The centre has seen some improvements over the last few years. Its got a number of arcade style…read morelearning games. While it's mostly geared for kids, it's a good day out for the whole family. The centre is quite small compared to some of the other science centres (Toronto, Seattle) so you can easily do it in an afternoon.

The best science center I have ever been to. The one in Seattle is nice too. What I like about this…read moreone is everything you can touch and move. It is a most hands on science center I have been to. My favorite thing here is the human bubble. I love that you can stand inside a bubble you make and not get wet. I also love that they have animals that you can play with if a trainer has them out at the time. Ever since I was a kid my family has loved this place. Every time we go to Regina we come here. We also always catch an IMAX show when we visit.

One of the best museums we visited in Regina, the RCMP Heritage Centre afforded a fascinating…read moreglimpse into the unique blend of Canadian heritage and westward expansion history with modern policing methods and equipment. We have never seen a police and history museum like this one - it's breathtaking and fascinating, with something for everyone. Static displays of equipment entertain folks who are into vehicles. Historical artifacts populate comprehensive and very well done exhibits that chronicle the history of the RCMP and its key figures. We were especially interested in the history of the RCMP units in various wars, where RCMP Mounties converted to soldiers, and back again to police after their service commitments were met. Interactive exhibits cover modern policing methods and science, such as forensics and anti-terrorism missions. And the tram tour that is included with admission gives insight into the training and commitment required of a flexible, modern, multi-threat policing agency. We spent about 3 hours here - much longer than we had anticipated. That's the level of quality and presentation here. This is one of the best museum and historic attractions in Regina, and we highly recommend it to anyone. 5 Amazing Mounties stars

A must if you are in Regina!…read more RCMP are a historic part of our country and especially the West. The museum is very interesting with the displays and video presentations. Take a a guided tour of Depot it is so informative and the respect I gained for what our officers go through to serve and protect is commendable to say the least. The gift shop is loaded with RCMP themed gifts, clothes and trinkets. The children "had to" get a tshirt! Our children are aged 4 to 18yrs and we all had a great afternoon at the Heritage Centre.

Great stadium. Home of the Riders and Regina football and soccer. Plus they convert the field in…read morethe winter for skating

So FYI, most eateries in Regina are closed on Sundays. No, I'm not messing with you. No, don't…read moreask me why. It really would have been helpful if my workplace gave me a pamphlet on what Tourism Regina doesn't tell you. My theory is that most people spend lazy Sundays at home with their families building stuff (seems like everyone's building something here) or there's a Riders game on. Well, we were two starving Vancouverites looking for food before the game and couldn't find any but chain restaurants open on that fateful Sunday. So hotdogs and beer it was at Mosaic. We were pretty impressed with how efficient these guys are. Massive lines of people moved like some precise, Swiss-made watch and we never had to wait more than 10 minutes at the beer or loo line. Just for context, there was an estimated 37,000 people there for the Riders/Tigercats game. Compare this to 40 minute beer lineups at Rogers Arena, and well, you get the picture. For idiots like me, it's also an open stadium where you can experience pretty extreme weather. See, I didn't know football was played in an open air arena. For some reason, I kept thinking it would be like a Canucks game at Rogers. High up on the bleachers, one minute the sun was searing my skin and the next, cold wind blasting my face. So layer appropriately. Also be prepared to have random children fall asleep on you. It's all communal seating here. Once the game gets going, the energy is phenomenal, especially for a first-time football watcher like me. However, I have come to the conclusion that if I ever watch football again, it's infinitely more comfortable parking your ass on the couch than those hard bleachers. Otherwise, this is a must experience in this town!

