Lights… camera… Lethbridge!

The City of Lethbridge and Economic Development Lethbridge are excited to launch Screen Lethbridge. The new initiative puts the city on the map for creative arts. It also makes the filming process clear, accessible and filmmaker-friendly.

A new City of Lethbridge initiative is turning everyday security features into unexpected canvases for public art. The public art pilot project will see vinyl wraps installed on two sets of roll shutters in the downtown.

Monday, September 1 is Labour Day. The City of Lethbridge will have service level changes.

A collaborative art project has breathed new life into the southwest corner of Galt Gardens.

Monday, August 4 is Heritage Day. The City of Lethbridge will have service level changes.

We’re painting the next chapter of Lethbridge’s Public Art story.

This builds on the original 2012 plan to reimagine how public art can enrich civic life through inclusion, placemaking and cultural vibrancy. 

A new mural, in the pedestrian underpass near Father Leonard Van Tighem School, is highlighting the creativity of local youth.

The City of Lethbridge is investing more than $1.2 million to help local non-profits create more inclusive, accessible and welcoming spaces for residents.

The upcoming municipal and school trustee election just got a little more colourful—and a lot more fun!

The City of Lethbridge is teaming up with local school divisions to launch an “I Voted” sticker contest. The contest invites Lethbridge K-12 students to design the stickers that voters will receive during the upcoming election in October.