and talent in a beautiful garden environment! This festival brings the artistic and creative community together for a fun-filled day for all ages! June 13, 2026.
- Before it wraps up in June, visit the Regina Floral Conservatory. Explore the lush tropical environment and learn about plants that you’ve likely never heard of before.
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