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Stitch, fold, paste, and paint your afternoon away at Crafternoon in the Gallery! We’ll have everything you need to dive into origami, collage, watercolour, and fibre arts—or feel free to bring along your own project. No experience needed—just come ready to create, relax, connect, and enjoy a free tea.
As part of Emergency Preparedness Week outreach, our team will be at the Nord-Bridge Seniors Centre to support residents in building simple, practical emergency preparedness habits.
This drop-in session is an opportunity to learn what to expect during an emergency and the steps to take now to stay safe and confident if one occurs.
Preparedness does not need to be complicated. Small steps taken today can make a meaningful difference when it matters most.
Be part of the University of Lethbridge’s 6th annual Oral History Storytelling Workshop through the Centre for Oral History & Tradition!
The Oral History Storytelling Workshop is designed for participants to get hands-on experience with oral history project design and interview techniques. Whether you are starting your first oral history project, or you are ready to enhance your skills as an oral history interviewer, the workshop’s guest speakers and instructional sessions have something to offer participants at a variety of levels and interests. The Oral History Storytelling Workshop welcomes anyone interested in oral history, including family historians and genealogists, public/community historians, researchers, community organizers, students, and academics.
The 2026 COHT Oral History Storytelling Workshop will be held virtually with synchronous meetings via Zoom on Thursdays from 12-2:45 p.m. MT (-6 GMT)for six weeks. Participants will meet once weekly to learn about oral history methods and theories, workshop practical oral history skills, and engage with practicing oral historians and esteemed guest speakers on a variety of contemporary topics.
As part of Emergency Preparedness Week outreach, our team will be at the LSCO to support residents in building simple, practical emergency preparedness habits.
This drop-in session is an opportunity to learn what to expect during an emergency and the steps to take now to stay safe and confident if one occurs.
Preparedness does not need to be complicated. Small steps taken today can make a meaningful difference when it matters most.
Join us at this come-and-go information session for individuals interested in volunteering with Emergency Social Services (ESS).
ESS volunteers play a critical role in supporting residents during emergencies and disasters. They help provide basic needs such as shelter, food and information when people are displaced from their homes.
This drop-in session offers the opportunity to:
Learn about the role of ESS during emergencies
Understand what volunteering involves and the types of support provided
Ask questions and speak directly with the team
Explore how to get involved and next steps
ESS is a key part of our community's ability to respond and recover. Volunteers help ensure Lethbridge is ready to support residents when it matters most.
