Volunteer Engagement Workshop
2019-03-09 09:00 - 16:00 (America/Chicago) | Bella Vista Inn, 1815 - 8th Ave, Humboldt, SK, S0K 2A0, Canada
This is a training and information sharing opportunity for those who work as a volunteer in the sport, culture and recreation sector.
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Contact
Bonnie Wohlberg
Prairie Central District for Sport, Culture and Recreation
306-726-2087 ext 2
bonnie.pcdscr@sasktel.net

Multiple Species Management Workshop & Conservation Appreciation Supper
2019-03-12 13:30 - 17:30 | Consul Senior Centre, Consul, SK, Canada
Join us to discuss:

Tools to manage habitat for multiple species
Conflicting best management practices
Recommendations for different species at risk

Discussions will be followed by a hands-on ranch planning exercise.
Presenters include:

MULTISAR (Alberta Conservation Association)
South of the Divide Conservation Action Program
Grasslands National Park
Saskatchewan Burrowing Owl Interpretive Centre
Nature Conservancy of Canada

Tuesday March 12th, at the Consul Senior Centre in Consul, SK.
FREE Workshop from 1:30 to 5:30 PM, FREE Supper at 6:00 PM
Nature Saskatchewan’s Conservation Appreciation Supper catered by Manley Bakery!
Everyone is Welcome to Attend!
Please Register: outreach@naturesask.ca or 306-780-9832
More Information: pcap@sasktel.net or 306-352-0472

Community Recreation Gathering
2019-03-12 16:30 - 20:30 | Mossbank 50+ Club, 301 Main Street, Mossbank, SK, S0H 3G0, Canada
Community Recreation – What Does That Mean? Increase your knowledge, learn more about planning for the future, talk to other volunteers and staff whose portfolios include recreation. For recreation staff, volunteers, and council members. (Alternate date in case of poor weather is March 19)
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Contact
Anne or Elizabeth
South West District for Culture, Recreation and Sport Inc.
306-662-3242
anne@gosouthwest.ca

Regina In 1912: The Mawson Plan And Its Cultural Context
2019-03-14 19:00 | The Artesian, 2627 13th Avenue, Regina, Sas, S4T 1N2, Canada
Wascana Park, long regarded as the “jewel” of Regina, evolved from humble beginnings to become one of the largest urban parks in North America.
Frequently credited as an inspiration for the park, Thomas Mawson’s plan for Regina included picturesque urban “vistas” and a system of radial roads leading to a vibrant downtown at the city’s “heart”. By 1912, cultural forces such as the rise of the automobile and radical innovations in arts, literature and fashion would begin to deconstruct the centralist paradigms of the past and alter what had become the typical North American city.

This interactive event will explore the influences which shaped Mawson’s practice and bring to life the diverse sights and sounds of Regina in 1912 through images, discussion and popular sing-along tunes of the era.
Alex MacDonald is an Associate Professor of English
at Campion College, University of Regina. He teaches 19th and 20th century literature, and a Humanities course in utopian literature and thought. His research interests also include popular songs in relation to literature. He has written and presented two one-person plays in the Regina International Fringe Theatre Festival.

Communities in Bloom Workshop
2019-03-16 09:30 - 15:30 | The Legends Centre – Multipurpose Rooms, 701 Centennial Boulevard, Warman, SK, Canada
Workshop Overview
About the Program
-What is Communities in Bloom? A look at Tidiness, Heritage Conservation, Landscaped Area, Environmental Action, Urban Forestry and -Floral Displays.
-Benefits of Participating.
-What’s new for 2019 and Getting Started!
Community Networking Opportunity
-Are there park/ground issues in your community?
-What are the solutions and how can we work together to solve our problems?
-Community project ideas and how to implement them.
Meet the Communities in Bloom Judges
-Learn the benefits from the Judges’ perspective.
-Understand the Evaluation Grid and how the judging process is positive and beneficial.
Using Social Media for your local Communities in Bloom Program
-Learn from a panel of Communities in Bloom participants that use social media to support their programming.
-Helpful Hints and Social Media Strategy from Christian Bates-Hardy, SPRA Communications Consultant, that will assist you in using social media in your community.
To Register
Complete the Registration Form (PDF)
Registration Deadline: March 6, 2019
Return this form via email to aexelby@spra.sk.ca, fax to (306) 780–9257 or mail to:
Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association
Attn: Andrew Exelby, SPRA Consultant – Parks and Open Spaces
#100 – 1445 Park Street
Regina, SK
S4N 4C5
Payment must be received in order to process registrations. No refunds after March 6, 2019.

