Events - Colonsay



✨ How to Join the Colonsay QR Riddle Hunt ✨

The adventure begins August 20-21, 2026 — a free, all‑ages quest filled with invisible dragons, trolls, gargoyles, leaf creatures, and 29 riddles hidden across real Colonsay places and the surrounding prairie.

How It Works

  • On August 20, a QR Code will appear on this webpage and places around town.
  • Scan it to open MemoryKPR, the magical app where all riddles will be posted.
  • You’ll find 25 riddles in town and 4 bonus riddles in the four cardinal directions (you'll want to use a vehicle for those).

How to Claim a Riddle

At each location, you’ll see a QR Code sign. To prove you solved it:

  1. Take a selfie beside the sign.
  2. Upload it to MemoryKPR.
  3. Where it says "Add to Story" (choose - upload from your camera) Include your first name and the riddle number. That’s how the app knows who truly conquered each creature‑guarded clue.

Event Details

  • Free
  • All ages welcome
  • A map of in‑town riddles will be added here closer to the start date
  • Prizes awarded August 21, 2026 at 7:30 PM
  • Location:
    Colonsay Swimming Pool during the Midnight Swim

Ready to Begin?

Charge your phone, gather your courage, and prepare to outsmart dragons, charm gargoyles, and impress the leaf creature. Your quest starts August 20 — may your selfies be heroic and your riddles well solved.


Congratulations Shantel Sabiston!


Our community is proud to celebrate Shantel on becoming a 2026 National Champion with Team Saskatchewan. The team competed in Saskatoon from August 4–8, defeating Team Atlantic 56–0 in the semifinal before going on to defeat Quebec 24–3 in the championship game.


What an incredible accomplishment and a wonderful opportunity to represent Saskatchewan on the national stage! 


Left: is from the 2025 WWCFL Championship we played at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton.


Right:  is from the 2026 WWCFL championship played at SMF Field in Saskatoon. The Saskatoon Valkyries are 11x WWCFL champions with this last one making it 6 in a row.


This was Natasha Englot's third season with the Valkyries (2019, 2025, 2026) and Shantel's second (2025, 2026) but Shantel previously played for the Regina Riot after her high school career. 


The Saskatoon Valkyries beat the Edmonton Arctic Pride 40-7 in the 2026 WWCFL final. 


Our community is proud to celebrate sisters Natasha Englot and Shantel Sabiston. They helped the Saskatoon Valkyries defeat Edmonton Arctic Pride 40-7 in the WWCFL final. This was the team's 6th straight and 11th all time Championship win.


https://www.saskatoonvalkyries.com/


Notice on the BOTTOM - righthand corner? "OPEN FULL CALENDAR" click that to view the entire month. :)