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1. Visiting Regina on a Low Budget
2. Free Family Activities in Regina
1. Visiting Regina on a Low Budget – Cheaper Ways to Explore
Free Admissions & Pay What You Can Admissions – 2016
1. Royal Saskatchewan Museum : Free admission. Suggested donation of $3 – $15.
2.Regina Floral Conservatory : Admission is free except on Family Days and Teas.
3.Government House : Free admission. Suggested donation of $3 – $15.
4. MacKenzie Art Gallery offers free admission daily.
5. Art Gallery of Regina offers free admission.
6. Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly is free to visit.
7. Explore Saskatchewan Military Museum for free.
Cinephile Film Pass
Enjoy reduced rates for screenings at the Regina Public Library with Cinephile Film Pass.
Deals websites
Check Groupon , Living Social and RedFlagDeals for ticket discounts and other deals.
Attraction Deals
- Key Quest Escape Room provides a 2-4-1 pass to Laser Quest if you accomplish your escape room mission in under 45 minutes.
- Buy combo tickets to Saskatchewan Science Centre and Kramer IMAX Theatre and save $2.
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Tee off from First Tee from 10 AM – 6 PM on weekdays or on Sundays from 2PM – 10PM and take advantage of lower rates.
- Rise high with Sundance Balloons on weekday mornings and save $45.
2. Free Family Activities in Regina
Doors Open
During September, Regina holds Doors Open Regina: Enjoy visiting Regina attractions free of charge. Plan a day trip across Regina and see some of the best attractions free over the weekends. Website.
Wascana Centre
From watching waterfowl including geese, ducks, pelicans and swans to exploring murals, sculptures and public art, Wascana Centre offers a plethora of free outdoor activities.
Regina’s Gardens
Regina is home to great gardens. Experience the beauty of nature and enjoy outdoors while exploring Regina’s outdoor gardens: Victoria Park, A.E. Wilson Park, Kiwanis Waterfall Park, Kinsmen Park South
Walking Tours
Self-guided walking tours are a great way to explore Regina at your own pace. City of Regina has designed several tours to make its residents understand and appreciate the City’s history and heritage. Choose from a tour of the City’s art and culture, heritage, or past Regina residents. Details.
Free Festivals and Events
There is always something FREE & FUN to do for the whole family on the weekends: see the below articles for more details.
Spray Parks, Splash pads, Outdoor Pools
Enjoy watching your kids having fun at splash pads and outdoor pools.
Spray pads: Free; Spray Pad hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Dewdney and Maple Leaf Pools: Free during all operating hours. Wascana, Massey, and Regent Pools: Free 7 – 8 p.m.
Multi-use Pathways
Test your rollerblading skills or learn new ones and try out the multi-use pathways across Regina.
Tobogganing and Ice Skating
Go for a thrilling ride down the hill, the enjoy the joyful screams of your little ones. Toboggan Hills .
Public Skating is Free at Al Ritchie arena.
City of Regina Free Drop-in Programs
The City of Regina offers plenty of free drop-in programs from arts and music to sports. Some programs may have a small fee.
Free activities in the local library
Regina Public library offers plenty of free activities to choose from for all ages. Details and link for registration.
Check your local library for fun activities!
More to do
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What’s On This Weekend in Regina
Festivals in Regina
Indoor Attractions in Regina
Explore in and around Regina
Upcoming Regina Events