Make a dinosaur skeleton, then take the pattern home to make dinos of any size.

www.enmaxcentre.ca

Vibrant characters, silly situations, and delightful surprises make "It's Munsch Time" a magical theatre experience, recommended for ages 8 and under (as well as the young at heart...).

"Carnival" features audience favourites from previous music-comedy revue shows, plus all-new songs and antics to thrill and delight.

Vibrant characters, silly situations, and delightful surprises make "It's Munsch Time" a magical theatre experience, recommended for ages 8 and under (as well as the young at heart...).

Daleen, Andrea, Renee or Abigail

Pregnant? You deserve a Doula!

Come find out more about what Doulas do, who we are, and what resources and services we offer. Plus connect with other pregnant couples!

Check out our website at http://www.footprintsfamilyhaven.com

"Carnival" features audience favourites from previous music-comedy revue shows, plus all-new songs and antics to thrill and delight.

Amnesty International Lethbridge

Join us for our first letter writing circle of the new year! Free refreshments - children welcome. Free public event - this is your chance to join Amnesty International and work for human rights!

"Carnival" features audience favourites from previous music-comedy revue shows, plus all-new songs and antics to thrill and delight.

Vibrant characters, silly situations, and delightful surprises make "It's Munsch Time" a magical theatre experience, recommended for ages 8 and under (as well as the young at heart...).

"Carnival" features audience favourites from previous music-comedy revue shows, plus all-new songs and antics to thrill and delight.

Vibrant characters, silly situations, and delightful surprises make "It's Munsch Time" a magical theatre experience, recommended for ages 8 and under (as well as the young at heart...).

"Carnival" features audience favourites from previous music-comedy revue shows, plus all-new songs and antics to thrill and delight.

Vibrant characters, silly situations, and delightful surprises make "It's Munsch Time" a magical theatre experience, recommended for ages 8 and under (as well as the young at heart...).

"Carnival" features audience favourites from previous music-comedy revue shows, plus all-new songs and antics to thrill and delight.

Vibrant characters, silly situations, and delightful surprises make "It's Munsch Time" a magical theatre experience, recommended for ages 8 and under (as well as the young at heart...).

"Carnival" features audience favourites from previous music-comedy revue shows, plus all-new songs and antics to thrill and delight.

A weekend of indoor radio control racing. Racers from all over will be racing there cars. Call for more info.

Vendors & Exhibitors of Antiques, Toys, Collectibles, Coins, Etc. Contact us for table or booth rental or other information.

A weekend of indoor radio control racing. Racers from all over will be racing there cars. Call for more info.

Vendors & Exhibitors of Antiques, Toys, Collectibles, Coins, Etc. Contact us for table or booth rental or other information.

A weekend of indoor radio control racing. Racers from all over will be racing there cars. Call for more info.

: In 1912, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote the seminal dinosaur adventure novel, "The Lost World". In 1925, after seven years of preparation, tests and filming, the story came to the silver screen as the first feature-length dinosaur film. Cory Gross takes you through the fascinating process of bringing "The Lost World" to life, and then sit back for the screening of the historic movie.

The Karl Schwonik Quartet will be on a 23 city cross-Canada tour in January promoting my new CD 'Visions from the Farm'.  Chris Andrew is playing piano in the group, Kodi Hutchinson is on bass, Brent Mah is on sax and Karl Schwonik playing drums.

The CD will appear on Chronograph Records in Calgary and the tour is supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, Alberta Foundation for the Arts, and Alberta Music Industry.

TICKET PRICES: $60.00 & $90.00

"Good Time" is a honky-tonk jam that kicks off Alan Jackson's new Arista Nashville album for a tremendously easygoing yet edgy five minutes-plus. It's a Friday night country tune sung by a dog-tired guy who has worked straight through the week yet doesn't want to sleep -- not now; not when "all the conditions are right," as Jackson sings, for something sweeter. The guy has cashed his check, cleaned his truck, picked up his girl across town, and as the sun goes down, he's heading out for some fun -- some beer, some Bocephus, some relief.

