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Upcoming Events
Coffee with a Cop
Coffee with a Cop brings community members together for informal conversation with local law enforcement. This casual gathering at the Lethbridge Senior Citizen Organization diner offers residents a chance to meet Constable Dana Holland and build relationships with police in a relaxed, accessible setting.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group—Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 2
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9-13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The program runs August 10-14 and August 17-21, 2026, at Lethbridge ICA. Activities include mindfulness, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games.
Brain Games with Building Brains Together
Building Brains Together hosts an afternoon of brain games at the Lethbridge Seniors Citizen Organization. This interactive event is designed to engage participants of various ages with cognitive challenges and activities. A great opportunity for community members to exercise their minds and socialize.
Small & Tall Branch: Crossings Branch
Small & Tall is a drop-in program at Lethbridge Public Library for children ages 0–5 and their caregivers. The session features songs, rhymes, and stories designed to build early literacy skills while offering parents and caregivers a chance to connect with others in the community.
Ready, Set, Read! – WATER Branch: Main Branch
Ready, Set, Read! is a summer reading program at Lethbridge Public Library's Main Branch designed to help children practice reading skills during school break. The program meets Tuesday mornings and provides a supportive environment for young readers to stay engaged with books.
Sit 'n Stitch: Crossings Branch
Sit 'n Stitch is a weekly drop-in crafting program at Lethbridge Public Library's Crossings Branch. Join other knitters and crocheters for Tuesday and Saturday afternoons. This community-led program welcomes crafters of all skill levels to work on projects and socialize.
Sit 'n Stitch: Crossings Branch
Sit 'n Stitch is a weekly drop-in program at Lethbridge Public Library's Crossings Branch where adults gather to knit, crochet, and socialize. Meetings are held every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon. No experience level required—crafters of all abilities welcome.
Improv Communication Camp
A week-long improv and communication skills camp for youth ages 12 and up at the Cardston Civic Centre. Led by experienced instructors Alysha Bennett and Rebecca Burnham, participants play games while developing acting and communication skills. No theatre experience required. Three sessions run August 10–28, 2026, Monday–Friday, 1–4pm. Family rate $200 per session.
Sit 'n Stitch: Crossings Branch
Sit 'n Stitch is a weekly drop-in crafting program at Lethbridge Public Library's Crossings Branch. Knitters, crocheters, and other fiber artists gather to work on projects and socialize. The program meets every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon, welcoming crafters of all skill levels.
Bike to the Bookmobile Branch
Lethbridge Public Library invites teens to bike to the Bookmobile on Tuesday, August 11 from 1:30–2:30 p.m. Participants can explore the mobile library collection and work on summer reading challenge goals in a shaded outdoor setting. A fun way to combine outdoor activity with literacy.
Bike to the Bookmobile Branch
Teen program hosted by Lethbridge Public Library. Participants bike to the Bookmobile and work towards summer reading challenge goals in a shaded outdoor setting. Event runs from 1:30–2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, August 11. Open to teens interested in reading and outdoor activity.
Bike to the Bookmobile Branch
Lethbridge Public Library's Teen program invites young readers to bike to the Bookmobile branch. Participants can relax in the shade and work toward summer reading challenge goals. This regular library program combines outdoor activity with reading engagement.
Cardston Farmers Market
The Cardston Farmers Market launches at the Ice Arena, featuring over 30 vendors offering fresh baking, local produce, and handmade items. Support local growers, bakers, and artisans in your community.
Afternoon Tea at the Cobblestone Manor
Cobblestone Manor hosts a weekly afternoon tea experience every Tuesday from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Cardston. Enjoy a pot of tea and homemade treats for $6.25. Optional horse-drawn carriage rides through the Remington Carriage Museum are available outside the venue for $6 adults and $4 children.
D&D for Teens
Teens are invited to join a Dungeons & Dragons adventure at Lethbridge Public Library's Main Branch. This recurring Tuesday evening program offers a chance to explore collaborative storytelling and fantasy gaming in a community setting. No prior D&D experience required.