Prairie's Got the Goods Week 2019
2019-03-17 - 2019-03-23 | SK
Prairie’s Got the Goods Week 2019
Native Prairie –it’s more than just grass! Learn about the goods and services provided for us by our grasslands!
Join us for daily webinar presenations! Watch from your own home or office! This event is FREE and everyone is welcome to particpate!
March 17-23, 2019
Our presentation schedule is still in the works! Stay tuned for more information.
Updated Prairie’s Got the Goods Week Schedule

Monday March 18
Tuesday March 19
Wednesday March 20
Thursday March 21
Friday March 22

12:00pm MST
Topic: The Prairie Commons Project
By: Katie Doke Sawatzky, Prairie Commons
Register Free
More Information about Katie’s talk

ALUS in the Little Saskatchewan River
Conservation District
By: Colleen Cuvalier, ALUS Canada – Manitoba
Register Free
More Information about Colleen’s Talk
Topic: Prairie Wetlands
Pascal Badiou, Ducks Unlmited Canada
Register Free
Topic: Does Livestock Grazing Regulate Soil Carbon in Northern Temperate Grasslands?
Dr. Edward Bork, University of Alberta
Register Free

3:00pm MST
Presentation: Beef and Biodiversity: How CRSB is driving advancement in beef sustainability
By: Monica Hadarits, Canadian Roundable for Sustainable Beef
Register Free
More Information
Presentation: Native grassland and its importance to grassland songbirds
Sarah Ludlow, Nature Conservancy of Canada
Register Free
More Information

Presentation: Wetlands, Flood Control and Ecosystem Services in the Smith Creek Drainage Basin: A Case Study in Saskatchewan
By: Presenter: John Pattison-Williams, Department of Resource Economics and Environmental Sociology, University of Alberta
Register Free
More Information about John’s presentation
Topic: The influence of grazing management on plant community diversity and production across Western Canada
By: Jessica Grenke, PhD Student at the University of Alberta
Register Free
More Information about Jessica’s presentation

Don’t miss a webinar presentation by Ruaraidh Petre, Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef on Tuesday April 2nd, 2019 at 10:00am MST.
Register Free

2019 Human Rights in the Workplace Best Practices Conference
2019-03-21 08:30 - 17:00 | University of Regina, 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
What can be done to prevent sexual harassment in your workplace?
How do you create a diverse, inclusive company?
What can your organization do to accommodate people with physical disabilities?
Find out the answer to these and many more questions on March 21, 2019, when the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission and the University of Regina host the 2019 Human Rights in the Workplace Best Practices Conference.
This one-day event will be divided into sessions consisting of presentations, panels, interviews, participant discussions, and more!
Sessions include:

Accommodating Disability in the Workplace
Women in Non-traditional Roles
Mental Health and Addictions in the Workplace
Recruiting and Retaining Diversity
Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
Implementing the TRC’s Calls to Action in the Workplace

