Get out and about with these cool social activities!
Regina has a lot to offer outside of sports and a diverse community. It has a wealth of experiences that often fly under the radar, especially for fun, group-oriented activities. In a vibrant world of pub trivia, the city has a plethora of options to pick from that have been quietly thriving in the local restaurant and entertainment venues.
One of them is the popular Trivia and Karaoke Nights hosted at Tommy’s Speakeatery on Montague Street. Tommy’s serves as a perfect opportunity for friends and family to gather and share a fun time, make wonderful memories, participate in some friendly fire competition, and have a night of love, laughter and more.
Places like these were once just a casual place to have dinner. Now they have transformed into an engaging and social experience, with events that appeal to a wide demographic like students looking for mid-week entertainment, young professionals unwinding after work, and families seeking budget-friendly activities. Restaurants are not just a great place for food, but also a platform to embrace a more interactive and community-driven atmosphere.
The online reviews suggest it is a great night-out option for many people. Tommy’s has a Facebook page, so check it out if you’re interested in their activity nights or what else they offer as a Gastro Pub. Tommy’s boasts on their Facebook local, freshly made food and Saskatchewan craft beer and spirits, perhaps another hidden gem to investigate.
Some other trivia nights around the city include the Bushwakker Restaurant, which hosts a trivia night with a $5 charge for participating teams. Their trivia nights often bring a mix of casual players and serious competitors. This place offers more than just trivia nights, like a Wednesday Night Folk with free admission. Enjoy an evening of local and touring artists playing a variety of musical genres cherished by Regina folks.
A scholar event occurs every third Thursday of the month called the Monthly Science Pub Series at the Bushwakker. This event, there are free lectures on scientific topics, including economics, biology, math, physics, and more. Though often enjoyed by students, this event is well-cherished by so many people of all different ages. Join the next one for engaging discussions and thought-provoking questions that could blow your mind.
If you’re looking for a thrilling evening full of mysteries and patching together clues, the Escape Manor at 1975 Broad Street might be the pick for you. Apart from hosting mind-bending adventures, they offer a variety of Trivia Thursdays where teams of up to six people are invited to compete for the title of champion with exciting prizes.
Their escape rooms are complete with their own themes and difficulty levels. This is the place to go if you want to test your problem-solving skills. Their menu also displays a Tuesday special with burger and fries for $16 and a Thursday special with pizza for $12.
Escape Manor also has the option to delve into online adventures, which a group could look into exploring for a chill night in. If you’re interested in going with a group, their website has a “groups & corporate” section with instructions on how to book for larger groups. They recommend booking as soon as possible so you can get your desired date and time.
If your group is into doing something easier and with less mental gymnastics, check out the Come and Go Bingo events hosted by Sask Bingo in the north end of Regina. You could grab a cup of coffee, a light snack or even a home-cooked meal while playing a bingo game. This place appeals to people of all ages, including students, retirees, young professionals, and families. With prizes, a relaxed environment, and a sense of community, Bingo Night remains a staple for those looking for a fun, affordable night out.
Across all these venues, the unifying theme focuses on group interaction and fun. With special offers of student discounts or special deals during certain times, these places become a go-to after a busy work or school day. While these events generally cater to an adult audience due to licensing restrictions, they are designed to be inclusive and welcoming to all adults seeking entertainment.
Other night-out options also include open mic nights, which are a great attraction to many young people and artists who are just testing the waters of their specialty. One of these places is The Cure, located in 2323 11th Ave, where they host open mic nights every Monday at 8 p.m.. Local stand-up comedians, singers, artists and more come together to give people a night they will remember.
While they remain hidden gems to some, the growing popularity of these events is signaling that Regina’s social and entertainment landscape is evolving, offering a range of unique and accessible ways to enjoy the city’s nightlife. These events offer socializing and involve healthy competition, providing a safe space to exercise their skills and excel at them.
The City of Regina remains committed to providing accessible recreational opportunities, including “the identification and removal of barriers to full participation in the community,” according to their website. Regina’s transit system is relatively reliable, and paratransit fills in the gaps in bus accessibility.
So, if you need help getting to and from these activities, the City of Regina may be able to help. There are many other features to accommodate individuals with disabilities beyond transit services, including senior and website accessibility, helping make Regina events more accessible to all.
From lively pubs like Tommy’s Speakeatery to places like Escape Manor and Sask Bingo, there’s something curated for everyone. All you need to do is give them a chance. These events are a perfect way for newcomers and long-time residents to immerse themselves in the local picture to cherish, enjoy and make new memories outside their regular lives.
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