D&D for Teens
Lethbridge Public Library hosts Dungeons & Dragons for teens at the Main Branch. This tabletop adventure game session is designed for young players and runs Tuesday evenings. A great way for teens to develop creativity, problem-solving, and social skills in a structured library setting.
D&D for Teens — Lethbridge Public Library Main Branch
Dungeons & Dragons for teens at Lethbridge Public Library Main Branch. This tabletop gaming program offers teens an epic adventure experience in a library setting. Sessions run Tuesday evenings from 5:45–7:45 p.m. A great way for teens to engage in collaborative storytelling and strategic gameplay.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group—Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 3
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children ages 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. Activities include mindfulness practice, expressive arts, basketball drills, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games. Two-week sessions run August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026 at Lethbridge ICA.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group — Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 3
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children ages 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. Two-week sessions in August 2026 feature mindfulness practice, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and indigenous games. Held at Lethbridge ICA.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group - Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 3
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9-13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. Sessions run August 10-14 and August 17-21, 2026 at Lethbridge ICA. Activities include mindfulness, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games. Register at 226-792-8433 or charity@ginoozhe.com.
Makerspace 101
Makerspace 101 is a guided introductory session at Lethbridge Public Library's Makerspace. Learn how to use equipment and create a free customized item. Perfect for adults new to the makerspace who want hands-on instruction before using the facility independently.
New Student Campus Tours
New student campus tours at Centre Core provide incoming students an opportunity to explore the campus and get familiar with facilities before the academic year begins. The tours are scheduled for August 12, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
Makerspace 101
Lethbridge Public Library offers Makerspace 101, a guided 45-minute introduction to makerspace equipment at the Main Branch. Participants learn how to use each piece of equipment and create a free customized item. Ideal for anyone curious about makerspace but unsure where to start.
Makerspace 101
Makerspace 101 is a guided introductory session at Lethbridge Public Library's Adult Makerspace. Learn how to use the equipment and create a free customized item. Perfect for beginners curious about makerspace tools and capabilities.
Small & Tall Branch: Main Branch
Small & Tall is a drop-in program at Lethbridge Public Library's Main Branch for children ages 0–5 and their caregivers. The session features songs, rhymes, and stories designed to build early literacy skills while providing an opportunity for parents and children to connect with others in the community.
Improv Communication Camp
Improv Communication Camp offers youth ages 12 and up a week of improv games and theatre skills at the Cardston Civic Centre. Led by experienced facilitators, the camp develops confidence, quick thinking, and communication abilities through interactive activities. No prior theatre experience needed. Three sessions run in August 2026.
SGS Summer Series: Stay on Track – Finish Summer Strong Work Session
SGS Summer Series hosts a work session focused on helping graduate students maintain productivity and motivation during summer months. Participants will explore strategies for staying on track, managing changing schedules, and sustaining progress on research and thesis work. Part of an ongoing summer support program.
VolunTEAM Meetings
VolunTEAM Meetings bring together Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization volunteers for socializing, networking, and community building. Led by the Volunteer Coordinator, participants can share feedback, ask questions, and learn about upcoming volunteer opportunities at the LSCO.
International Youth Day
The YMCA celebrates International Youth Day with free community activities, an obstacle course, and pool entertainment. The event runs from 2 to 8 p.m. at the Cor Can Raay YMCA, featuring activities for youth of all ages, including a DJ and pool games. Family-friendly and open to the community.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group - Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 4
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. Activities include mindfulness practice, expressive arts, basketball drills, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games. Two week-long sessions run August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026, at Lethbridge ICA.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group: Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 4
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9-13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The program combines mindfulness practice, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games. Two-week sessions run August 10-14 and August 17-21, 2026 at Lethbridge ICA.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group – Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 4
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The program combines mindfulness practice, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games. Sessions run August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026, at Lethbridge ICA.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group—Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 4
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children ages 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. Activities include mindfulness, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and indigenous games. Sessions run August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026 at Lethbridge ICA. Register via phone or email.