Jackson's new collection -- for which he wrote all seventeen songs -- is named 'Good Time,' as well. Loose, inventive, traditional, high-spirited, sad, intense, laid-back, clear as a bell, the album is a great Alan Jackson hang. "I guess I felt like I needed something that wasn't entirely a big, heavy album," says Jackson, whose last release, 2006's profoundly acclaimed Like Red on A Rose was an adventurous exploration of country-soul with producer Alison Krauss.

As a songwriter, Jackson always has been a little tricky to classify. His work is a hybrid of Nashville professionalism and personal expressiveness: His songs offer the hummable polish of the most expert Music Row copyrights at the same time that they expose the personal interiors that listeners associate with the work of self-contained singer-songwriters.

In the end, what you keep coming back to with Alan Jackson and his work is something that artists in any musical field might envy: balance. He is a dedicated, informed country classicist unafraid of the new. He is a first-rate songwriter who doesn't insist on singing only his own songs. He writes "heavy" songs about love and the world but also writes "light" songs that refuse to go light-headed. He wants to do what he wants to do but he also considers how his fans feel about things. He's won every award in the book but doesn't let that be the end of his creative stories. The effortless range of Good Time recalls the work of Hank Williams -- who, as Jackson says, knew a thing or two about balance and keeping things creatively together. "He'd write uptempo 'Jambalaya,' 'Mind Your Own Business.' But then he'd write ballads and do religious songs and gospel things. He did all that stuff, and it all worked."

With Good Time, Jackson says, "Keith and I just wanted to go in there and have fun making a record. We wanted to make a country record with the songs we wanted. My life is very wonderful, and I'm happy, and I think a lot of that reflects on my songwriting now. It's a good place. I don't feel like I need to prove or earn anything. I just want to make good music that I like and that I feel like people who buy my records might like. That's the bottom line, right there."

As country bottom lines go, Jacksonis among the most successful and respected an entertaining and talented performer with a legion of devoted fans.

Join the Galt for this very special celebration of the Scottish poet's birth. Try haggis, join in on the songs, and enjoy performances by the Lethbridge Highland Dancers and Lethbridge Scottish Country Dance Club, all followed by a Scotch Tasting, led by Kyle Baines of Andrew Hilton Wine and Spirits [tickets for Scotch Tasting at the event].

This year we also honor long-time supporter Stewart Christie.

You don't have to be Scottish to attend!

Tickets go on sale JAN 02 and at the door if not already sold out.

Admission $3/$1* | free for children 6 and under

* annual pass holders rate

We are planning a rally in front of the Conservative MP's riding office here in Lethbridge, Alberta at noon on the 23rd. of January.  We will carry a coffin labelled Democracy along the street in front of the office at 255 8th St S., Lethbridge, Alberta.  Bring your signs, black armbands and Canadian flags. This rally has been started by the Lethbridge NDP membership, but all are welcome. 

Leslie Hall

Discover how dinosaurs in movies and our scientific understanding of them evolved together in this movie history journey.

Southern Alberta's largest bridal show is coming to the Yates Centre Sunday January 24, 2010.  Two rooms of spectacular displays, complimentary Today's Bride Magazines, wedding planners, an awesome stage production bridal fashion show, door prizes galore and a chance to win a $1000 cash prize.  Free for brides, grooms, and their guests.  Register on line a lethbridgeweddings.com.  By phone Gwen 403 345-4796 or at a participating business

We would like to inform you of a really awesome fundraiser for Haiti that the Grade Four students at Galbraith Elementary are hosting.

Spaghetti Suppper

When: Thursday January 28th

Where: Galbraith School Gym

When: 5:00-6:30

Cost:  $5 dollars for a large plate and $3 for a small plate.  All dinners will include garlic bread and dessert. 

All proceeds will support Relief in Haiti through the Canadian Red Cross.

Contact Us at:

Galbraith School

1801-8th Ave A North

Lethbridge, AB

T1H 1C5

Tele: 403 327-3653

Fax: 403 327-1975

Tickets on Sale until 3:30p.m Wednesday January 27, 2010

Thanks for your support,

Trena Benson and Kristy Nelson

Galbraith Grade Four Teachers

See the premiere of Amnesty International's "Demand Dignity" film, to launch the Dignity Campaign. Learn about local organizations working to alleviate poverty. This event is jointly hosted by Amnesty International and the Lethbridge Public Library.