Regina 
Events Description
The City of Regina has launched the Winter Programming Initiative to deliver safe and accessible winter activities to support the physical and mental wellbeing of Regina residents.
Walk n’Talk – Join us indoors for a socially distanced walk that won’t leave you sliding.
Outdoor Bootcamp – Bundle up and feel the burn as you work up a sweat in the snow. Available to anyone ages 16 and older.
Snowshoeing – Bring your family and enjoy the outdoors together. Register online to borrow snowshoes for free.
Outdoor Skating Rinks – This year, depending on weather, we are providing more warm-up shack time at our outdoor rinks.
Outdoor Snow Art – Bundle up and take a look around the Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre.
Scavenger Hunt – Bundle up and enjoy a neighbourhood photo scavenger hunt! Take pictures along the way to earn one Free Family Admission to a leisure centre or arena!
Capture the Magic of Winter with PlayYQR – Learn how to capture beautiful winter images on your smartphone or digital SLR camera. Submit up to 5 images to be included in an online collective, and considered for display in a pop-up outdoor lawn sign exhibit.
Iceville – Skate on Regina’s largest ice rink at Mosaic Stadium.
Regina Ski Club Groomed Winter Walking Trails – A walking trail groomer will be purchased to create natural walking trails at Douglas Park and around the Science Centre to provide opportunities for people to get off the paved pathways and connect with nature in the winter months.
Skate Rental – No skates? No problem! Register and select your size and enjoy the ice at some of our outdoor rinks this winter.
Winter Fun in Cathedral – Cathedral Area Community Association will promote physical, emotional and mental wellness while highlighting outdoor areas in the neighbourhood by offering enhanced programming, hosting a “Get Outside in Cathedral Blitz Days”, and highlighting the ski trails offered in the neighbourhood.
New activities will be added regularly. Check back regularly for more #YQRWinterFun.
HOW MUCH
Tickets: Free; Register
How to get tickets?
WHEN & WHERE
Date & Time:
Various times
Ongoing Activities
| Bootcamp |
| Register weekly for FREE Outdoor Bootcamps. Bundle up and feel the burn as you work up a sweat in the snow. Available to anyone ages 16 and older. Kids can play at the nearby playground. |
| Family Outdoor Games |
| Bring your family and enjoy the outdoors together while playing some of your favourite summer games. Register online for your time now. |
| Outdoor Fitness Walk |
| Each week you can register for a FREE beginner/moderate level class combining walking on pathways with various muscle conditioning exercises. Enjoy the warmer weather while trying to reach your fitness goals with instructor Nina Hurlbert |
| Walk n’Talk |
| Join us indoors for a socially distanced walk that won’t leave you sliding. |
March Activities
| Through the Looking Glass – Postponed until further notice |
| A mix of theatrical performances and experiments performed in unoccupied downtown storefronts. The window performances take place in empty store fronts and will run concurrently throughout the afternoon. |
April Activities
| Get Outside with Nature Regina– April 16 at A.E. Wilson Park and April 23 at McKell Wascana Conservation Park |
| Join a Field Biologist and Bird Bander from Last Mountain Bird Observatory as you explore little know green spaces in Regina. Providing educational and recreations activities from native plant and wildlife identification – enjoy this unique look of Regina with optional snowshoes. |
| Indigenous StorytellingOpens in new window – April 25 |
| Come join us as the Buffalo People Arts Institute share traditional Indigenous teachings and knowledge through storytelling. The storytelling session will be held in a traditional teepee set-up outside the Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre. Open for everyone aged 8 and up. |
