Celebrating Saskatchewan in the Fall: Events and Activities for Resident Members

Fall in Saskatchewan is a season that invites us all to slow down, celebrate community, and enjoy the crisp beauty of the Prairies. For our Resident Members in Saskatoon and Regina, autumn brings a wealth of nearby events and activities — many just minutes from your Boardwalk home. Whether you’re a student, a young professional, or a family, there’s something happening this season to make you feel connected to your community.
Harvest Festivals and Local Markets Near You
- Saskatoon Farmers’ Market (2600 Koyl Ave): Just a short drive from Boardwalk’s Nutana and Stonebridge communities, this market is bursting with pumpkins, squash, apples, and locally baked pies throughout October. Resident Members can also enjoy craft vendors and live music on Saturdays.
- Regina Farmers’ Market (City Square Plaza, downtown): For Resident Members living in Regina’s north and south end communities, the Saturday market in City Square is a hub of fall energy, with handmade goods, seasonal produce, and food trucks serving hot drinks.
- Community Fall Suppers: Neighbourhood halls in both Regina and Saskatoon — including St. Mary’s Hall in Nutana — host classic Prairie fall suppers. These are perfect chances for Resident Members to experience homemade comfort food while meeting neighbours.
Nature Walks and Scenic Spots
- Meewasin Valley Trails (Saskatoon): Steps away from Boardwalk’s Nutana communities, this 90-kilometre trail network follows the South Saskatchewan River. Resident Members can enjoy evening walks among golden trees or weekend bike rides with friends.
- Wascana Centre (Regina): Residents near Boardwalk’s south Regina communities are minutes from this 2,300-acre urban park. The fall foliage around Wascana Lake makes it a peaceful place for jogging, family picnics, or photography.
- Beaver Creek Conservation Area: Beaver Creek is a fall favourite with hiking trails, birdwatching, and family-friendly programming.

Arts and Culture for Cozy Evenings
- Persephone Theatre (Saskatoon’s River Landing): Boardwalk Resident Members in downtown Saskatoon can easily catch an evening performance at Persephone, which launches its fall season each September.
- Globe Theatre (Regina’s downtown): Minutes from several Boardwalk communities, the Globe’s theatre-in-the-round experience is unique and makes for a perfect night out.
- Broadway Theatre (Saskatoon): Near our Broadway-area communities, this historic theatre showcases live music, indie films, and cultural festivals throughout the fall.
Classic Fall Fun: Pumpkins, Mazes, and Cider
- Black Fox Farm & Distillery (Saskatoon): Just outside the city, Resident Members can pick pumpkins, sip award-winning craft gin or cider, and enjoy a true Prairie fall farm experience.
- Pumpkin Hollow (Regina): Only 15 minutes from Boardwalk’s Regina communities, this family farm offers pumpkin picking, a corn maze, hayrides, and a petting zoo — perfect for a weekend outing.
- Batoche National Historic Site: For those looking to combine history and fall beauty, Batoche (about an hour from Saskatoon) offers scenic trails and historic tours in the crisp autumn air.

Local Sports and Community Spirit
- Saskatoon Blades Hockey (SaskTel Centre): Easily accessible from our Saskatoon communities, Blades games are a great way for Resident Members to feel the buzz of live hockey.
- Regina Pats Hockey (Brandt Centre): Just a short trip for Regina Resident Members, Pats games are family-friendly fun and steeped in hockey tradition.
- Saskatchewan Roughriders (Mosaic Stadium): Riders games are fall staples in Regina. Even if you don’t have tickets, downtown comes alive on game days, with plenty of places near Boardwalk buildings to watch and cheer.
Cozy Nights at Home, Made Better by Fall
- Local Coffee Shops: Resident Members in Saskatoon’s Broadway area can grab pumpkin spice lattes or apple ciders from places like Calories Restaurant or Venn Coffee Roasters. Regina Resident Members can check out 33 1/3 Coffee Roasters or Everyday Kitchen for seasonal treats.
- Decor and DIY: Many nearby dollar stores and home shops carry affordable fall décor — pumpkins, string lights, and scented candles — so Resident Members can bring the autumn atmosphere right into their apartments.
- Neighbourly Connections: With Boardwalk communities located near universities, parks, and downtown cores, fall is a great time to invite neighbours over for a movie night, potluck, or game night.

Final Thoughts
From pumpkin patches and harvest markets to hockey games and theatre nights, fall in Saskatchewan offers something for everyone. For Resident Members living in Boardwalk communities across Saskatoon and Regina, the best of autumn is never far from home.
At Boardwalk, we believe our communities are more than just places to live — they are hubs of connection, celebration, and belonging. This fall, we encourage our Resident Members to step outside, explore, and enjoy everything that makes Saskatchewan so special in the season of change.