Alright, I am going to caveat my review with the fact that I have not lived in Regina for many…read moreyears. I live in Calgary, and have a selection of about 4 movie theatres within 15-20 minutes of my house. So driving to the opposite end of the city to see a newly-released movie is unheard of for me. Growing up in south end of Regina, I had the choice of the Rainbow or Southland theatres. Both are still there, but the Cineplex does not always show all of the newest flicks as it did when I was a teen and it was THEE place to go for Cheap Tuesdays in the summer. Which is ridiculous considering the population growth around Harbour Landing and in the East (I feel sorry for you Eastenders having to drive all the way to the NW!). Regardless, my mom and I wanted to see a chick-flick, so we bought tickets online, with several warnings from my mother that we had to be EARLY! We could not just show up when the movie is starting or we would be stuck in the front row. Mom didn't lie. After navigating their nightmare parking lot, we walked into the Galaxy and into utter chaos. Line-ups everywhere - thankfully the lines at the concessions moved quickly. And we were so early that we got decent seats. The theatre is a good theatre - so I'm not giving them a poor rating as it's not their fault that Regina lacks entertainment facilities. But you think any business person with half a brain would open another theatre in the city to take some of the load off this location???

The Galaxy now has DBox seats in their Regina Ultra AVX theatre (adding to the Atmos sound…read moreexperience). We thought the D Box seats really worked well for The Martian. We will definitely be back.

I haven't been to the Dunlop Art Gallery in a long time. I was passing by on my way to a meeting. I…read morewas running a little early so I thought I'd stop in. It is a small local gallery in the main branch of the public library. The Dunlop focuses on local artists. It is interesting to see what local artists are doing and this is a good venue for them.

We just saw Rogue One on opening night. I understand this is the only theatre in Canada and one of…read moreonly fifteen in the world to show it in the IMAX film format! The staff did a great job with the crowd. The new ticket system simplified the process. There were all kinds staff in costume for photo ops and handing out prints. The entire evening was fun. I can't remember the last time I saw a crowd applaud at the end of a movie.

Fun afternoon at the movies. 2$ Tuesday is so worth it for movie lovers Older movies but I like a…read moretheatre

This place is a real dive, but a familiar dive. Pretty sure this is where people go to watch a…read morecheap movie after shopping at Walmart. However paying $5 to see a movie in the theatre is still a deal and probably a better idea than chancing a bad movie at full price.

Dec 2024: This was my first time here. I was seated with a rather large group. The atmosphere…read morereally reminded me of an English pub which I liked. For food, my boyfriend ordered the BBQ Pulled Pork Burger ($21) with French onion soup ($7.5). I ordered the Bacon Mushroom Swiss Burger ($22) with Truffle Fries ($3), a white sangria ($10.5) and crème brûlée ($8) with strawberry compote for dessert. Prices are before tax and tip. The BBQ Pulled Pork Burger and french onion soup were alright. The sangria was absolutely delicious! I highly suggest it. I absolutely loved the mix of peach, pear and orange juice. The crème brûlée was extremely delicious. Best in Regina. Seriously ! And the Keg charges the same price for a THIRD of what Lancaster is offering. I also think their recipe at Lancaster is better. The truffle fries were decent. They were cold unfortunately but I was with a rather large group so I'm not going to fault them for it entirely. I actually think they would have been awesome if they were cooked a little warmer, a little crispier and didn't come with the sauce. I prefer a garlic, truffle and Parmesan flavour for the type of fries. The burger itself was actually pretty good. If it had been warmer, I think the patty itself would have been moister. That being say, it tasted fresh. Honestly I was wondering if it was mixed with bison because of the flavour. I throughly enjoy a gamey flavour and this burger had hints of it. Honestly, this burger is very close to being the best burger in Regina that I've ever had. I want to return and get a genuine sit down dinner experience with no more than 4 people. This place has the potential to produce the best burger in the city!

A large group of my wife's family and I went here between the wedding and reception to kill some…read moretime and have some apps. The staff did a great job considering two large groups walked in at the same time on a Saturday afternoon when it's supposed to be slow. They called someone in early and tried to catch up. I was a little bit behind the group so I got missed for my initial drink order and had to order at the bar. Understandable. The server got me for the next round and for my food order. I grabbed their pretzels which was HUGE. Definitely want to share this dish. They have a great cocktail list. My first round was a beer, but my second beverage was their twist on a dark and stormy. Delicious!