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  • Reconciliation Week - Appreciation vs Appropriation September 23, 2026

    In the spirit of reconcilliation, we welcome you to join Shelley Kirkvold for an engaging and thought provoking session exploring the difference between appreciation and appropriation, and how we can all play a part in building culturally respectful communities.

  • How to Learn French for Immigration in Canada September 23, 2026

    There is no better way to improve your chances for working and staying in Canada than by learning la langue française. Come and learn from people who have succeeded! With the right planning and attitude, learning French is possible and even fun!

    In this evening presentation, you will learn:

    • WHY French improves your chances of getting Permanent Residence

    • HOW knowing French can get you a work permit

    • HOW to prepare for the French language exams

    • WHERE to learn French in Lethbridge

    • Get REAL ADVICE from people who have successfully learned French for immigration

    No registration necessary! Email questions to GRabus@LFSfamily.ca.

  • SINGsational - Find Your Voice September 23, 2026

    NEW. This 6 week program is your weekly dose of joy, creativity and confidence. Whether you are looking for a place to sing again or want to experience a cappella harmony you are welcome here. Do something for you and your voice. Learn new vocal skills and meet other amazing women. Music fee $20. No other commitment. Register: saccord.contact@gmail.com. For more information see our website.

  • BIG IDEAS: ARTIST TALK Mural Mentorship with Jill Stanton & Kennedy Chinn September 24, 2026

    BIG IDEAS: ARTIST TALK Mural Mentorship with Jill Stanton & Kennedy Chinn
    September 24 | 6:30 – 8:00 PM | Community Meeting Room, Lethbridge Public Library Main Branch

    Professional mural artist Jill Stanton from Edmonton will be joined by Lethbridge emerging artist Kennedy Chinn to share their experience developing the murals for the City Centre Terminal (Lethbridge Regional Park ‘n’ Ride Transit Terminal) under a mentorship model.  Jill will share how she brought to life the concept for her towering To and From mural, as well as what the process was like for her as a mentor, and Kennedy will share how she developed new skills through working under Jill's mentorship on her Passing Spaces mural.

    This talk will take place in the Community Meeting Room of the downtown library at 6:30pm on September 24. Please RSVP online. Guests are encouraged to take the short walk down the street afterwards to view the two murals. 

    BIG IDEAS is an ongoing series of artist talks connecting the community with public art and artists. Supported by the Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge. 

  • Reconciliation Week - Wellness Seminar September 25, 2026

    In the Spirit of Reconcilliation we invite you to join us for a day of learning, reflection, networking, and meaningful dialogue as we work together to build a better undersatdnign of repsect and reconcilliation.

    Topics include:

    Respecting our Elders

    Allyship

    Raising Strong Resilient Children

    Wellness and Healing

    To register please email: echo.nowak@lethbridge.ca

  • Cultural Canvas Workshop Series with Tandin Wangchen and Ryen Korea Bennett September 26, 2026

    Join us for Cultural Canvas, a series of workshops led by artists featured in the BIPOC Foundation’s DigiArts Festival. This year we are thrilled to host two painting workshops led by Tandin Wangchen and Ryen Korea Bennett. 

    Masking techniques for abstract painting with Tandin Wangchen
    1:00 PM - 2:30 PM

    Through this workshop, participants will learn techniques to create complex abstract compositions with acrylic paint. 

    Abstract Landscape Painting with Ryen Korea Bennett 
    2:30 - 4:00 PM

    The workshop will teach about the use of colour to build a landscape, working with a limited colour palette, using simple shapes and colour placement to create depth.

    This workshop is open to all ages! All materials are provided for these hands-on workshops. Participants are welcome to join one or both sessions. Space is limited and available on a first-come-first-serve basis. To register, please complete this form or email Heather Kehoe, Program & Event Coordinator, hkehoe@saag.ca.

    These workshops are free to attend and presented as part of the BIPOC Foundation’s DigiArts Festival. 

  • City Showcase September 28, 2026

    Curious about what's happening around Lethbridge?

