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Family Fun Things to Do During Christmas & Winter Holidays in Regina

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Winter Break 2025–2026: Family-Friendly Activities in Regina

Make this winter break unforgettable with a mix of festive lights, outdoor adventures, and indoor fun. Enjoy these family-friendly activities from December 20, 2025, to January 4, 2026.

See Holiday Lights

 
Light up your winter evenings with dazzling displays across Regina. From festive trees to sparkling house tours, experience the magic of the holiday season.

Family-Friendly Events

 
Create unforgettable memories with inclusive and engaging activities perfect for kids and families. These events offer fun ways to celebrate the season together.

  • Echo Valley Skate The Park: Skate between the trees under sparkling lights on this 900-metre ice skating loop. 2025 dates TBA
  • Christmas Bird Count: Count all the birds you see in and around Regina on Saturday, December 27, 2025.
  • Weekly We Make: Weaving: Inspired by the woven works in the exhibition Death Boat and Other Stories: The Kampelmacher Memorial Collection of Indigenous Art, on view at the MacKenzie Art Gallery until 2 May 2027, try your own hand at weaving a small wall hanging or coaster. You’ll learn how much work goes into this medium! Sunday, December 21, 2025 | 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
  • Weekly We Make: 2D to 3D: Inspired by the many transformations in the exhibition Death Boat and Other Stories: The Kampelmacher Memorial Collection of Indigenous Art, on view at the MacKenzie Art Gallery until 2 May 2027, make an artwork that transforms when you fold it into an origami sculpture. Sunday, December 28, 2025 | 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
  • Weekly We Make: Visual Storytelling: Can you tell a story from beginning to end with just one picture? Make a drawing that tells a story without using multiple pictures or panels. This Weekly We Make is inspired by the work of Inuk printmaker Pitseolak Ashoona, which can be viewed in the exhibition Death Boat and Other Stories: The Kampelmacher Memorial Collection of Indigenous Art, on view at the MacKenzie Art Gallery until 2 May 2027. Sunday, January 4, 2026 | 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
  • Avatar: Fire and Ash: The IMAX 3D Experience: James Cameron takes audiences back to Pandora in an immersive new adventure with Marine turned Na’vi leader Jake Sully (Sam Worthington), Na’vi warrior Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña), and the Sully family. December 18, 2025 to January 4, 2026.
  • Faces of 2025: A Year in Review Quiz Show: Name as many notable faces from 2024 on Sunday, December 28, 2025 | 8:00 PM at The Artesian
  • Sleighs Ring with Joy & Peace of the Season: Enjoy a holiday-themed winter display at the Regina Floral Conservatory from November 27, 2025 to January 7, 2026.
  • Christmas at Government House: Visit Government House from mid-November 15 to mid-January to see all the beautiful holiday decorations. Closed Dec 25 and 26.
  • Victorian Christmas Traditions Tours: Hear how Government House is ready for the holiday season and learn how many Christmas traditions originated in the Victorian era. Happening weekends, November 18, 2025 to January 14, 2026

Sports

Regina Pats at Brandt Centre – Evraz Place

  • vs. Saskatoon Blades on Sunday, December 28, 2025 | 2:00 PM
  • vs. Moose Jaw Warriors on Wednesday, December 31, 2025 | 4:00 PM
  • vs. Prince Albert Raiders on Saturday, January 3, 2026 | 6:00 PM

Visit Local Attractions

 

Discover Regina’s rich cultural and historical gems. From museums to scenic parks, immerse yourself in learning, exploration, and unforgettable experiences.

