It's the annual
​Cathedral Village Les Sherman Snow Sculpture Event!

Help spread winter cheer and fill Les Sherman Park with snow sculptures! This event is open from December 6th 2021- January 3rd 2022 and is open to all ages. Build a snow sculpture in the park or Cathedral Village Neighbourhood and tag us (@PlayYQR on Instagram or Facebook, @CathedralAreaCA on Twitter) or use the hashtags #YQRWinterFun #LesShermanSnowEvent to be entered to win a grand prize basket filled with items from local Cathedral Village businesses. Check back on this webpage for more details about the prize basket! This event is in partnership with the Cathedral Area Community Association. We are grateful for their work in fostering a vibrant, playful neighbourhood in the Cathedral Village.

So far the prize basket includes:
  • gift card for Butcher Boy Meats
  • colouring book and pencil crayons from Groovy Mama
  • 2 beeswax candles donated by Traditions
  • pair of Darn Tough hiking donated by Iannone's
  • $25 Costco gift card (donated by Campbell and Haliburton Insurance)
  • children's SAP probiotic and tropic punch children's multivitamins donated by Head to Heel Family Wellness Centre
  • free Makeup 101 Lesson and bag of makeup goodies from Blush Beauty Bar
  • $15 gift card from the Penny University Bookstore and Coffee Bar
To add a snow sculpture to this map, click here and add a marker to the map so others can find it.

Cathedral Village Gift Basket Sponsors

We are so appreciative of all of the local businesses in the Cathedral Village neighbourhood. The Cathedral Village is a hub of local businesses who care about their community. 
Regina and these playspaces are situated on Treaty 4 territory, the original lands of the Cree, Ojibwe, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. Play is a significant part of culture and identity. Provided by the Government of Saskatchewan and offered by the University of Regina, there is a Cree language learning resource available under "Schools and play." Visitors are encouraged to visit the Anti-Racism and Play webpage.
Photo used under Creative Commons from schnappischnap