Festival Tent

We are partnering with PILE O’ BONES BREWING CO. to bring you some of the amazing beer and spirits that are produced locally! Regina (and Saskatchewan) is a hotbed of great brewing and distilling, and we’re going to give you great entertainment while you’re enjoying your refreshment!

THE FESTIVAL TENT

The tent will be located adjacent in the park adjacent to various competitive events and the Marketplace. Entertainment begins at 11am!

A Brilliant Day Out!

  • An elderly man with a white beard and mustache, wearing a white cowboy hat with a blue band, a white dress shirt, a dark vest, and a striped tie, sitting in front of wooden drawer cabinets.

    MC Vincent Murphy

    Keeping you informed, entertained and even educated is the host of CJTR’s “On the Air” and well-loved local storyteller Vincent Murphy, former snare drummer in the Flin Flon Pipe Band!

    Vincent Murphy is a Regina-based story performer and humourist. He has been an active participant at both the Highland Games and the Mid-winter Celtic Festival for some twenty years. "A good time will be had by all!"

  • The Flatland Fiddlers

    11:00 am - The Flatland Fiddlers

    Directed by Emily Dubois of the Flatland Fiddling Studio, this youth group is composed of talented local musicians who share a love of fiddle music, and work hard to play and perform complex arrangements of tunes in and around Regina. They are currently fundraising for a trip out to PEI and Cape Breton for Summer of 2027!

  • A group of young girls in colorful matching cheerleader uniforms posing outdoors at sunset near a river and trees, some standing and some sitting or lying on the ground, smiling and enjoying the moment.

    12:00 - Living Skies Irish Dance

    Living Skies offers classes for dance enthusiasts age three and up. Whether one is looking for traditional or contemporary Irish dance, or dance fitness, Living Skies Irish Dance has something to offer everyone.

  • A young girl with face paint designed to look like a tiger, featuring yellow, white, and black colors, at an outdoor event.

    12:30-1:30 & 3:00-4:00 - Kids' Face Painting

    With Emily Ellis at the side stage

  • 1:30 pm - The Highlanders

    The legacy of The Highlanders is rooted in a rich tradition of local music, originally founded by the trio of Malcolm McLeod (fiddle), Jim McIllmoyle (guitar), and Wayne Wenaus (bass). Following the passing of Malcolm, Jim and Wayne kept the spirit of the band alive, collaborating with a series of exceptional fiddlers including Mitch Durreault, Emily Dubois, and Aislinn McDougall.

    This year, the group takes the stage with a fresh energy, featuring:

    Eve Turner (Saskatoon) – Fiddle
    Susan Chow – Guitar
    Wayne Wenaus – Bass

    A Note from the Band
    We would like to extend a special thank you to Susan Chow for stepping in at the last minute to lend her talents to this year's performances. While he is away focusing on his health, our thoughts are with Jim McIllmoyle; we wish him a steady recovery and eagerly look forward to having him back on stage with us next year.

  • Highland dancers in action

    2:30 pm - Regina Highland Dancing Association (RHDA)

    RHDA is a non-profit group that provides opportunities for local highland dancers to perform, compete, and train. We hold competitions and workshops, we dance at community events and care homes, and we host the Scottish Pavilion at Mosaic.

  • band photo - The Tilted Kilts

    3:45 pm - The Tilted Kilts

    The Tilted Kilts are a High-Energy 5 piece band based out of Regina, Saskatchewan, specializing in East Coast Celtic Folk Rock. The Tilted Kilts bring the feel of a traditional East Coast Kitchen Party to every show, with lots of crowd participation, clapping and stomping, singing and major vertical movement! Each year their following grows, and will bring the party to close down the Festival Tent at the end of the day!