Day 1

In Regina, we take guests through back alleys, public spaces and passages that allow them to explore how our railway city environment still influences our lives today. This information is imbedded in the walls, doorways, walking surfaces which we use without being aware of the hidden meanings inherent to them.

Our guests' perceptions are only heightened by the mood of the night and our engaging approach to featuring heritage and interpreting how the way we cross paths with others is influenced by more than we think.

You will never go on a "blind date" again (if you have before)...

You will be led on a walking tour by a trained archaeologist who will share with you exclusive findings about human adaptation in the Great Plains.

Read our guests' comments:

"This is just a quick note to thank you again for your presentation & tour of the back (...and front lanes) of the regina Downtown. Your knowledge of the area is amazing and you present it with such enthusiasm that I am sure our Board of Governors went home with a better appreciation of Regina and its history & built environment. Thank you as well, for arranging the room and meal at Alfredo's. By taking care of that, you made the evening even easier for us."

Laureen Snook and Roger Green on behalf of The Saskatchewan Association of Landscape Architects and the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects