Annual Meeting

Planning Your Visit

Make the most of your time in Regina! We invite you to extend your visit – before or after the 2025 Annual Meeting -- to explore the Land of Living Skies and take in some of the many attractions that Regina, Saskatchewan has to offer.

Please refer to the following resources to assist you as you plan your participation in the 2025 Annual Meeting.

We recommend booking activities and services in advance where possible as June is a busy tourism period for the city and beyond.

Tourism Regina has dedicated resources that will help plan your visit. From local activities and attractions, to recommendations for great places to eat and drink or booking tours and must-see stops, Tourism Regina can assist.

Links are included for each of the provider’s websites with booking information, photos, and descriptions to assist you throughout the planning process.  We recommend that you contact the individual operator to confirm details, hours of operation and availability in advance.

Must-see stops and areas of interest

For the Outdoor Enthusiast

Wascana Park is 930-hectares of beautiful rolling landscaped parkland, surrounding a glimmering 12-hectare lake located in the heart of Regina! Walk, hike and bike the pathways, or take a canoe out onto the water. The grounds also hold a number of local landmark buildings as well as a habitat conservation area, providing a magnitude of entertainment and learning experiences. Out in the sunshine or inside a museum, you’ll be surprised by what Wascana Park has to offer.

For the Sports Fan

Regina is home to some of the most passionate fans and welcomes major signature sporting events annually. The Saskatchewan Roughriders Football Club has a long-standing tradition of commitment to it’s faithful fan base. Mosaic Stadium offers public tours and a behind-the scenes peek a some of its inner workings.

For the Museum and History Buff

Regina is home to Royal Saskatchewan Museum, a place to learn about the past, present, and future! This museum is more than just a place to admire bones and fossils (although they do have the world’s largest T-Rex, so that’s pretty cool). This museum has something for everyone, from the First Nations Gallery, where you can learn about the rich cultural heritage of the indigenous peoples of Saskatchewan, to the Life Science Gallery, which lets you explore the natural world in all its beauty and complexity.

Government House

Government House is a magnificent mansion that has served as the official residence of the province’s Lieutenant Governor for over a century. It includes stunning Victorian architecture, lush gardens, and elegant interiors, and an opportunity to learn about the fascinating history of Saskatchewan and its leaders.

Legislative Building

Saskatchewan’s Legislative Building and its grounds are designated a National Historic Site and Provincial Heritage Property. Self-guided outdoor tours reveal points of historical interest on the grounds, while the daily 30-minute free tour takes you inside the stunning interior, and focuses on the impressive architecture, parliamentary traditions, and history of the building. Tours are fully accessible and everyone is welcome.

RCMP Heritage Centre

RCMP Heritage Centre is located in the heart of Regina, Saskatchewan. Explore the history and fascinating stories of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), with interactive exhibits to stunning artifacts, this is the place to learn about the iconic red serge and the incredible men and women who wear it. Learn more …

Explore Local

Regina’s Warehouse District covers 80 blocks of the Queen City, including the “Dewdney Strip”, a centre for nightlife, local breweries, retailers, love music venues, pubs, and entertainment all within a short walking distance.

Shopping

Explore some of the many unique, locally curated take-home pieces - all from the prairies - while supporting Regina’s vibrant community of artisans and makers. Plan your visit …

Arts and Entertainment

Regina has a thriving arts community, with institutes that showcase the evolving landscape of both local and national art scenes, including amazing gift shops, which offer some truly excellent finds. Click here for a full listing.

There is no shortage of things to do in Regina!

Weather and Packing Tips: The daily temperature in early-June ranges from highs of 15-25°C (approximately 55-72 degrees Fahrenheit) during the day to lows of 8-11°C (approximately 46-51 degrees Fahrenheit) in the evening.

Take a look at historical weather data to get an idea of what the conditions may be like for your trip. You can find the City of Regina’s historical weather information here.

Having a fleece or jacket on hand for easy layering will keep you comfortable wherever you are as it tends to be cooler in the evening. Comfortable footwear is also recommended.