Frost Winter Festival Tops Five Things to Do This Weekend in Regina (Feb. 6-8)
Regina residents and visitors have a vibrant lineup of events to enjoy this weekend, from February 6th to 8th, 2026, with the Frost winter festival taking center stage. Other highlights include Indigenous storytelling sessions, a whimsical concert by the Regina Symphony Orchestra, an all-night dance party, and a tribute artist's 30-year anniversary celebration. This guide provides a detailed look at the top activities to make the most of your weekend in the Queen City.
1. Frost Festival Embraces Winter Magic
The annual Frost Regina festival returns to the city this month, running for three consecutive weekends, starting this Friday through Sunday. The festival transforms Regina into a playful winter wonderland, featuring a variety of indoor and outdoor activities suitable for all ages. According to the festival website, it aims to create a playground of ice, lights, and laughter, offering a unique celebration of the season.
Key venues include Mosaic Stadium, which will host on-field Olympic-style activities with an inflatable course and an indoor lounge showcasing local vendors and frosty treats. The Globe Theatre is highlighting performances of Frozen the Musical, while the Conexus Arts Centre is holding a special Frost Sunday brunch. Additional activities around town include:
- Dogsled and horse-drawn carriage rides
- Skating and crokicurl
- Interactive AI poetry and augmented reality experiences
- Concerts after dark
- An adults-only craft brewery crawl
For more information, visit frostregina.com. The festival continues on February 13-16 and 20-22, ensuring extended winter fun.
2. Indigenous Storytelling Month Events
February is recognized as Indigenous Storytelling Month in Saskatchewan, with numerous in-person and virtual events scheduled across the province. In Regina this weekend, Cree artist, storyteller, and children's author Sandra Lamouche is hosting two notable events.
On Friday at 6:30 p.m., Lamouche collaborates with artist Melanie Kloetzel for Just Breathe, Okâwîmâwaskiy (Mother Earth) at the University of Regina's education auditorium. This project examines climate anxiety and explores responses to climate change through Indigenous worldviews, inviting audiences to engage in dialogue about reconciliation, the climate emergency, and cross-cultural futures.
On Saturday at 1 p.m., Lamouche will hold a storytime at the Sherwood Village Branch of Regina Public Library. She will read from her book pêyak little duck, share bird stories and teachings, and lead a movement activity. Learn more about events throughout the month at lssap.ca/calendar.
3. Regina Symphony Orchestra Brings Whimsy to the Stage
The Regina Symphony Orchestra (RSO) presents Fables and Fantasy on Saturday, with shows at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Darke Hall. This concert blends French music with classical storytelling, featuring RSO harpist Samantha Spurrier and flutist Marie-Noelle Berthelet performing Mozart's Concerto for Flute and Harp K.299. The RSO website describes this piece as a graceful and luminous work that beautifully showcases this rare instrumental pairing.
The program also includes Ravel's whimsical, fairytale-inspired Mother Goose Suite and Bizet's Symphony No. 1 in C. For tickets and details, visit reginasymphony.com.
4. All-Night Dance Party
The FadaDance Troupe hosts the annual Cat's Pyjamas All Ages Dance Party on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at The Exchange. This event promises an energetic night of dancing suitable for all age groups, adding a lively option to the weekend's entertainment lineup.
5. Tribute Artist's 30-Year Anniversary
Rounding out the weekend is a special tribute artist's 30-year anniversary celebration, though specific details are not provided in the original article. This event likely offers a nostalgic or commemorative experience for fans of tribute performances, contributing to the diverse cultural offerings in Regina.
Overall, this weekend in Regina is packed with opportunities to enjoy winter festivities, cultural enrichment, and entertainment, making it an exciting time for community engagement and fun.
