Hop aboard for a one-of-a-kind day trip to the Manitou Beach Chainsaw Carving Festival on Saturday, August 9, 2025—an unforgettable event where creativity meets the roar of chainsaws in a lakeside setting like no other! The festival only happens once every two years and is a fundraiser for the community.
Travel in comfort by motorcoach to the vibrant resort village of Manitou Beach, nestled along the mineral-rich shores of Little Manitou Lake. Upon arrival, dive into the excitement of the festival where master chainsaw carvers turn giant logs into awe-inspiring sculptures in real time.
Festival highlights include:
You’ll also have free time to explore the area—walk the scenic boardwalk, dip your toes in the lake, or visit the historic Danceland.
Whether you're a lover of art, nature, or unique local experiences, this day trip offers the perfect mix of excitement and relaxation.
Learn more about the festival.
Seats are limited—reserve your spot today!
DEPARTS FROM REGINA
Nov 16 to Nov 18
South Beach Casino & Resort, in Scanterbury, is located just 30 minutes North of Winnipeg, Manitoba on Highway 59. The 40,000+ square foot casino is entirely smoke free and offers over 550 slot machines.
Nov 25 to Nov 27
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Nov 29
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Dec 2 to Dec 4
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Dec 3
This $30 million dollar facility is a First Nation's economic development project between the Yorkton Tribal Council & SIGA with 250 machines, you will be able to find a machine that you will enjoy.