Community Links On Site
Community Links provides on-site information, referrals, and application assistance for finances, employment, housing, and related services. Hosted by the Lethbridge Senior Citizen Organization, the event is open to community members seeking support and guidance with practical life resources.
Improv Communication Camp
Improv Communication Camp offers youth ages 12+ a week of improvisation games and theatre exercises to build confidence and communication skills. No prior experience needed. Led by Alysha Bennett and Rebecca Burnham, sessions run Monday to Friday, 1–4 pm at Cardston Civic Centre. Three sessions available in August 2026, $200 per family.
Mobile Food Support
The Lethbridge Food Bank brings a mobile food distribution to the LSCO parking lot to address food insecurity in the community. Free fresh food available to everyone regardless of income, with no application process. First come, first served while supplies last.
OUT @ the Library
OUT @ the Library is a community event taking place during Lethbridge Pride Fest on August 14, 2026. The event appears to celebrate LGBTQ+ community and culture in connection with the library and broader Pride celebrations in Lethbridge.
Flights of Fantasy: Crossings Branch
Flights of Fantasy: Crossings Branch is a creative writing group for adult fantasy and science fiction writers. Hosted by Lethbridge Public Library on Thursday evenings, the group provides a space for writers to connect, share work, and develop their craft in a supportive community setting.
Flights of Fantasy: Crossings Branch
Flights of Fantasy: Crossings Branch is a writer's group for adults interested in fantasy and science fiction. Meeting at Lethbridge Public Library, this recurring Thursday evening program brings together local writers to discuss craft, share work, and build community around the genre.
Flights of Fantasy: Crossings Branch
Flights of Fantasy: Crossings Branch is a writer's group for adults interested in fantasy and science fiction. Hosted by the Lethbridge Public Library, the group meets Thursday evenings to discuss, workshop, and develop speculative fiction. Open to writers of all experience levels.
Off the Record
Off the Record is a free youth sports night hosted by Lethbridge Police Service and Lethbridge Fire/EMS at Legacy Park. The event features soccer and basketball activities designed to build positive connections between young people and first responders. Snacks and water provided. Registration required.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group – Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 4
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. Sessions run August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026, at Lethbridge ICA. Activities include mindfulness, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games. Register at 226-792-8433 or charity@ginoozhe.com.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group - Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 4
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. Two one-week sessions (August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026) feature mindfulness, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games at Lethbridge ICA. Register via 226-792-8433 or charity@ginoozhe.com.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group – Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 4
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children ages 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The program combines mindfulness, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games. Two one-week sessions run August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026, at Lethbridge ICA.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group: Ginoozhe Mental Health Day Camp
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group is a self-compassion and mental health program for children ages 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The week-long camp at Lethbridge ICA combines mindfulness, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games. Sessions run August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026.
Improv Communication Camp
Improv Communication Camp offers youth ages 12+ a week of improvisation games and theatre exercises designed to build confidence and communication skills. No experience necessary. Led by Alysha Bennett and Rebecca Burnham at Cardston Civic Centre. Three sessions run in August 2026 (Aug 10–14, Aug 17–21, Aug 24–28), Monday to Friday, 1pm–4pm. Family rate $200 per session.
OUT @ the Library Branch: Crossings Branch
OUT @ the Library Branch is a teen-focused evening hosted by Lethbridge Public Library's GSA in partnership with OUTreach Southern Alberta. Teens from Lethbridge and the area are invited to connect with peers, enjoy snacks, and access free queer literature in a welcoming community space.
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Spencer Adamus
Spencer Adamus performs live stand-up comedy at Good Times Comedy Club in downtown Lethbridge. The show is scheduled for August 15, 2026. Tickets are available through the Showslinger booking platform.
C4 Gran Fondo Road Bike Race
The C4 Gran Fondo is a road cycling event hosted by the Cardston Community Cycling Club on August 15, 2026. Riders experience southern Alberta's scenic routes with wide shoulders and minimal traffic, with views of Waterton and Chief Mountain. All proceeds support the local bike park. Volunteers organize the fully community-run event.