    Join us in the City Hall foyer on Monday, September 28, from 3 to 6 p.m., for our City Showcase! This is a free, drop-in event where residents can learn about City of Lethbridge plans, projects and progress directly from the people leading the work.

    Explore displays and connect with City staff and members of City Council. Learn about the City's Capital Budget process, progress at the airport, water and wastewater treatment upgrades, recycling program changes and other projects shaping our community.

    The City Showcase highlights projects and initiatives that support Lethbridge's growth, infrastructure and quality of life. Whether you're interested in how public funds are invested, major infrastructure projects or improvements to City services, the event offers an opportunity to learn more about the work happening across our community and what's planned for the future.

    The City Showcase focuses on sharing information about active initiatives. The next Community Conversation will take place on January 28, 2027, at the VisitLethbridge.com Arena. That event, as in years past, will provide a broader opportunity for residents to engage with City departments and Council.

  • Electric Elton - The Music & Legacy of Elton John September 28, 2026

    Attention Elton John fans! Don’t miss Electric Elton – The Music & Legacy of Elton John - arriving in Lethbridge for the very 1st time on September 28, 2026 @ 7 pm!

    This unforgettable stage production stars talented vocalist and pianist Sean Trombley, whose powerful and heartfelt performance captures the spirit of Elton John in his 1970s prime. Sean’s incredible voice, paired with a spectacular live band, stunning multimedia visuals, dazzling costumes, and vibrant dancers will transport you back in time. 

    Get ready to sing, dance, and relive the magic of Elton’s greatest hits like Rocket Man, Tiny Dancer, Benny & The Jets, Crocodile Rock, Your Song, and many more fan favorites. 

    Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to Elton’s music, this show promises to lift your heart and stir your soul.

    📣 Here’s what our fans are saying  🫶
    “OUTSTANDING!!!! Extremely talented musicians, singers and dancers! This gentleman should have played Elton John in the movie! He is that good! Will definitely see this show again.” 
    –Bob McKay - Maple Ridge, BC 
    “Fabulous show, start to finish. Super talented group. “ –Reckless, A Tribute to Bryan Adams - Vancouver, BC 
    “Keep shining! Your tribute to Elton John is truly fantastic. I highly recommend seeing these guys! Fantastic singing and fantastic band!” –Laurie Webb – Surrey, BC

    Follow Electric Elton on Facebook and Instagram @TributeToEltonJohn and online at iLoveEltonJohn.com.

  • Buffalo Spirit Games September 30, 2026

    Join the Lethbridge Sport Council just north of Nicholas Sheran School for the Buffalo Spirit Games on September 30th, a day of sport, culture, learning and community in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Everyone is invited to come together to participate, connect, and experience a variety of activities throughout the day. 

    The day includes Give It a Try activities, running event, a lacrosse tournament, cultural activities, an artisan market, a Blanket Exercise, and more. 

    Learn More & Register - Visit the Lethbridge Sport Council Buffalo Spirit Games webpage for information and registration for the Give It a Try events, runs, and lacrosse tournament. 

  • NATIONAL DAY OF TRUTH & RECONCILIATION: COMMUNITY JINGLE DRESS PROJECT September 30, 2026

    NATIONAL DAY OF TRUTH & RECONCILIATION: COMMUNITY JINGLE DRESS PROJECT
    September 30 | 1–3 PM | Rotary Square, Casa


    This National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Allied Arts Council is inviting our community to come together through art, culture and collective action. 

    Join us for the creation of a Community Jingle Dress, a collaborative project that will bring local artists and community members together to create something that reflects connection, culture and community. Serene Weasel Traveller, a local Indigenous artist and designer, will guide the project, sharing their knowledge and helping ensure the process is culturally respectful and meaningful. Everyone is welcome to take part, learn, and create a jingle that will be added to the dress.  Join us at Casa and Rotary Square as we honour the spirit of Orange Shirt Day and take part in creating something together—one piece, one connection and one step toward reconciliation at a time. 

    This project is facilitated by the Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge during Arts Days Lethbridge, and provincial and national Culture Days activities.