SPORT EVENT GUIDE.
The Regina Sport Event Guide is Events Regina Sport’s goalline-to-goalline look at hosting here: why the city works for organizers, what it has hosted, every competition venue with its figures, and how to get your teams in, around and home.
The 2026-2027 edition is below as a PDF. Each chapter also lives on this site, so the venue pages linked from it stay current between editions.
WHY REGINA WORKS.
- More event for your budget Hotel, venue and service options help organizers build an event experience that fits their budget.
- Venues built for every scale From multi-sheet ice complexes to stadiums and adaptable competition halls, Regina offers options for events of many sizes.
- More time for your event Convenient connections between the airport, hotels and venues keep teams and spectators focused on the competition.
- Hosting support that delivers Experienced local sport organizations, volunteers and hosting partners help turn plans into successful events.
WHAT’S IN THE GUIDE.
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A proven host
What Regina has hosted and what is on deck, from the Grey Cup to national championships.
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REAL District
Multiple venues. One connected event campus.
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Sportplex
Indoor competition today. Expanded aquatic opportunities in 2029.
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University of Regina
From the courts to the field.
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Wascana Park
Outdoor competition. A landmark setting.
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Pacer Park
A diamond complex built for tournament play.
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Regina Rugby Park
Four pitches. One home for rugby.
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Find your fit
Every venue compared at a glance, and which ones host which sports.
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Beyond the game
Group experiences and iconic Regina stops to build an itinerary around.
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Getting to and around Regina
Non-stop flights, ground transport and a hotel network of 24 members and more than 3,200 guest rooms.
LET'S CONNECT.
Our team is eager to work with you to explore, plan, and execute your next event. It all starts with one conversation.