C4 Gran Fondo Road Bike Race
The C4 Gran Fondo is a road cycling event organized by the Cardston Community Cycling Club on August 15, 2026. Riders experience scenic routes through southern Alberta with views of Waterton and Chief Mountain. All proceeds support the local bike park. The volunteer-run event welcomes cyclists of various abilities.
C4 Gran Fondo 2026
The C4 Gran Fondo is a road cycling event hosted by the Cardston Community Cycling Club in Cardston, Alberta. Riders experience scenic routes with smooth shoulders and minimal traffic, with views of Waterton and Chief Mountain. All proceeds support the local bike park. The volunteer-run event takes place August 15, 2026.
C4 Gran Fondo Road Bike Race
The C4 Gran Fondo is a community road cycling event in Cardston featuring routes through southern Alberta's scenic landscape with views of Waterton and Chief Mountain. Organized by the Cardston Community Cycling Club and run entirely by volunteers, 100% of proceeds support local bike park development. Registration is now open for the August 2026 event.
NCS Taiko & Minyo Dancing Performance
The Nikkei Cultural Society presents Taiko drumming and Minyo folk singing at Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden. This 60-minute performance showcases traditional Japanese music and dance, featuring 30 minutes of powerful taiko drumming followed by heartfelt minyo melodies. Family-friendly and open to all, whether experiencing these traditions for the first time or as an enthusiast.
NCS Taiko & Minyo Dancing Performance
The Nikkei Cultural Society presents a vibrant performance of traditional Japanese Taiko drumming and Minyo folk singing at Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden. The one-hour show features 30 minutes of energetic taiko drumming followed by 30 minutes of traditional storytelling through song. Admission required; weather-dependent venue.
NCS Taiko & Minyo Dancing Performance
The Nikkei Cultural Society presents a performance of Taiko drumming and Minyo folk singing at Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden. The one-hour event features 30 minutes of powerful traditional Japanese drumming followed by 30 minutes of heartfelt folk melodies and storytelling. Family-friendly and open to all.
NCS Taiko & Minyo Dancing Performance
The Nikkei Cultural Society presents a performance of traditional Japanese Taiko drumming and Minyo folk singing at Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden. The one-hour event features 30 minutes of energetic Taiko drumming followed by 30 minutes of traditional Minyo melodies and storytelling. Open to families and community members of all ages. Admission required.
Cobblestone Manor Weekend Buffet
The Cobblestone Manor offers a weekend buffet every Friday and Saturday from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM in Cardston. The buffet features salads, fresh-baked buns, signature mains, and desserts, with a curated drink menu. A regular dining option for the community.
Cobblestone Manor Weekend Buffet
The Cobblestone Manor offers a weekend buffet Friday and Saturday from 5:00–8:00 pm in Cardston. The buffet features salads, fresh-baked buns, signature mains, and desserts, with a curated drink menu. A casual dining option for families and groups in the area.
Cobblestone Manor Weekend Buffet
Cobblestone Manor Restaurant in Cardston offers a weekend buffet featuring salads, fresh-baked buns, signature mains, and desserts. Open Friday and Saturday from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm, the buffet includes a curated drink menu. A casual dining option for families and groups in the area.
Cobblestone Manor Weekend Buffet
Cobblestone Manor Restaurant in Cardston offers a weekend buffet every Friday and Saturday from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm. The buffet features salads, fresh-baked buns, signature entrees, and desserts, with a curated drink menu available. A casual dining option for families and groups in the area.
Spencer Adamus
Spencer Adamus performs live at Good Times Comedy Club in downtown Lethbridge. The show is scheduled for August 16, 2026. Tickets are available through the venue's online ticketing system.
Spencer Adamus Live at Good Times Comedy Club
Spencer Adamus performs live at Good Times Comedy Club in downtown Lethbridge. This stand-up comedy show offers an evening of entertainment at a well-established local venue. Tickets available through Showslinger.
