Saint-Laurent, Quebec, is the official twin city of Lethbridge. The two communities entered a formal city-to-city twinning arrangement in 1967 as part of a Canadian Centennial project to promote cultural and social relationships between Eastern and Western Canada. Exchanges occur annually, alternately involving seniors and students. In 2023, the City of Lethbridge and the Borough of Saint-Laurent will be hosting an exchange for citizens 55 years and older.

To honour the memories of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls across Canada, the City of Lethbridge and several community partners will be hosting a fireside connection.

Join us for the annual Jane’s Walk festival in Lethbridge May 5-7!

Collaboration and community are at the heart of a partnership which has seen several City departments and community partners work to create a warm ‘welcome home’ to new immigrants.

The City of Lethbridge recognizes the value of special events and the contribution they make to the vitality of our community. 

The Re-Imagine Downtown Activation Grant provides financial support for businesses, entrepreneurs, organizations and community-minded individuals to implement initiatives, events, and/or programs that activate the Downtown district.

​Lethbridge is home to an impressive and ever-growing collection of public art, and the City's Public Art program has been incredibly busy with the completion of multiple projects over the past year.

If you've been to a concert at the ENMAX Centre (formerly the Canada Games Sportsplex) since it opened in 1975, chances are you've been to a show promoted by Ron Sakamoto. Monday evening, in front of his family and close friends, Ron Sakamoto's legacy and ongoing commitment to Lethbridge was honoured with the unveiling of a new dedication wall at the ENMAX Centre.

As Lethbridge gets ready to welcome more than 100 teams from across the province for the Alberta Treaty Hockey Games this week, there will be a unique public art installation helping the tournament skate smoothly.