Family-Friendly Winter Fun in Regina
Monday, November 14, 2011 - 10:50pm
The winter months in Regina don’t have to be a time to lock yourself in the house; there are a lot of things to see and places to go. So if you hear the cry “I’m bored” from your children (or yourself), check out some fun events and activities that Regina has to offer this winter. With so many things to do, we had to break it down:
CHRISTMAS & HOLIDAY EVENTSGet into the community spirit with local retailers at Christmas in the Village on November 19. Santa and his reindeer will be there so remember to bring your camera! Make sure to take in the Cathedral Arts Community Assocation's (CACA) Annual Christmas Craft Sale at Westminister United Church (13th Ave & Cameron St).
Christmas in the Village
This year's theme will be "The Night Before Christmas". Enjoy dancing, marching, singing, mascots, and festively-decorated floats as they stroll down Albert Street. After the parade, head into the mall to enjoy free hot chocolate, holiday entertainment, and photos with the main star himself — Santa Claus.
2011 Santa's Parade
Don't miss this year’s holiday production at the Globe Theatre: Robin Hood. Adapted by Ruth Smillie and directed by David Storch, this theatrical adventure is full of action, suspense, humour and romance. You can even download a guide to the play, including scene-by-scene descriptions.
Purchase online or by phone (306) 525-6400 or 1-866-954-5623
SPECIAL OFFER: Kids under 12 get 25% off until December 10, 2011.
Light the Lights with the City of Regina
6 PM
November 30, 2011
City Hall 2476 Victoria Ave Regina, SK Check the City of Regina's facebook page for updates.
It starts with the official ceremony in the rotunda of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building at approximately 6:50 p.m. Free entertainment and activities are planned for the whole family to enjoy including St. Peter Elementary School choir, Sing-A-Long with Children’s entertainer Kerri Senkow, Dickens Yuletide Singers, face painting by the Street Culture Kidz and making a snowman craft.
And Santa has promised to stop by for a brief visit. At the end of the evening follow him out to his sleigh, and visit with his reindeer. Bring your camera!
Mini Nutcracker Purchase tickets at the RSO, Conexus Arts Centre Box Office, and all CBO Outlets at the Casino Regina, Casino Moose Jaw and Hender Drugs in Estevan.
Celebrate Christmas at the RCMP Heritage Centre with a Christmas in the Country Heritage Craft Fair on December 3rd & 4th. And then Santa visits the Heritage Centre on December 10th, & 11th! See our calendar for event details.
RCMP Heritage Centre
The MacKenzie Art Gallery hosts a free Holiday Celebration on December 4 with sleigh rides and holiday music with the Regina Symphony Orchetstra. Kids will enjoy printing their own wrapping paper and cards with Articulate Ink! Donations for the Regina Food Bank will be accepted.
Holiday Celebration
The CP Holiday Trains will be visiting more than 140 communities across Canada and the US this year. It is the 13th year and to date it has raised over $5.6 million dollars and 2.45 million pounds of food. Last year totals were $780,000 raised and over 150,000 pounds of food donated and they hope to top that number this year.
All proceeds raised and food donated in each community stay within the community.
Old Fashioned Victorian Christmas
Make your own decorations to take home—or a hand-made present for Mom or Dad! Meet Santa’s special reindeer in the outdoor Reindeer Area — including a baby reindeer! Enter the “Name the Baby Reindeer” contest to win prizes! Listen to holiday stories! And finish it all off by decorating your own delicious Christmas cookie!
Classic Christmas Afternoon
Noon Year's Eve
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