Street Wheelers — Jace's Donut Cruise
Street Wheelers Car Club hosts an evening cruise around Lethbridge featuring vehicles from local enthusiasts. The casual, social event welcomes car lovers of all experience levels to enjoy a scenic drive through the city.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group—Ginoozhe Mental Health
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. Two-week sessions in August 2026 combine mindfulness practice, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games. Held at Lethbridge ICA.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group – Ginoozhe Mental Health
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The program combines mindfulness, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and indigenous games over two one-week sessions in August 2026 at Lethbridge ICA. Registration required.
New Student Campus Tours
New Student Campus Tours at the Centre Core introduce incoming students to the University of Lethbridge campus. The two-hour evening tour on August 17 is designed to help new students familiarize themselves with facilities, resources, and campus layout before the academic year begins.
Improv Communication Camp
Improv Communication Camp runs three week-long sessions this August at Cardston Civic Centre. Youth ages 12+ develop improvisation and communication skills through games and acting exercises with facilitators Alysha Bennett and Rebecca Burnham. No theatre experience required. Family rate $200 per session; 15 spots available per week.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group – Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 2
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. Two-week sessions in August feature mindfulness practice, expressive arts, basketball drills, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games at Lethbridge ICA. Registration required.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group – Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 2
A self-compassion and mental health skills program for children aged 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The group combines mindfulness practice, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games. Sessions run August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026 at the Lethbridge ICA.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group - Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 2
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The program combines mindfulness practice, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games. Sessions run August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026 at Lethbridge ICA.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group - Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 2
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The two-week program combines mindfulness practice, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and indigenous games. Sessions run August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026 at Lethbridge ICA.
Fall D&D Therapeutic Group In-Person Sign Up and Information Sessions
Dungeons & Dragons Therapeutic Group holds an in-person sign-up and information session at Lethbridge Wellness Services. Learn how tabletop gaming is used as a therapeutic tool for mental health and community building. Open to interested participants of all experience levels.
Whoop-Up Days 2026 — Parade
The Whoop-Up Days parade kicks off the annual festival with a procession running from Park Place Mall through Downtown Lethbridge to Galbraith Elementary. The parade is free to watch along the entire route and features floats, marching bands, and community entries. A longstanding Lethbridge tradition marking the start of summer festivities.
New Student Campus Tours
New Student Campus Tours at Lethbridge College Centre Core offers incoming students and their families a guided introduction to the campus. Tours run from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on August 18, providing an opportunity to explore facilities, meet staff, and learn about college programs and student life.
Brain Games with Building Brains Together
Building Brains Together hosts a brain games event at the Lethbridge Seniors Citizen Organization. The one-hour session offers cognitive games and activities designed for mental engagement. Open to community members interested in brain health and interactive games.
Whoop-Up Days 2026
Whoop-Up Days 2026 celebrates over 125 years of Southern Alberta tradition at the Lethbridge Trade & Convention Centre. The five-day festival features a midway, live music stage, Siksikaitsitapi Pow Wow, family fun zone, marketplace, food trucks, beer gardens, and the Lethbridge & District Pro Rodeo. Free admission noon–3 PM on select days.
Improv Communication Camp
Improv Communication Camp offers youth ages 12 and up a week of improvisation games and theatre activities designed to build confidence and communication skills. No prior theatre experience needed. Three sessions run in August at Cardston Civic Centre, Monday to Friday, 1–4 pm. Family rate is $200 per session.
Cardston Farmers Market
The Cardston Farmers Market launches at the Ice Arena, featuring over 30 local and regional vendors. Browse fresh baking, local produce, and handmade items in a new community gathering space. Support local businesses and artisans in Cardston.
Afternoon Tea at the Cobblestone Manor
Cobblestone Manor offers a weekly afternoon tea experience every Tuesday from 2–3 PM. Enjoy a pot of tea and homemade treats for $6.25. Guests can enhance their visit with a horse-drawn carriage ride through the Remington Carriage Museum, departing from the venue. Adults and children welcome.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group—Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 3
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The program combines mindfulness practice, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games. Two week-long sessions run August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026 at Lethbridge ICA.
