Whitefish and pickerel are marketed by Native American co-operatives. Saskatoons', berries similar to blueberries, are used for jams, jellies and 'Saskatoon pie', eaten with fresh country cream. Other wild berries include pinchberries and cranberries which make a tart and tangy jelly, ideal with wild fowl meals. A good selection of restaurants can be found in all the province's cities and major towns catering to all tastes and budgets. Alcohol is sold only in licensed stores, licensed restaurants, cocktail lounges, dining and beverage rooms.
Retail outlets operate throughout the province.
The best times for nightlife are during the annual summer fairs held regularly in all the major towns. The days of the settlers and cowboys are re-created with people dressing in costumes and eating traditional foods. The emphasis changes in each town and according to the time of year, but the largest is in the capital, Regina, a festival lasting several days - Buffalo Days . There are many small craft stores that offer pottery, silkscreens, rock jewellery, potash clocks, embroidered leather and denim. Jan 20 Annual Snowmobile Rally.