Year Two • The Stabilization Edition
Two days of reggae, ska & roots music in the heart of downtown Regina. Victoria Park, Saskatchewan.
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Est. 2025
The Regina Reggae Festival launched in 2025 as the first event of its kind in Regina, introducing Caribbean sound system culture into the downtown core at Victoria Park.
Now returning for its second year, RRF26 expands to a two-day format, transforming from a founding experiment into a stabilized annual institution. This is the year that converts event into tradition.
With the Regina Folk Festival having shut down in 2025, RRF fills a critical cultural vacuum in downtown Regina, establishing a new anchor in the city's annual festival calendar.
Day one of the festival, included with your Weekend Pass. No schedule, no rush. Sound system culture, community gathering, and the warmth of reconnection on the grass at Victoria Park.
One of Canada's most accomplished reggae performers, whose work has earned national recognition and carried Canadian reggae to audiences across Canada and around the world.
The most-awarded African guitarist in Canadian history, a Guinea-born, Vancouver-based musician and composer whose three-decade career fuses West African traditions with contemporary global influences.
A respected veteran of Canada's reggae community whose decades of performance, recording, touring, and cultural leadership have made him an enduring presence in the Canadian reggae landscape.
More than music, it's a cultural celebration in the heart of Regina.
Professional sound system delivering reggae, ska, and roots across two days of live performances in Victoria Park.
A curated selection of food vendors featuring Caribbean-inspired cuisine and local favorites to fuel your festival experience.
A curated selection of drinks and refreshments available on-site to keep you cool and comfortable throughout the festival.
Caribbean sound system culture meets Prairie hospitality. An inclusive celebration of reggae culture for all ages and backgrounds.
Victoria Park sits at the heart of downtown Regina, surrounded by the iconic Hill Towers skyline. As Regina's historic primary festival ground, the park provides the perfect setting for two days of reggae music under the Saskatchewan sky.
With the departure of the Regina Folk Festival in 2025, Victoria Park is ready for a new cultural anchor, and the Regina Reggae Festival has answered the call.
Every dollar goes into stages, sound, and artists. Pick an amount, any amount helps keep the music going and the community fed.
Other amount →Thank you to everyone who came out, played, and gave. A night of reggae, roots, and rub-a-dub that will fuel the stages, sound, and spirit of this August's festival. The donation page is still open if you'd like to keep the momentum going.
$35 → $21 per ticket, Register before April 30
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Children 12 & under admitted free with a paying adult. Friday is included with every Weekend Pass.
Help build Regina's reggae culture from the ground up. We're looking for volunteers to make RRF26 unforgettable.
Our full volunteer signup takes about 5 minutes, pick your roles, set your availability, review the policies, and sign off. You'll get a confirmation email right away and our coordinator will be in touch with shift details.
Sign Up to Volunteer →Sell your food, beverages, crafts, merchandise, or services at the Regina Reggae Festival 2026. Apply online and our team will review your application.
On August 31, 2025, the first-ever Regina Reggae Festival brought reggae, ska, and roots music to Victoria Park. What started as a bold experiment became the proof-of-concept that launched an institution.
Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Regina's historic park for an afternoon and evening of live music, food, and Caribbean culture under the Saskatchewan sky.