Spring weekend in Regina
Spring in Regina — blossoms, opening patios, markets and the first warm-evening dinners worth booking.
Top spots in Regina
Candy Cane Park
FamilyLakeview
Classic playground and splash pad — a Regina-kid rite of passage.
Mosaic Stadium
FamilyDowntown
Catch a Saskatchewan Roughriders home game — the loudest crowd on the prairies.
Conexus Arts Centre Lawn
OutdoorsWascana
Open-lawn concerts, kite flying and the best Wascana sunset angle.
Wascana Centre
OutdoorsDowntown
One of North America's largest urban parks — lake loop, picnics and paddleboats.
Cathedral Village
Food & Drink13th Avenue
Indie cafés, vintage shops and the city's best patio strip.
Where to eat
The Capitol
$$$Bistro · Downtown
Heritage room, share plates and one of the city's best brunches.
13th Ave Coffee House
$Café · Cathedral
Vegetarian-friendly hangout in a converted house.
Bar Willow
$$$Lakeside Bistro · Wascana Lake
Patio right on the lake — sunset martinis and pickerel.
Crave Kitchen + Wine Bar
$$$Modern Canadian · Downtown
Special-occasion plates with a serious wine list.
Italian Star Deli
$Italian Sandwiches · Cathedral
Regina institution — order the Italian sub.
Skye Café & Bistro
$$Café / Brunch · Hill Tower II
Sky-high views over Wascana with all-day eggs benny.
Frequently asked
- Standouts right now: Wascana Centre, Mosaic Stadium, Cathedral Village. The shortlist is curated by people who live in Regina and refreshed regularly so it reflects what's actually open and worth your time.