  • Royal Saskatchewan Museum: Explore Saskatchewan’s rich natural and cultural history. Its exhibits include displays of Indigenous heritage, the province’s diverse ecosystems, and captivating dinosaur fossils. Closed on December 25 -26.
    • School’s Out! on December 20 – 24, 27 – 31, 2025 & January 1 – 4, 2026
  • MacKenzie Art Gallery: Admire contemporary and historical art pieces, including Indigenous works and international exhibits. With over 5,000 pieces in its permanent collection, this gallery is a hub of creativity and cultural dialogue. Visitors can also participate in workshops and enjoy a serene café on-site.
  • Art Gallery of Regina: This community-focused gallery showcases the diverse talents of local artists. The Art Gallery of Regina hosts exhibitions, workshops, and talks, fostering a strong connection between art and community.
  • Wascana Centre: This sprawling urban park surrounds Wascana Lake, offering picturesque scenery and ample recreational opportunities. The park has walking trails, picnic spots, and attractions like the Legislative Building and the Conexus Arts Centre.
  • Saskatchewan Science Centre: Engage with hands-on exhibits and educational programs at this interactive learning hub. Its planetarium, IMAX theatre, and science workshops inspire curiosity and discovery.
  • Government House: Built in 1891, the Government House is a historic gem that once served as the residence of the Lieutenant Governor. Now a museum, it offers guided tours of its Victorian-style interiors and lush Edwardian gardens. Interactive exhibits and seasonal events make it a family-friendly attraction that immerses visitors in Saskatchewan’s political and social history.
  • RCMP Heritage Centre: The RCMP Heritage Centre celebrates the history and legacy of Canada’s iconic Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Through interactive exhibits, artifacts, and multimedia displays, visitors learn about the RCMP’s role in shaping Canada. Highlights include the Musical Ride and the “Depot” Division, where new recruits train.
  • Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame: This museum celebrates the province’s athletic achievements and sports legends. Exhibits highlight a variety of sports, including hockey, curling, and track and field. Visitors can explore memorabilia, interactive displays, and a collection of inspiring stories that showcase the resilience and talent of Saskatchewan’s athletes.
  • Legislative Building: A masterpiece of Beaux-Arts architecture, the Saskatchewan Legislative Building sits majestically by Wascana Lake. Guided tours offer insight into its history, design, and role in provincial governance.
  • Stone Hall Castle: This medieval-inspired attraction offers guided tours of its grand interiors and European-style architecture. Visitors can marvel at its stone walls, antique furnishings, and unique artifacts.

Exciting Indoor Entertainment

Escape the cold and enjoy Regina’s thrilling indoor entertainment options. Perfect for families and adventure-seekers, these activities promise hours of fun and excitement.

  • First Tee Indoor Golf Centre: The First Tee Indoor Golf Centre has state-of-the-art simulators for practicing swings year-round. The facility offers lessons, league play, and a comfortable environment to enjoy a virtual golf experience.
  • Regina Climbing Centre: A haven for climbing enthusiasts, the Regina Climbing Centre offers routes for all ages and skill levels. Whether you’re into bouldering or top-rope climbing, this facility provides a safe and fun environment to challenge yourself. Expert staff and climbing courses make it a great place to start or enhance your climbing journey.
  • Escape Club: Enjoy thrilling escape room experiences with diverse themes and challenges here. With varying difficulty levels, it’s an exciting activity for those seeking an adventurous and brain-teasing outing.
  • Planet Lazer: Planet Lazer™ brings the excitement of laser tag to life in a massive, three-level, 16,000-square-foot arena—the largest in North America! Up to 50 players can strategize, hide, and compete for an unforgettable high-tech adventure.
  • Golden Mile Bowling Lanes: Golden Mile Bowling Lanes offers classic 5-pin and 10-pin bowling in addition to glow bowling nights, leagues, and party packages.
  • Divots Indoor Golf: Divots Indoor Golf provides a top-notch experience with advanced simulators, perfect for refining your swing or playing virtual courses.
  • Get Air Trampoline Park: This trampoline park is a hub of high-energy fun for all ages. Get Air Regina features wall-to-wall trampolines, foam pits, and dodgeball courts.
  • Escape Manor: Escape Manor delivers a premium escape room experience with elaborate themes and intricate puzzles. Ideal for team-building or a night out, it challenges participants to think creatively under pressure.
  • District 3 Escape Rooms: District 3 Escape Rooms offers immersive challenges with unique storylines and interactive setups. Participants work in teams to solve mysteries, unlock doors, and beat the clock.
  • Mystery Mansion: Experience a thrilling 60-minute escape adventure at Regina’s Mystery Mansion. Choose from in-person, live-hosted, or digital escape rooms, and solve the mystery to escape. Perfect for fans of suspense and mystery, this venue provides a unique and immersive experience that’s sure to get your adrenaline pumping.
  • Sky Park: Sky Park is an adventure playground featuring zip lines, climbing walls, laser tag, and aerial obstacle courses. Suitable for all ages, it’s a thrilling outdoor experience that challenges physical skills and courage. With its focus on safety and fun, Sky Park is a popular destination for families and adventure seekers.
  • Golden Mile Bowling Lanes: A state-of-the-art 5-pin bowling center with fun for the whole family.
  • Nortown Bowling Lanes: Fun 5-Pin Bowling with Glow in the Dark lanes, automatic scoring, licenced lounge and a snack bar!
  • Glencairn Bolodrome: With both 5-pin and 10-pin bowling, the bolodrome also offers bumper lanes, wheel-chair ramps and Glo-in-the-dark bowling.
  • Bolomara Lanes: 10 lanes of 5-pin bowling located in Regina’s Rosemont neighborhood.
  • Baller’s Rec Room: Enjoy arcade games, batting cages, billiards, karaoke, and more.
  • Victoria Square Arcade: Regina’s premier gaming hub with 140+ games, parties, and futuristic vibes.
  • Activate: A dynamic game room as you jump, climb, problem-solve and laugh, as you and your friends move between challenges.