This conference is designed to explore human rights solutions to real-world challenges facing businesses today. It offers an intensive, insightful experience and unique networking opportunities for attendees and presenters alike.
Who should attend?
Whether you’re long-established in the business world or just starting out, this conference will address your business’ human rights duties and questions.
Human rights matter to business because shareholders, investors, governments and the public expect companies to respect human rights. Companies are increasingly held accountable on human rights performance in their daily operations and business relationships. Businesses associated with actions that run contrary to The Saskatchewan Human Rights Code often experience financial, legal, reputational and stakeholder relations risks.
Make sure that doesn’t happen to your workplace. Register for the 2019 Human Rights in the Workplace Best Practices Conference.
Location and time
The conference will be held at the University of Regina, College West 215, on March 21, 2019. Start time is 8:30 am.
Registration information
There are only 60 spots available, so don’t hesitate! Register today.
To register, please RSVP adam.hawboldt@gov.sk.ca or call (306)933-5022.
In lieu of the traditional attendance fee, the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission and the University of Regina ask you to make a $50 donation to a CBO of your choice – one that is making a difference in your community. Can’t think of one? Here are some suggestions:
• Friendship Inn (http://friendshipinn.ca/) – The community centre known as the Saskatoon Friendship Inn began when a small group of concerned residents provided six transient men with a bowl of soup on March 4, 1969. It has since evolved into the largest free meal service provider in Saskatoon, with a range of programs and services to meet the growing needs of individuals and families experiencing poverty.
• Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre (http://www.saskatoonfoodbank.org) – The Saskatoon Food Bank & Learning Centre is committed to ensuring a food secure community where all people have access to safe, affordable, and nutritious food. We offer a number of
programs aimed to help address the underlying roots of poverty.
• Regina Food Bank (https://reginafoodbank.ca/) – The Regina Food Bank serves those most vulnerable in our community by providing programs and service directly and through partnerships in the areas of food provision, essential skills development and connections to the community supports and opportunities.
• Canadian Mental Health Association (https://sk.cmha.ca/) – The CMHA is a volunteer-based organization which supports and promotes the rights of persons with mental illness to maximize their full potential; and promotes and enhances the mental health and well-being of all
members of the community.
• Sexual Assault Services of Saskatchewan (http://sassk.ca/) – SASS is a provincial membership organization that supports agencies who offer services to survivors of sexual assault and abuse.
• Inclusion Saskatchewan – Formerly known as the Saskatchewan Association for Community Living, Inclusion SK supports individuals with intellectual disabilities all over Saskatchewan. Their mission is to ensure that citizens of Saskatchewan who have intellectual disabilities are valued, supported and included members of society and have opportunities and choices in all aspects of life.
• CNIB (http://www.cnib.ca/en?region=sk) – CNIB is a registered charity, passionately providing community-based support, knowledge and a national voice to ensure Canadians who are blind or partially sighted have the confidence, skills and opportunities to fully participate in life.)
• Northern Saskatchewan Independent Living Centre (https://www.nsilc.ca/) – The Northern Saskatchewan Independent Living Centre (SSILC) is a consumer controlled, community based, cross disability agency that promotes the full citizenship of people with disabilities in
communities in Northern Saskatchewan.
• Southern Saskatchewan Independent Living Centre – (https://www.ssilc.ca/) – The South Saskatchewan Independent Living Centre (SSILC) is a consumer controlled, community based, cross disability agency that promotes the full citizenship of people with disabilities in
communities in Southern Saskatchewan.
• Sask Abilities (https://www.saskabilities.ca/) – SaskAbilities is a registered, non-profit charity that is dedicated to providing programs and services to people experiencing disability in Saskatchewan.
• Saskatoon Housing Initiatives Partnership (https://www.shipweb.ca/) – SHIP is a multifaceted organization that plays an instrumental role in both affordable housing, and solutions around homelessness in the community.
• Concentus Citizenship Education Foundation (https://www.concentus.ca/) – Concentus is a CRA registered charity that provides robust teaching/learning resources for every grade from Kindergarten to grade 12 in Saskatchewan. The resources support direct and intentional
teaching of rights, responsibility and respect in our society.
• Out Saskatoon (https://www.outsaskatoon.ca/) – OUTSaskatoon builds community for LGBTQ2S+ people of all ages and backgrounds. They provide peer support and counselling, queer-specific education and resources, outreach, social gatherings and events, community referrals, and sexual health services.
• Regina Open Door Society (https://rods.sk.ca/) – The Regina Open Door Society (RODS) is a nonprofit organization that provides settlement and integration services to refugees and immigrants in Regina. RODS is committed to meeting the needs of newcomers by offering programs and services that enable them to achieve their goals and participate fully in the larger community.
• Saskatoon Open Door Society (https://www.sods.sk.ca/) – The Saskatoon Open Door Society assist newcomers to Canada to become participating members of an inclusive and diverse community and country.
• Neil Squire Society (https://www.neilsquire.ca/) – The Neil Squire Society uses technology, knowledge and passion to empower Canadians with disabilities It is committed to social inclusion, economic equity, and a productive society that includes people with disabilities and
gives them equal opportunity to contribute and participate.
• Vision Impaired Resource Network (https://www.virn.ca/) – VIRN offers at no cost training to people who are vision impaired in adaptive technology ,IOS devices and other tools that improve access to information, employment and in day-to-day living.
• DisAbled Women’s Network ( https://www.dawncanada.net/) – DAWN’s mission is to end the poverty, isolation, discrimination and violence experienced by women with disabilities and Deaf women. DAWN is an organization that works towards the advancement and inclusion of women and girls with disabilities and Deaf women in Canada.
• Another community building organization of your choice.

