REGINA — The Regina Cemetery Tours are back for 2025, offering a haunting blend of history, folklore and true crime beginning June 6.
This year’s season includes weekly guided tours every Friday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. through September, and every Sunday in October from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Tour organizers say this year’s programming dives deeper into the city’s forgotten or lesser-known stories, with new monthly themes introduced for returning visitors.
June will focus on the Regina Cyclone, featuring the graves of 17 victims — including some unmarked or mismarked — as well as a look at a supposed connection to the RMS Titanic.
In July, tour-goers will hear tales of the Regina Riot, a headline-grabbing 1950s murder suspect, a deadly man-made epidemic, and a notorious Freemason.
August brings back one of 2024’s most popular tours, highlighting women from Regina’s earliest days, including Catherine Sheldon-Williams and Rosie Schmidt.
September’s tours will explore true crime exclusively, sharing stories of love triangles, police killings, executions and even rumours of witchcraft — content organizers say may not be suitable for children.
October will centre on pandemics that struck Regina, such as the Spanish flu, smallpox, typhoid and tuberculosis.
Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for seniors. Children under 12, along with teachers and educational staff, can attend for free. Tickets are available online or at the gate.
More information, including the full schedule, is available at .