Christmas & Boxing Day

Celebrate the holidays with family-friendly traditions and festive outings this Christmas and Boxing Day, December 25 and 26.

New Year’s Eve Activities

Ring in the New Year with exciting celebrations for all ages. Choose from family-friendly events, runs, and festive parties to welcome 2026 in style.

Live Music and Theatre

Outdoor Winter Adventures

Embrace the winter wonderland with outdoor adventures. Whether you prefer skiing, snowshoeing, or tobogganing, Regina offers endless opportunities to explore the snowy outdoors.

(Snow-related activities are weather-dependent. Use your good judgment while enjoying these activities.)

  • Ski Trails: Explore Regina’s ski trails maintained by the Regina Ski Club, including the ones at Kinsmen Park and AE Wilson Park. These trails offer a fantastic opportunity to glide through winter landscapes while staying active.
  • Tobogganing Hills: Let the fun begin at Regina’s designated tobogganing hills! Perfect for families and thrill-seekers, these hills provide exciting winter memories. Enjoy the rush of the slopes while staying safe, and make the most of this beloved seasonal activity in your local parks.
  • Outdoor Skating Rinks: Lace up your skates and glide on Regina’s outdoor skating rinks this winter. With a range of locations to choose from, these rinks offer a magical way to enjoy crisp, fresh air while experiencing the joys of skating under the open sky.
  • Winter Fun at Wascana Park: Wascana Park is a hub of winter excitement, offering activities like tobogganing, skating, snowshoeing, and skiing. Stay updated on safety conditions through the park’s website, and make Wascana Park your destination for outdoor fun and relaxation.
  • Birding: Participate in the Christmas Bird Count and discover the bird species thriving in Regina’s winter wonderland. Whether exploring birding areas or counting feathered visitors at your feeder, this activity offers a relaxing and educational way to connect with nature.
  • Nature Regina’s Get Outside Guides: Explore Regina’s green spaces with Nature Regina’s Get Outside Guides. These self-guided resources are perfect companions for discovering local parks and natural wonders, making your outdoor adventures even more enriching and enjoyable.
  • Winter Camping: For a unique winter experience, try camping in Regina’s National or Provincial Parks. Embrace the challenge and beauty of the season while ensuring proper preparation for a safe and memorable adventure. Perfect for those seeking a thrilling seasonal getaway.
  • Geocaching Adventures: Discover Regina’s hidden treasures with geocaching! Using a GPS or mobile app, this family-friendly activity blends outdoor fun with adventure. Find caches across the city and enjoy an engaging way to explore Regina’s parks and landscapes.
  • Family Walks: Reconnect with loved ones on a scenic family walk through Regina’s wintery landscape.
  • Fat Biking: Experience Regina’s winter trails on a fat bike! Rent a bike from Western Cycles and navigate snowy paths for an exhilarating outdoor adventure. Perfect for exploring local parks and enjoying a unique, active experience in the winter months.
  • Winter Activities at Saskatchewan Provincial Parks: Saskatchewan Provincial Parks are your go-to destination for ice-fishing, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and more. Escape to these natural retreats for a variety of seasonal activities, perfect for creating unforgettable winter memories.
  • Disc Golf at Douglas Park: Test your aim and enjoy the outdoors with a game of disc golf at Douglas Park Disc Golf Course. This fun, low-impact activity is great for players of all ages and offers an entertaining way to stay active during the winter season.

 

 

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