Come in costumes, Wear a hat, Bring your flags! Together we'll walk down to the kick-off picnic. Starting at 14th & Elphinstone, we will walk down Elphinstone street into Les Sherman Park, at 15th Avenue

The Mossing School of Music Marching Band is part of Regina’s Mossing School of Music. It is a non-profit charitable organization formed in 2005 to provide music education through regular participation in a Concert Band, Marching Band and other related groups within the program. It believes that every child should have the opportunity to learn to play music and participate in a band program; being involved in a music program gives the students a chance to learn music, develop life and time management skills, and teaches them commitment and dedication. They perform at festivals and in parades throughout Canada and the Northern US.

Robert Mossing, the band director, is a member of the Order of Canada for his outstanding contributions as a music educator and leader. He has been involved in bands for 62 years.

“A march played by a real band, should make a man with a wooden leg step out."
-John Philip Sousa

Visit the Mossing School of Music Marching Band website for more information.

What is a picnic without food? We'll have hot dogs, both meat & veggie, and drinks. (cash only)

Erik Mehlsen, well known Cathedral Neighbourhood performer teams up with the bluesy guitar of singer Duane Wright.

Will Leach has been performing amazing magic shows for over 20 years; fun for the whole family!

Check the signboards for the schedule and join us for games for kids of all ages, fun with the Queen City Caring Clowns, and Face Painting by the Street Culture Project. The CHKA Kung Fu School will present martial arts demonstrations. Trivia & colouring contests, presented by Galaxy Cinemas, invite you to see the upcoming “Kung Fu Panda 2”. Donations will be collected for KidSport.

Artists Kat Binns, Amy Lorencz and Kristen Smith re-enact famous paintings, presented by the Dunlop Art Gallery.

An interactive sculpture by Hilary Knutson. Adult sized fort made up of handcrafted, double-scaled components: four chairs, three couch cushions, and an afghan designed to make adults feel like kids again. Come build and talk forts with the artist. Images at: http://hilaryknutson.com/visual-art/remembering-youth/ (use arrows to click through the sequence of photos to see full fort effect)

Michael Parker was born and raised in Edmonton AB and studied a Diploma in Youth & Community Work in Australia. During that time, he was introduced and trained by a good friend in Living Statue performance. Since then he has performed at community events, corporate events, and as a street busker in places like Australia, China, and around Western Canada. Michael currently lives and works in Regina, where you may have seen him busking at the Regina Farmers Market or down Scarth St. walkway over the past couple years.

This one hour meditative walk will tour the natural sounds of the Les Sherman Park area, ending at 2pm inside the Neil Balkwill Arts Centre for a discussion of natural sound.

Check out the Eclectic page for more information on Holophon

On display: at the AGR, main gallery: "Chamber" multi-media installation by Susan Shantz, Hallway Gallery: "Imaginary Landscapes" paintings by Sharon Eisbrenner, "Hats Off" 20th anniversary CVAF historical display, and Laurie Walton: Jewellery.

Workshops: Neil Balkwill Civic Arts Centre invites you to meet local artists and try a hands-on craft technique. All ages/some safety restrictions.

Comic Jam Studio with artist Allan Dotson, Drop in and draw; we’ll add your work to a special commemorative comic book published for pick-up Saturday at Streetfair.