Event Calendar

Every Big Leaguer started somewhere. And that somewhere usually started with Tee-Ball! Sign up your little sluggers for The Tee-Ball Jamboree sponsored by Little League Alberta.

The Tee-Ball Jamboree is a part of the Canadian Grand Slam of Baseball Showcase and Festival taking place in Lethbridge on May 29th and 30th and is sure to engage first year players and parents in the game of tee-ball to ensure participation in the great game of baseball for years to come.

 Designed for first-time ballplayers, the Jamboree focuses on skill-building, teamwork, and creating unforgettable memories on the field. Families can enjoy a festival-style atmosphere with plenty of smiles, energy, and excitement as future stars take their first swings at Spitz Stadium. It’s the perfect way to celebrate the next generation of baseball in Alberta. 

Participants of the Tee-Ball Jamboree will also be invited for an on the field parade prior to the Lethbridge Bulls game vs Swift Current on Friday May 29th and have to meet Toronto Blue Jays great Kevin Pillar. 

Saturday May 30th parents can attend an information symposium that will cover the advantages of playing Tee-Ball and Little League and will help them guide not only their child's but also their associations growth in the great game of baseball. While parents are listening to all of the important stuff kids will be able to watch a movie to keep them distracted for a couple hours.

Kids registered for the Tee-Ball Jamboree will receive the following:

-Ticket to the Bulls game May 29th vs Swift Current, be on the field for the National Anthem, run the bases after the game and have their picture taken with Kevin Pillar

-Little League Alberta Souvineer

-Commemorative T-Shirt

-Parents Talk and kids movie

-Tee-Ball Kids Fun Day including on the field instruction, dunk tanks for kids to dunk their coaches, lunch and a whole lot more!

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The Prairie Qualifier will bring together the best baseball players under 19 from Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba to Spitz Stadium! Hosted by the Prairie Baseball Academy and Vauxhall Academy, these teams will play to determine who will represent the Prairies at the Road to Okotoks Baseball Canada National Championship and play for the chance to win the Morneau Cup. The Road to Okotoks is Baseball Canada’s ultimate showcase of talent, competition, and championship spirit.

The Girls Got Game Kids Camp is coming to Lethbridge this May, offering young athletes an exciting opportunity to learn, play, and grow their love of baseball in a fun and supportive environment. Hosted at Yoshinaka Field on May 29 (1:00–4:00 PM) and May 30 (10:00 AM–1:00 PM), this camp is part of the Canadian Grand Slam Baseball Showcase and is designed to inspire the next generation of players. Participants will develop their skills through hands-on instruction, drills, and game play, all while learning from experienced players and coaches from the Lethbridge Bulls and special guest retired Toronto Blue Jays standout Kevin Pillar. Whether your child is new to the game or looking to sharpen their abilities, Girls Got Game delivers an unforgettable baseball experience focused on confidence, teamwork, and having fun on the field.

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All participants in the Girls Got Game Kids Camp will receive the following:

-On field instruction with Kevin Pillar, the Lethbridge Bulls coaching staff and players

-A Girls Got Game Camp T-Shirt

-1 ticket to the Lethbridge Bulls game May 29th vs Swift Current

-Autographed photo of Kevin Pillar

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The Canadian Grand Slam of Baseball Festival transforms Spitz Stadium and area into a full-scale celebration of baseball, community, and summer fun. Alongside elite on-field competition, fans can enjoy a lively festival atmosphere featuring, pancake breakfasts, BBQ's, a stage with live performances from local bands, a lineup of local food trucks, and interactive experiences for all ages. Kids can burn off energy in the bouncy castle zone, while fans of all ages can step up to the radar gun and test their pitch speed. Adults can relax and take in the action in the beer gardens, showcasing a selection of Southern Alberta breweries. Designed to be family-friendly, energetic, and welcoming, the festival brings together sport, entertainment, and community all in one unforgettable experience during one of the biggest baseball events in Western Canada.

Stay tuned to our Social Media accounts to stay up to date on all of the Grand Slam of Baseball Events once they become available.

Get outside & get active this spring! 

Join staff from Good Movement to discover a variety of traditional Indigenous games.  

May 30  | 1:30pm - 3:30pm | at the Helen Schuler Nature Centre

Ages 11-15 | Cost: $5

Register Online: https://leisure.lethbridge.ca

or Call the Nature Centre: 403-320-3064

Head to Lethbridge’s best birding sites with local bird enthusiast Ken Orich to learn about the birds of spring! 

*Meet in a different Lethbridge park each morning. 

Session dates: May 30 &/or May 31 | 9:00am - 10:30am 

$10 per session | Ages 16+ 

Call to Register: 403-320-3064

The Prairie Qualifier will bring together the best baseball players under 19 from Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba to Spitz Stadium! Hosted by the Prairie Baseball Academy and Vauxhall Academy, these teams will play to determine who will represent the Prairies at the Road to Okotoks Baseball Canada National Championship and play for the chance to win the Morneau Cup. The Road to Okotoks is Baseball Canada’s ultimate showcase of talent, competition, and championship spirit.