After its first edition last year, Frost Regina will be back this February with a variety of a winter-themed activities and events.
Frost Regina was created with the goal of becoming the definitive winter event in the Queen City. It is hosted across four “hubs” throughout the city. The Viterra International Trade Centre will host a large lights display, market, and food fair, while Confederation Park will feature winter activities such as a snow maze, ice sculptures and ice slide, as well as daily performances and an Ice Dome Bar. Downtown Regina will be home to ice skating and curling at Victoria Park, in addition to cultural activities such as an art walk and film festival.
Regina’s Warehouse District will hold a daily Ice Bar & Patio Party as part of Frost, as well as a dance party. Public skating will also be available at Wascana Centre, with themed nights, cultural programming and dog sledding during the day. Many Canadian cities have winter events such as this, often using distinctive banner printing and social media tools to encourage participation in outdoor winter activities. Events are aimed at people with all levels of physical experience and ability, with a “Learn to Skate” clinic hosted by CanSkate at Victoria Park.
Frost Regina will take place across the city between February 3 and 12.
