Free drop in play for parents and children under 5.  Play programs offers parents and children the opportunity to have fun and interact through different play areas such as water, sand, blocks, music, art and dramatic play center. All areas encourage children to explore and create with different materials and we ask that parents follow their child’s lead.

Free drop in play for parents and children under 5. Play programs offer parents and children the opportunity to have fun and interact through different play areas such as water, sand, blocks, music, art and dramatic play center. All areas encourage children to explore and create with different materials and we ask that parents follow their child’s lead.

Free

If you’re a high-school-aged youth looking to explore your artistic side in a warm and welcoming environment, join us at the Gallery for our drop-in Youth Art Club program.

Bring your own art to work on or make something here while also taking in a tour of the current exhibitions.  Supplies are provided and snacks and refreshments will be available.

Eligibility: High School age students (14-18)

What can you do with a paper roll tube?  How can we use this Lego block?  As children use self-expression, creativity and design they will be introduced to concepts in construction including gravity, patterns, cause and effect, stability, balance, and shape. We will also be incorporating some STEM activities. This free program is open to parents with children 2-12 years

D'Amazing Soccer Camp is BACK in Lethbridge!

What do you get when you mix soccer, cultural pride, and youth empowerment?

D'Amazing Soccer Camp—a one-of-a-kind summer experience for BIPOC youth ages 8+ (and open to all) happening right here in Lethbridge!

FREE “Give It a Try” Day

May 30, 2025 @ Nicholas Sheran Park

• Ages 8–14: 4:00–5:30 PM

• Ages 15+: 5:45–7:30 PM

Come kick the ball, meet the coaches, and feel the vibe—no pressure, just fun!

CAMP COHORTS

• Cohort 1: June 6 – July 25

• Cohort 2: August 1 – Sept 5

For ages 8–14 & 15+

Why Join?

• Pro-level coaching (dribbling, teamwork, game strategy)

• Confidence + leadership development

And the epic #Lethsdoit Tournament: July 25–27!

This is more than soccer—it’s a movement.

All youth ages 8+ are welcome

Register now and give your child a summer of growth, goals, and greatness.

Let’s make Summer 2025 unforgettable—together!

Come out and celebrate Dragon Boat Festival Day with us! After the celebration, you are invited to attend the Dragonboat Association of Southern Alberta's Open House.

If you have been wondering about what it's like to paddle in a dragon boat, this is your opportunity to try it!

Free

Looking for a fun and family-friendly activity on a Saturday afternoon? Visit the Gallery for Crafternoon in our Creativity Centre. This month we are excited to feature artist Michelle Sylvestre who will lead a workshop on how to make shrinky-dink keychains. Experiment with mark making on this throwback art project. All supplies are provided for this free program.

Michelle Sylvestre was born in Camrose, Treaty 6 Territory, Alberta, Canada in 1982. She completed an Art BFA (2017) and New Media MFA (2021), from the University of Lethbridge. Recently Sylvestre completed a public artwork consisting of thousands of handmade ceramic tiles at Legacy Park Pavilion commissioned by the City of Lethbridge and Allied Arts Council. As a multidisciplinary artist, her practice often focuses on the intersection of technology, craft, and identity, often employing traditional and digital mediums. Sylvestre is an artist and educator based in Lethbridge, Treaty 7 Territory, Alberta where she is a Sessional Instructor at the University of Lethbridge.

We would love you to join us in celebrating the Lethbridge Folk Club's 45th Anniversary

Join Coyote Creek Band as The Lethbridge Folk Club presents a fitting Round-up to close off our 45th Season.

Bringing live music to Lethbridge for 45 Years In the summer of 1979, various people involved in the
local music scene met around a table in Diamond City to formally start the Lethbridge Folk Club. 

Jim Mountain, Doug Snelling, Maureen Chambers, BarryHegland, Ross Beamer, Ian Burnett and others came 
together to start a club dedicated to their love of music, particularly acoustic music.
Little did they know that 45 years later, the legacy they began would be alive and well.

In addition to special guests and activities befitting this event, the Coyote Creek Band will play for our dance.

Coyote Creek Band has been playing in Southern Alberta for the last 24 years, from the Lacombe/RedDeer area to the Pincher Creek area.

They hosted the Jam in Longview for 14 hours and still managed to play festivals and many private events.

They are a unique Country Dance band that hopes everyone enjoys listening as much as we love performing for them. Our toe-tapping music is hard to resist on the dance floor. We are a five-piece band that appreciates what they do.