Event Calendar

Free drop in play program for parents/caregivers and children under 6

Free drop in play program for parents/caregivers and children under 6.

Bring your lunch and listen to musical performances featuring musicians from the University of Lethbridge Music Department, the Conservatory of Music and Lethbridge community. Admission is free and everyone is welcome to attend!

• March 7: Oye & Parker Piano Duo (Deanna Oye and Brad Parker)
• April 4: Percussion Pieces (Layton Hiebert & Guests)
• May 2: Ventus Women's Choir (Regan Brooks, Artistic Director)
• June 6: FOURtitude Piano Ensemble (Deanna Oye, Carolyn Herrington, Cheryl Emery-Karapita and Brad Parker, piano)
• September 5: A Melody Mosaic (Conservatory Voice Faculty)
• October 3: Wander West (traditional Celtic music and beyond)
• November 7: Suites & Treats (Cheryl Emery-Karapita & Carolyn Herrington, piano)
• December 5: Christmas by Candlelight  (Jaimee Jarvie, Tanner LaPointe and more, voice & piano)

Our Lunch & Listen Concert Series is funded by Community Event Support Grant through the City of Lethbridge.

Free drop in play program for families with children under 10. STEM activities, Lego and building centres available.

Celebrate the legacy of local legend and theatre icon, Fran Rude, with a special musical tribute. A director of many past theatre shows and musicals, Fran worked with over 500 performers over 50 years. This unforgettable evening will feature past performers reprising Fran's favourite pieces from her illustrious theatre career, accompanied by orchestral and big band musicians from her shows.

Tickets $50 each, available at the Ticket Centre starting August 5, 2025.

All proceeds go towards scholarships with the Lethbridge Music and Speech Arts Festival.

Produced by the Rotary Club of Lethbridge Sunrise.

Free drop in play program for male caregivers, dads, grandpas, uncles etc and children under 10.

Free drop in play program for parents/caregivers and children under 6.

Fire Prevention Week is October 5 – 11 

Lithium-ion batteries power many of the devices we rely on every day, but if they’re not used or disposed of properly, they can create a serious fire risk. During this year’s Fire Prevention Week, Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services (LFES) encourages residents to take action and ‘Charge into fire safety!’ 

The 2025 campaign highlights three important steps: 

1. Buy certified products: anything that uses a lithium-ion battery needs to have Canadian safety marks such as CSA, ULC or ETL. 
    
2. Charge devices safely: always use the charging cord and power supply that came with the product. Charge on a hard, non-combustible surface – never on beds, couches or under pillows. Unplug devices once fully charged. 
    
3. Recycle batteries responsibly: never put lithium-ion batteries in the garbage or blue bin, as they can start fires. Take used batteries and devices to approved recycling locations. 

Lithium-ion batteries are everywhere, from phones and laptops to e-bikes, power tools and toys. While convenient, they can also pose a serious fire risk if improperly handled. By following these simple steps, residents can reduce the risk of dangerous battery fires and help keep our community safe. 

Outreach Events

LFES is hosting several outreach events during Fire Prevention Week: 

• Nord-Bridge Seniors Centre, October 7, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.  
• Park Place Mall, October 8, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
• Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization (LSCO), October 9, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.  

The outreach events will offer information on fire safety, batteries and smoke alarms and a chance to win a draw for a fire extinguisher. Residents can also connect with Fire Prevention Officers, ask questions and learn more about protecting their homes.