Regina Festivals

May 21 to May 26
Every year since 1992 the Cathedral Village community celebrates the arts and promotes community spirit with the six-day Cathedral Village Arts Festival. The festival starts off each year on Victoria Day in May with a kick-off picnic, and ends on Saturday when over 250 artists and craftspeople ply their wares at the outoor streetfair during the day and there are music, theatre etc events in the evening.

Jun 13 to Jun 17
The Regina Jazz Society is pleased to present JazzFest Regina, an annual summer jazz festival. The event features jazz legends and upcoming talent over four days.

Jul 04 to Jul 08
Regina's fringe event aims to bring together the audience and the artists and allow patrons to experience uncensored artistic expression in each performance. As with all fringe festivals the artists receive all of the revue derived through ticket sales.

Aug 10 to Aug 12
The Regina Folk Festival offers a weekend of fun for the entire family. Entertainment during the day includes workshops, shows for kids and an arts market with a variety of goods crafted by local artisans on sale. Each evening a range of performers of every genre from across the world make music on the main stage.

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The Regina Horticultural Society Garden Festival features an array of flowers, vegetables, herbs, houseplants and preserves on display. Garden products are grown or canned by members.

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Reveling in the winter weather for 18 days, Kona-Fest, named after a Cree word for snow, features events ranging from couples' skates to concerts to hockey games and beyond. Held at various venues throughout the city of Regina, this family-friendly, outdoor event also features snow and ice sculptures.

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Wintergreen Fine Craft Market returns to Conexus Arts Centre just in time to let shoppers get an early start for holiday gifts and treats for themselves. Wintergreen, features exquisite craft from world renowned Saskatchewan artists. From ceramic bowls to jewellery, from blown glass Christmas tree ornaments to handcrafted furniture, there is something for every price range and preference, with over 80 exhibitors of Fine Craft, Visual Art, and Specialty Foods. All exhibitors are juried by the Saskatchewan Craft Council to ensure “nothing but the best” is for sale.

• Conexus Arts Centre   Address: 200A Lakeshore Dr Regina  SK  CAN  S4S 7L3

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Bringing First Nations elders, writers, artists and students together, the Sakewewak Storytellers Festival provides a great opportunity for participating in the practice and theory of storytelling, developing links between traditional and contemporary disciplines.