Join us for our FREE Lunch & Listen concert on Friday, September 4, from 12:15 - 1:00 p.m. in the Casa Community Room, featuring "Melody Mosaic" with performances by Conservatory of Music Faculty. 

Celebrate the heart and heritage of Latin cultures at Latin Festival 2026, taking place on Saturday, September 5^th, 2026, at Galt Gardens in Downtown Lethbridge from 12 – 6 PM. This vibrant annual celebration will bring the community together for an unforgettable day filled with music, dance, food, art, and family-friendly activities that highlight the rich traditions and diversity of Latin culture. Admission is FREE! Whether you are part of the Latin community or simply want to enjoy great music, food, and culture, Latin Festival 2026 is a celebration you won’t want to miss.

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.

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.

Christou Gallery
Resource/Resist
September 18, 2026 – January 9, 2027

Curator: Katie Marie Bruce

Works from the ULethbridge Art Collection

Hess Gallery
Reduction/Relief
September 25, 2026 – January 16, 2027

Curator: Josephine Mills

Mentor and Guest Curator: Katie Marie Bruce

Artists: Sidney Frenette-Ling, Luka de Haan, Emily Metherel, Bree Potuzak, Cassandra Williamson

Reduction/Relief is a mentored engagement experience that focuses on emerging artists who will benefit from research and engagement with the extensive holding of prints in the University of Lethbridge Art Collection. The title refers to terms found commonly in print media and speaks to the experience of emerging artists: “Reduction” draws on the loss of facilities, support, and research options that post-undergraduate artists encounter; “Relief,” therefore, denotes how providing access to specialized facilities and dialogue with mentors and peers, as well as access to the ULethbridge Art Collection, will encourage the production of new work.

Inspired by the layers of process evident in printmaking, the goal of this project is to generate productive ‘chatter’ — initially small yet increasingly generative connections and conversations between participants, faculty and staff.

Katie Marie Bruce will be a mentor for this project, selecting art for viewing from the collection, leading workshops in the Faculty of Fine Arts printmaking studio, and supporting artists as they develop new bodies of artwork for exhibition in the Hess Gallery under the title, Reduction/Relief (September 25, 2026 – January 16, 2027).  A concurrent exhibition of selected prints from the ULethbridge Art Collection, titled Resource/Resist, will be displayed in the satellite site, the Helen Christou Gallery (September 18, 2026 – January 9, 2027).

Exhibition launch Friday, September 25, 4 - 6 pm.

Snacks and refreshments provided.

Christou Gallery
Resource/Resist
September 18, 2026 – January 9, 2027

Curator: Katie Marie Bruce

Works from the ULethbridge Art Collection

Hess Gallery
Reduction/Relief
September 25, 2026 – January 16, 2027

Curator: Josephine Mills

Mentor and Guest Curator: Katie Marie Bruce

Artists: Sidney Frenette-Ling, Luka de Haan, Emily Metherel, Bree Potuzak, Cassandra Williamson

Reduction/Relief is a mentored engagement experience that focuses on emerging artists who will benefit from research and engagement with the extensive holding of prints in the University of Lethbridge Art Collection. The title refers to terms found commonly in print media and speaks to the experience of emerging artists: “Reduction” draws on the loss of facilities, support, and research options that post-undergraduate artists encounter; “Relief,” therefore, denotes how providing access to specialized facilities and dialogue with mentors and peers, as well as access to the ULethbridge Art Collection, will encourage the production of new work.

Inspired by the layers of process evident in printmaking, the goal of this project is to generate productive ‘chatter’ — initially small yet increasingly generative connections and conversations between participants, faculty and staff.

Katie Marie Bruce will be a mentor for this project, selecting art for viewing from the collection, leading workshops in the Faculty of Fine Arts printmaking studio, and supporting artists as they develop new bodies of artwork for exhibition in the Hess Gallery under the title, Reduction/Relief (September 25, 2026 – January 16, 2027).  A concurrent exhibition of selected prints from the ULethbridge Art Collection, titled Resource/Resist, will be displayed in the satellite site, the Helen Christou Gallery (September 18, 2026 – January 9, 2027).

Exhibition launch Friday, September 25, 4 - 6 pm.

Snacks and refreshments provided.

Step 'n Stride, our annual walk for Parkinson's, is heading to Henderson Lake Park on Saturday, September 19th. Join us to help raise much-needed funds and bring awareness for Parkinson Disease and Atypical Parkinsonism, which affects more than 1 in 500 people across Canada, and over 15,000 Albertans. 

Step 'n Stride is for everybody! Walk with us and choose between our 1 and 3 km options. We'll bring out the BBQ and all the fun-filled, inclusive, family friendly weekend activities! Share support, laughter, fresh air, great food, and entertainment while being a part of the Parkinson's community.

You can register today at stepnstride.com!

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.

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.