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Join S.H.A.R.P. Society and learn how to snowshoe. Free for any recovering addict to attend. (Event date may be changed or cancelled pending weather, Please check our social media for any changes or updates to the event.)
Experience Malanka, a Ukrainian New Year's Celebration, hosted by Troyanda Ukrainian Dance Club of Lethbridge on Saturday January 17th, 2026 in the Grand Ballroom of the Sandman Signature Lodge Hotel!
This event is a fundraiser in support of Ukrainian dance and culture in Lethbridge.
Enjoy a dance performance by Troyanda, indulge in a traditional Ukrainian dinner prepared by Prime Catering, and dance the evening away to Ukrainian band, Absolute of Calgary. Other activities include a silent auction, 50/50 cash draw, exclusive Troyanda shotglasses, Vinok/Poyas (Heads and Tails) for children and adults.
Experience Malanka, a Ukrainian New Year's Celebration, hosted by Troyanda Ukrainian Dance Club of Lethbridge on Saturday January 17th, 2026 in the Grand Ballroom of the Sandman Signature Lodge! Enjoy a night out with family and friends.
Enjoy a dance performance by Troyanda, indulge in a traditional Ukrainian dinner prepared by Prime Catering, and dance the evening away to Ukrainian band, Absolute of Calgary. Other activities include a silent auction, 50/50 cash draw, exclusive shotglasses, Vinok/Poyas (Heads and Tails) for children and adults.
The meal will showcase Ukrainian foods with our meal including Baba Kay's Perogies from Claresholm AB and Stawnichy's cabbage rolls.
Tickets are on sale until January 16th, 2026 on Eventbrite. Thank you for supporting Ukrainian culture in Lethbridge!
"There's no bad weather, only bad clothing" - Swedish proverb
Come in from the cold and spend a cozy evening with Musaeus String Quartet as they perform music from Scandinavia, full of icy themes and ancient melodies.
Immerse yourself in Edvard Greig's String Quartet in G minor, where the compser masterfully mixes Nordic folk music with thick romanic orchestral textures, then try to keep yourself from dancing to a selection of rollicking Viking songs arranged for string quartet.