Event Calendar

Are you a Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) living in southern Alberta? Join our free information session to learn about pathways to Permanent Residency (PR) and get your immigration questions answered!

The afternoon info session will include a Q&A with a team of knowledgeable immigration lawyers in Lethbridge. You will have the opportunity to ask your immigration questions in a group setting.

Please pre-register online in order to attend: https://find-your-path.eventbrite.ca

Don't miss this unique learning event, the first of its kind in Lethbridge! Registration is individual and unique to you—if you have a friend or colleague who would like to join, please share the link so they can register themselves.

If you have any questions, please email Gregory at GRabus@LFSfamily.ca.

Anyone who identifies as Indigenous is welcome to attend a photo session at Lethbridge Polytechnic on Oct. 23 at 2:30 p.m. in Andrews 1807.

Those who attend the photo session and provide a short testimonial of why they are proud to be Indigenous will receive a $50 gift card.

This is part of a Ninastako-led research project to prevent misinformation about Indigenous people, culture and language. The photos and testimonials collected on this day will be part of a coffee table book to share with others who want to learn more about Blackfoot culture and many other Indigenous cultures.

We will also have a second session on Oct. 30 at 2:30 p.m. at Lethbridge Polytechnic in Andrews 1807.

If you have any questions, you are welcome to contact Kris Hodgson-Bright via cell phone 403-360-7473 or kris.hodgson-bright@lethpolytech.ca

Tickets are on sale now! We invite you to join us for the Once Upon a Childhood Gala - an elegant evening celebrating childhood positively with care, dignity, and hope. Tickets are available here: https://aurora-ab.ca/qr/e50b7641-1e32-4f2e-a47e-2093a2fbd4eb/ Held during Child Abuse Prevention Month, the Once Upon A Childhood Gala, reflects our collective responsibility to protect and value childhood through sustained, compassionate action. The Once Upon A Childhood Gala presented by The Cooperators - Engler Agencies will benefit the Aurora Child and Youth Advocacy Centre.

This event will:

☁️ Honour childhood without sensationalizing harm.

☁️ Invite engagement without pressure.

☁️ Balance beauty with purpose.

☁️ Create moments guests remember positively.

Vox Musica Choral Society is excited to present their first concert of the season, "I'tamoh'kani'pyotsii / A Joyful Gathering of Song" featuring works by Cree-Dene composer, Sherryl Sewepagaham. This concert will offer Lethbridge audiences music and stories of the land. This will be the third biennial choral celebration hosted by Vox Musica Choral Society. Celebrating voices from across our Lethbridge community, the event will bring community choirs together with elementary, middle and high school choirs as well as local collaborations with our Blackfoot community. Held October 19-24 this six day residency will be facilitated by Sherryl Sewepagaham, who is from Little Red River Cree Nation, Northern Alberta. Sherryl has gained recognition for her work as a Cree singer and composer and is in demand internationally for sharing Indigenous musical pedagogies. This joyful gathering will bring together approximately 300 youth and adults from Lethbridge's singing community who will take part in individual group workshops, massed choir sessions, and a final concert at Southminster United Church which will be open to the public. For those who are interested in hearing choral music that is powerfully original, this concert is not to be missed. Tickets are available in advance at Eventbrite, voxmusicalethbridge.org, CASA, or at the door on the day of the event. Adults $25, Students $15, Children under 12 free with an adult.

A special evening for daughters ages 0-99 to enjoy with their father or father figure. Guests will be welcomed into a memorable evening of connection, refreshments, music, photos, and special moments together. Formal attire is requested.

Ticket proceeds help support the cost of hosting the event, including refreshments, event delivery, and accessibility support for families.

Important Event Information:
- Tickets must be purchased in advance
- No tickets will be sold at the door
- Entry is through a valid QR code only
- Children must attend with their father or father figure
- No drop-offs permitted
- This is an alcohol-free event

Purchase your tickets here! 

Join Curator & Exhibitions Manager Adam Whitford for a tour of the Gallery’s current exhibition Asterisms: Water Ways. This tour is by donation, free for Gallery members.

Join Curator & Exhibitions Manager Adam Whitford for a tour of the Gallery’s current exhibition Asterisms: Water Ways. This tour is by donation, free for Gallery members.

Anyone who identifies as Indigenous is welcome to attend a photo session at Lethbridge Polytechnic on Oct. 23 at 2:30 p.m. in Andrews 1807.

Those who attend the photo session and provide a short testimonial of why they are proud to be Indigenous will receive a $50 gift card.

This is part of a Ninastako-led research project to prevent misinformation about Indigenous people, culture and language. The photos and testimonials collected on this day will be part of a coffee table book to share with others who want to learn more about Blackfoot culture and many other Indigenous cultures.

We will also have a second session on Oct. 30 at 2:30 p.m. at Lethbridge Polytechnic in Andrews 1807.

If you have any questions, you are welcome to contact Kris Hodgson-Bright via cell phone 403-360-7473 or kris.hodgson-bright@lethpolytech.ca

Seniors are invited to join us for a free tour of our newest exhibition Asterisms: Water Ways by Rachael Chaisson and Rita McKeough. We will begin with a guided tour of the exhibition, followed by complimentary coffee, tea, and refreshments.