Struggle without Rest: The Spanish Flu in Canada
2019-03-22 18:00 - 20:00, 2019-03-27 18:00 - 20:00 | Queen City Collective, 2054 Broad Street, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4P 1Y3, Canada
In the summer of 1918 the Spanish Influenza emerged from the battlefields of Europe. Where this strange disease came from was unknown, as was how to treat it. By fall it arrived in Canada and in October, 1918, it arrived in Saskatchewan. By 1920 it took the lives of over 100 million people.

This exhibit shows the stories of the Spanish Flu, as well as two lectures about the Spanish Flu in Regina on March 22 and 27.

The exhibit is hosted by Defining Moments Canada, and the space is provided by the Queen City Collective.

Welcoming Diversity – Colonsay
2019-03-27 19:00 - 21:00 | Colonsay School, Colonsay, SK, Canada

PCD Cultural Gathering 2.0
2019-03-28 10:00 - 16:00 | Davidson Town Hall, 206 Washington Ave, Davidson, SK, Canada

Grassroots Social Media Strategy
2019-03-28 14:30 - 16:00 | Yorkton Public Library, 93 Broadway Street W, Yorkton, SK, Canada
Presented by Christian Bates-Hardy, Communications Consultant – Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association
Date: Thursday, March 28, 2019
Time: 1:30pm—3:00pm
Location: UCT Meeting Room at the Yorkton Public Library
93 Broadway Street W, Yorkton
Workshop Summary
This 90-minute workshop will share with you practical strategies for getting the most out of social media in your non-profit or volunteer organization. This workshop will help you get the most out of your social media activity, and teach you how to keep your community informed and engaged. Learn how to take advantage of current trends in social media, advertise effectively, and use time-saving tools that will help you deliver a successful “do-it-yourself” Social Media Strategy.
Hosted in partnership with the Parkland Valley Sport, Culture and Recreation District.
To Register
Download and complete the Registration Form (PDF) and return it to:
Chelsey Johnson
Parkland Valley SCR District
Box 263, Yorkton, SK S3N 2V7
Email: cjohnson@parklandvalley.ca
Fax: 306-782-0474
Advance registration is required in order to attend.
The registration deadline is March 21, 2019.
For More Information
For more information call Chelsey Johnson at 306-786-6586
Refund and Cancellation Policy
As per Parkland Valley’s Program & Service Policy, the course will be cancelled if there is not an adequate number of registrations received by the deadline date. In the case of inclement weather, all registered participants will be notified using the phone number provided. Parkland Valley has the right to limit the number of registrants per organization

Tea & Fossils
2019-03-30 14:00 - 16:00 | T.rex Discovery Centre, #1 T-rex Drive, Eastend, SK, S0N 0T0, Canada
Enjoy afternoon tea with a serving of fossils at the T.rex Discovery Centre. Each Saturday afternoon event will include an hour of hands-on work with real Saskatchewan fossils, (no experience necessary) followed by tea, coffee and conversation. We’ll show you how to prepare fossils like the pros— all you need to bring is your favourite teacup! Everyone is welcome.

Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence
2019-04-11 17:30 - 20:30 | TCU Place in Saskatoon, 35 22 St E, Saskatoon, S7K 0C8, Canada
Tourism Saskatchewan is pleased to announce the names of 36 finalists and three Tourism Builders for the Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence for 2018. Click here to read the full announcement.
Nearly 90 nominations were received in the 13 award categories that acknowledge quality in marketing, service, business practices, human resource development and other areas.
The finalists and award recipients will be honoured at the 30th annual Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence Gala, which will be celebrated on April 11 at TCU Place in Saskatoon. The gala will be held in conjunction with the HOST Saskatchewan Conference, which takes place earlier that day.
Tickets for the Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence Gala are $120 (plus GST) or $800 (plus GST) for a corporate table of eight. The evening will start with a networking reception at 5:30 p.m., followed by dinner service at 6:30 p.m. and the award presentations at 8 p.m. Registration for the HOST Saskatchewan Conference is $179 (plus GST), and includes one ticket to the gala.
To order tickets, contact Nancy Hubenig at 306-787-9844 or awards@tourismsask.com.

Spring Education and Training Symposium 2019
2019-04-15 - 2019-04-18 | Humboldt Uniplex, 619 17 St, Humboldt, S0K 2A0, Canada
The SPRA Spring Education and Training Symposium will be held April 15 – 18, 2019 at the Humboldt Uniplex. The Symposium will provide recreation, facility, parks practitioners and volunteers with the latest information and trends in the parks and facility industry.
Our annual Spring Symposium is back and better than ever.
With the main event sponsored by 1 Stop Playgrounds, this year’s slate of sessions offers something for everyone.
There are several new sessions being offered in 2019, including the addition of 1 new stream. We are pleased to offer this expanded program to our Members. The streams and individual courses are aimed at operators, volunteers and supervisors. Recreation is a profession that has a positive impact on our communities and residents. Make sure your training is professional grade.
Enrollment is limited in some classes so please choose your course as soon as the brochures and registration forms are available.
Register

World Heritage Day
2019-04-18 | SK
18th of April is World Heritage Day
Celebrate it with a visit to your favourite heritage building in your city. And observe a minute of silence to the ones we have lost to insensitive development.

Heritage Regina – A Weekend With Frank Lloyd Wright
2019-04-26 18:30 - 2019-04-28 16:00 | SK
Lecture: Frank Lloyd Wright, The Art of Home

Friday, April 26, 2019 6:30pm & 8pm
The Artesian, 2627 13th Avenue
Immerse yourself in architecture, stories and design with John Robinson
Tickets are $10 and may be purchased in advance or at the door
Stained Glass Workshops
Saturday, April 27 9am & 1pm | Sunday, April 28 9am & 1pm
*These workshops are now sold out*
Reception and Conversation
Saturday, April 27, 2019 7pm
Crave Kitchen & Wine Bar, 1925 Victoria Avenue
Tickets are $20 and may be purchased in advance or at the door
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Intersections For Growth Conference
2019-05-01 - 2019-05-02 | SK
Featuring pre-conference activities on April 30
Accommodations:

Contact the Ramada Hotel Regina tel. 306-569-1666 Front Desk and Quote Room Code CGSEDR for Conference Accommodations Block. Block will be released on March 30, 2019.

Registration:

Early registration is encouraged for optional conference activities as space is limited.
Early registration discounts end March 22, 2019

REGISTER ONLINE HERE DOWNLOAD A PDF REGISTRATION FORM

View our CONFERENCE PROGRAM
IGNITE® SASK2019! The ever popular IGNITE® session is back this year and a Call for Presenters is now open. Please download the IGNITE® Info Packet and submit your Expression of Interest prior to March 30.
Nominations for the annual Economic Development Awards of Excellence are now open. Deadline for submissions is March 29, 2019. We encourage you to nominate in the following categories:

SEDA Annual Awards of Excellence
Affinity Credit Union Reconciliation & Partnership Awards

Sponsorship and Trade Show. Please download our OPPORTUNITIES PACKAGE and contact the SEDA office to discuss.

