| Royal Saskatchewan Museum | Fascinating exhibits on natural history, Indigenous cultures, and dinosaurs—including "Scotty," one of the world's largest T. rex skeletons. The museum is a six-block walk from the convention hotel. |
| MacKenzie Art Gallery | Saskatchewan’s oldest public art gallery, the MacKenzie showcases Canadian and Indigenous contemporary art. Located at the south end of Wascana Park, the gallery also contains a wonderful shop of Saskatchewan art. |
| Cathedral Village | A vibrant, artsy neighbourhood with local shops, cafés, galleries, and events like the Cathedral Village Arts Festival. A ten-block walk from the convention hotel, the village begins at 13th Avenue and Albert and runs west for four blocks. |
| Regina Farmers’ Market | A hub for fresh produce, baked goods, crafts, and more—held on Wednesday and Saturday mornings in Victoria Park, a short walk from the hotel. |
| Wascana Centre | Wascana Centre is one of North America's largest urban parks. Surrounding Wascana Lake, the park features walking trails, the Legislative Building, and many scenic views. The closest park entrance is only four blocks from the hotel. |
| Victoria Park | Located only 400 metres from the convention hotel, the park is a lovely green space with public art and a relaxing atmosphere. It borders the Scarth Street Mall, a two block street of bars and restaurants that is home to the Regina Farmers’ Market and the entrance to the Cornwall Centre Mall. |
