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New Summer Guides Spotlight Regina and Saskatoon Attractions

The guides showcase established landmarks alongside newly highlighted seasonal events across the province’s two largest cities.

The Saskatchewanderer, Andrew Hiltz, stands for a portrait outside of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building on Friday, July 18, 2025 in Regina.
The head of Scotty the T. rex at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in Regina.
Jambo Brothers, an acrobatic troupe from Nairobi, Kenya, perform during the first day of Fringe Festival at W.E. Graham Park in Saskatoon, Aug. 1, 2024.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are shown taking on the Edmonton Elks during CFL action in Edmonton on Oct. 5, 2024.

Overview

  • Andrew Hiltz’s Regina guide published July 23 highlights Wascana Park’s four-kilometre lake loop with canoe and kayak rentals, the l SaskSaskatchewan Museum’s Scotty the T. rex exhibit, a self-guided craft brewery circuit and immersive dining spots.
  • StarPhoenix reporter Aidan Jaager’s “Love Where We Live” Saskatoon list released July 24 features Wanuskewin Heritage Park’s Indigenous exhibits, the Saskatoon EX fair (July 31–Aug. 7) with Metric, High Valley and Loverboy, and family attractions like Nutrien Playland.
  • The Saskatoon guide also details upcoming Food Truck Wars and the sixth annual YXE Beer Wars (July 25–27) near Holy Cross High School, the Rock the River festival at Delta Bessborough Gardens (Aug. 16–18) and the Fringe Festival in Broadway (July 31–Aug. 9).
  • A weekend spotlight for Regina (July 25–27) promotes the Saskatchewan Roughriders’ Christmas-theme night at Mosaic Stadium with a pre-game ‘Party in the Park’, improv theatre at the Unitarian Centre and a Bluey Block Party in the Grasslands neighbourhood.
  • Both guides are part of Saskatchewan’s provincial summer series aimed at boosting domestic travel through curated cultural, recreational and culinary experiences in Regina and Saskatoon.