2019 ē-micimināyakik Gathering
2019-05-02 - 2019-05-03 | Ramada by Wyndham Saskatoon, 806 Idylwyld Dr N, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7L 0Z6, Canada
The Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural Centre (SICC) will host its first Museums, Cultural Centres, Archives, Interpretive Centres & Libraries Gathering called ē-micimināyakik May 2-3, 2019 at the Ramada by Wyndham Saskatoon in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. An event of this scope has never been held in Canada. This Indigenous focused gathering will include presentations, keynote addresses, workshops, large and small group discussions and networking opportunities. Participants will include various levels of collections care from grassroots communities, curators, archivists, librarians, researchers, interpretive centres and museum professionals.

Our goal is to share issues, ideas, progress and solutions for First Nations museums, cultural centres, archives and libraries. We invite contributions from the Indigenous community as well as from Indigenous researchers, professionals, scholars and community members that explore, profile and share Indigenous knowledge in these sectors.

2019 ē-micimināyakik Links:

SICC ē-micimināyakik Poster
SICC ē-micimināyakik Agenda (link not live yet)
SICC ē-micimināyakik Call for Presenters

SICC ē-micimināyakik Registration Form
SICC ē-micimināyakik Group Registration Form
SICC ē-micimināyakik Facebook Event Page

2019 ē-micimināyakik Online Registration:

2019 ē-micimināyakik Emcee:

JR McArthur

2019 ē-micimināyakik Keynote Speakers:

Thursday, May 2, 2019, 9:30 am to 10:15 am
Val Napoleon – Indigenous Intellectual Propery: Arising Questions

Friday, May 3, 2019, 9:15 am to 10:15 am
Nancy Odegaard – Pesticide Contaminants on Museums Collections

2019 ē-micimināyakik Panels:

2019 ē-micimināyakik Workshops:

2019 ē-micimināyakik Hotels Nearby Conference Site:

HOST HOTEL: Ramada by Wyndham Saskatoon
Northwoods Inns & Suites

2019 ē-micimināyakik Photography Notice:

Please note that there will be a photographer and videographer on site. The images are taken at our gathering are used for promotional purposes, on our website and on our social media as well as for the final report and future promotion. Videos taken at our gathering are used for promotional purposes, on our website and on our social media for future promotion. Videos taken of all presenters will be posted afterward for public consumption.

2019 ē-micimināyakik Sponsors:

Eagle Sponsor, $10,000+

Buffalo Sponsor, $5,000 +

Caribou Sponsor, $1,000+

Bear Sponsor, $500+

Wolf Sponsor, $499 and less

2019 ē-micimināyakik Contact:

Jessica Generoux
2019 ē-micimināyakik Chair
Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural Centre
305-2555 Grasswood Road East
Saskatoon SK S7T 0K1
Phone: 306-244-1146
Fax: 306-665-6520
Email: jessica.generoux@sicc.sk.ca

Indigenous Economic Development Day
2019-05-06 | SK
Join SEDA and the Saskatchewan First Nations Economic Development Network (SFNEDN) in celebrating May 6 to 11, 2019 as Economic Development Week in the province. Indigenous Economic Development Day is May 6, 2019
We encourage you to download, share and utilize the ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WEEK TOOLKIT throughout the year.
Calendar of events for this year’s Econonic Development Week add your event!

