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In Siksikakowan: The Blackfoot Man, filmmaker Sinakson Trevor Solway crafts a deeply personal and visually stunning exploration of Indigenous masculinity through the voices and lived experiences of Blackfoot men. Set within the historic Blackfoot Confederacy, the film moves between moments of tenderness, resilience, humour and vulnerability, revealing the complex identities men navigate within family, culture, language and community. Through poetic imagery and intimate storytelling, Siksikakowan challenges colonial stereotypes and offers a rare insider perspective on what it means to be an Iindigenous man today. Rooted in the landscapes and spirit of the Prairies, the film celebrates connection, kinship and cultural continuity while opening space for reflection on masculinity, belonging and healing in a modern world.
In Siksikakowan: The Blackfoot Man, filmmaker Sinakson Trevor Solway crafts a deeply personal and visually stunning exploration of Indigenous masculinity through the voices and lived experiences of Blackfoot men. Set within the historic Blackfoot Confederacy, the film moves between moments of tenderness, resilience, humour and vulnerability, revealing the complex identities men navigate within family, culture, language and community. Through poetic imagery and intimate storytelling, Siksikakowan challenges colonial stereotypes and offers a rare insider perspective on what it means to be an Iindigenous man today. Rooted in the landscapes and spirit of the Prairies, the film celebrates connection, kinship and cultural continuity while opening space for reflection on masculinity, belonging and healing in a modern world.
In Siksikakowan: The Blackfoot Man, filmmaker Sinakson Trevor Solway crafts a deeply personal and visually stunning exploration of Indigenous masculinity through the voices and lived experiences of Blackfoot men. Set within the historic Blackfoot Confederacy, the film moves between moments of tenderness, resilience, humour and vulnerability, revealing the complex identities men navigate within family, culture, language and community. Through poetic imagery and intimate storytelling, Siksikakowan challenges colonial stereotypes and offers a rare insider perspective on what it means to be an Iindigenous man today. Rooted in the landscapes and spirit of the Prairies, the film celebrates connection, kinship and cultural continuity while opening space for reflection on masculinity, belonging and healing in a modern world.
In honour of National Garden Days, Interfaith Food Bank Society of Lethbridge isopening the gates of the Interfaith Learning Garden!
Come enjoy a free BBQ, get creative with fun garden-inspired crafts, and browse our POP-UP Helpful Hobbies Market — featuring beautiful handmade goods made by our volunteers in the Helpful Hobbies Program. Proceeds go directly to the Interfaith Food Bank.
Free drop in play program for families with children under 8 to create, design and play using construction materials provided by facilitor. Children will explore concepts like building, patterns, gravity, stability, balance and shape. Incorporation of some STEM activities.
Are you Lethbridge’s top adult speller? Want to find out? Join us on Friday, June 19th at Theoretically Brewing as we host our third annual adult spelling bee and Library fundraiser, BuzzWords!
Registration fee is $10 per contestant. Contestants will be able to purchase up to four optional second chance bonuses, at $5 each. Each bonus may be used once. Bonuses are:
Skip The Word: Skip the word that’s been given to you, and move onto the next word on the list.
Ask The Audience: Ask one audience member for help, with a 30 second time limit.
30 Seconds with a Dictionary: Spend 30 seconds with the official dictionary.
Bee Sting: Pass your word to another contestant of your choice. If they spell it incorrectly they are eliminated. If they spell it correctly you are eliminated.
Planning on joining us in the audience? You can participate, too! Buy a Save-A-Speller button for $10 to save an eliminated speller. Buttons will be limited to the number of spellers registered, and will be available at the doors.
Doors open and speller sign-in starts at 6:30 pm. All spellers must be signed in by 6:50 pm, or your spot may be forfeited. The Bee will begin at 7:00 pm, and will continue until only one speller remains.
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City Hall 910 4 Avenue South Lethbridge, AB T1J 0P6
