The City of Lethbridge will mark Red Dress Day on Monday, May 5, to honour the memory of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and Two-Spirit+ (MMIWG2S+) people.

Lace up a pair of comfy walking shoes and step into the heart of your community! 

This year’s local Jane’s Walk events run May 2-4 and will cover a variety of topics and spaces, including public art, parks, historic sites, neighbourhoods, nature and more.

Friday, April 18 is Good Friday and Monday, April 21 is Easter Monday. The City of Lethbridge will have service level changes.

Downtown Lethbridge comes alive in 2025!

The Re-Imagine Downtown Activation Grant will support several events in the coming months.

The community is invited to help shape the future of public art in Lethbridge.

The City is updating our Public Art Master Plan. Passed in 2012, the Plan recognizes public art as a key part of Lethbridge's culture. The update will reflect the city's growth, changing public expectations and new trends in public art and planning.

Monday, February 17, 2025 is Family Day. The City of Lethbridge will have service level changes.

Get ready for a bigger, better and more accessible Canada Day in Lethbridge!

Beginning in July 2025, the City of Lethbridge and Lethbridge District & Exhibition (LDE) will combine forces to host Canada’s birthday. Some activities will stay at Henderson Lake Park (including the popular Kid Zone) while others will shift across the street to LDE.

The holiday season is almost upon us.

Wednesday, December 25 is Christmas Day. Thursday, December 26 is Boxing Day. Wednesday, January 1 is New Year’s Day.

The trio of statutory holidays means the City will have service level changes.

Lethbridge residents are invited to connect with Blackfoot culture and traditions on Saturday, December 21.

The Cavendish Farms Centre will once again host the Blackfoot Winter Solstice. The celebration recognizes and pays respect to the Blackfoot community in the form of a dedicated Indigenous art display and ceremony with local Indigenous leaders.

Another winter solstice is on the horizon. December 21 marks the start of winter and the day in the year with the fewest hours of daylight. It will be celebrated at the Blackfoot Winter Solstice and residents are invited to submit significant events for the 2024 Lethbridge Winter Count.