As part of the 2019 Economic Development Week, we are excited to launch the first Provincial BUSINESS WALKS.
A “Business Walk” is a day dedicated to learning more about your local businesses through face-to-face interviews on their turf. Local leaders and key community stakeholders visit a large number of businesses with the hopes of gathering the knowledge they need to help their community and strengthen relationships. Consider a Business Walk the foundation of building relationships and networks over time. Ongoing events and reporting will help keep everyone up to date and inspired to foster a stronger business and friendlier business climate.
You are typically designing your Business Walks Program to:

Understand the issues and opportunities of your existing business community
Quickly diagnose firms on the brink of greatness or that may be at risk
Build long-lasting and effective working relationships between decision-makers and local businesses
Increase awareness of the programs and services offered by the community, economic development office, and other partners
Recognize the impact and value that you place in your local businesses
Identify those businesses that may require assistance

We suggest First Nation, as well as non-Indigenous communities, showcase their urban land developments and how they are supporting Indigenous and non-Indigenous businesses.
Our Business Walks Toolkit will be available in March to help you implement and report on your own Business Walks. It complements the comprehensive Business Retention & Expansion Implementation Guide available on request to SEDA members.

Saskatchewan Highland Gathering and Celtic Festival
2019-05-18 - 2019-05-19 | Victoria Park, Victoria Park, Regina, SK, Canada
Join the fun in Victoria Park at this annual festival featuring Highland dancing, Scottish athletics, pipe bands, entertainment and food. For schedule and ticket information, see www.saskhighland.ca.

Cathedral Village Arts Festival
2019-05-20 10:00 - 2019-05-24 22:00 | Cathedral Village Arts Festival, 2900 13th Avenue, Regina, SK, Canada
Celebrate the arts at the annual Cathedral Village Arts Festival. For a schedule of the week’s activities, visit the event website.

Cathedral Village Arts Festival Street Fair - See us at booth #2006!
2019-05-25 10:00 - 17:00 | 3005 13th Avenue, 3005 13th Avenue, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Heading to the Cathedral Village Arts Festival Street Fair this year?
The Heritage Regina booth (#2006) will be on Robinson Street across from Pacific Fresh Fish. Be sure to drop by and pick up your copy of our 2019 Summer Walking Tours schedule.

Saskatchewan Tourism Week
2019-05-26 - 2019-06-01 | SK
A number of events are planned across Saskatchewan from May 26 to June 1, 2019 to encourage people to explore tourism resources and opportunities within the province.
For more information and a list of events, tourism facts and trivia questions, visit industry.tourismsaskatchewan.com.

Mosaic: A Festival of Cultures
2019-05-30 17:00 - 2019-06-01 00:00 | SK
Mosaic is an annual three-day festival celebrating Regina’s multicultural communities. The event features cultural displays, entertainment and food at 19 pavilions. For schedule and ticket information, visit the Mosaic website.

Queen City Pride Festival
2019-06-07 - 2019-06-16 | SK
Annual 10-day festival celebrating Regina’s Gender and Sexually Diverse communities. For more information, see queencitypride.ca.

Heritage Regina Walking Tour – The McNab Neighbourhood
2019-06-08 18:00 - 20:00 | Government House, 4607 Dewdney Ave, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Meet guide Gareth Evans at 6 p.m. at Government House, 4607 Dewdney Avenue. Enjoy stories of the McNab neighbourhood’s evolution and learn about historic homes, the influential people who lived in them and the conception of Luther College. There is ample parking at Government House, and the Vice Regal Coffee Bar will be open before the tour starts.
All of our walking tours last approximately 2 hours and are free, with a suggested donation of $10.

JazzFest 2019
2019-06-12 - 2019-06-16 | SK
Annual festival of jazz music in Regina – now in its 11th year. For more information, visit jazzregina.ca.

Regina Chamber Music Festival
2019-07-04 - 2019-07-06 | Westminster United Church, 3025 13th Avenue, Regina, SK, S4T 1P1, Canada
World-class and local musicians join together to perform a series of inspiring concerts at Westminster United Church. For information about concert times and tickets, visit reginachamberfest.ca.

Heritage Regina Walking Tour – The 1912 Cyclone and Its Impact on “The Wholesale District”
2019-07-06 18:00 - 20:00 | Brewed Awakening, 2300 Dewdney Ave, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4R 1G8, Canada
Meet guide Robin Adeney at 6 p.m. outside Brewed Awakening, 2300 Dewdney Avenue, and learn about the storm of the century and its impact on this former neighbourhood.
All of our walking tours last approximately 2 hours and are free, with a suggested donation of $10.