Boundary Blueprints: A Personal Growth Group
Boundary Blueprints is a free personal growth group for adults 18+ focused on developing skills to set and maintain healthy personal boundaries. Held at Lethbridge Family Services Counselling Office, the group provides peer support and education in a structured setting. Registration required by July 24, 2026.
New Student Campus Tours
New Student Campus Tours at Centre Core give prospective and incoming students a guided introduction to campus facilities and resources. The two-hour evening tour is designed to help students familiarize themselves with the university environment before classes begin in fall.
Improv Communication Camp
Improv Communication Camp offers youth ages 12 and up a week of improvisation games and theatre skills development at Cardston Civic Centre. Led by experienced instructors, the camp focuses on building confidence, quick thinking, and communication abilities through hands-on improv work. No prior theatre experience required. Three one-week sessions run in August 2026.
Free 15-Minute Lawyer Consultations
Free 15-minute legal consultations with lawyer Ausyn Anderson at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization. This is an accessible opportunity for community members to discuss legal questions with a professional. Book by calling LSCO at 403-320-2222.
Free 15-Minute Lawyer Consultations
Free 15-minute legal consultations with lawyer Ausyn Anderson at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization. Open to the public. Call LSCO at 403-320-2222 to book your appointment.
Free 15-Minute Lawyer Consultations
The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization hosts free 15-minute legal consultations with lawyer Ausyn Anderson on August 19th. Residents can book a consultation by calling LSCO at 403-320-2222. This is a practical community service offering accessible legal advice.
Free 15-Minute Lawyer Consultations
The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization offers free 15-minute legal consultations with lawyer Ausyn Anderson on August 19. This is an accessible opportunity for seniors and community members to receive legal advice. Book your consultation by calling LSCO at 403-320-2222.
New Student Campus Tours
New Student Campus Tours at Centre Core offer incoming students a guided introduction to the campus. The two-hour tour on August 20 provides an opportunity to explore facilities, ask questions, and familiarize yourself with the campus layout before classes begin.
Improv Communication Camp
Improv Communication Camp offers youth ages 12+ a week-long program combining improv games with communication and acting skills. No theatre experience required. Led by Alysha Bennett and Rebecca Burnham, the camp runs three sessions (Aug 10–14, Aug 17–21, Aug 24–28) from 1–4pm at Cardston Civic Centre. Family rate $200 per session.
Stitch the Rainbow: 2SLGTBTQIA+ and Allies Fiber Arts Club
Stitch the Rainbow is a drop-in fiber arts workshop for all skill levels hosted by the 2SLGTBTQIA+ and Allies Fiber Arts Club. Participants can knit, crochet, embroider, weave, or explore other fiber crafts in a welcoming, creative space. Materials are available to share, and there is no cost to participate. All ages welcome.
Stitch the Rainbow: 2SLGTBTQIA+ and Allies Fiber Arts Club
A drop-in fiber arts workshop for all skill levels, hosted by the 2SLGTBTQIA+ and Allies Fiber Arts Club at the Galt Museum & Archives. Participants can knit, crochet, embroider, weave, or explore other fiber crafts. Materials are provided or bring your own project. Free, all ages welcome, no registration required.
Stitch The Rainbow: 2SLGTBTQIA+ and Allies Fiber Arts Club
Stitch the Rainbow is a drop-in fiber arts workshop for 2SLGTBTQIA+ individuals and allies. Participants of all skill levels are welcome to knit, crochet, embroider, weave, or explore other fiber crafts in a welcoming community space at the Galt Museum & Archives. Materials are provided, and participation is free.
Stitch the Rainbow: 2SLGTBTQIA+ and Allies Fiber Arts Club
Stitch the Rainbow is a drop-in fiber arts workshop for 2SLGTBTQIA+ folks and allies. Participants of all skill levels create together using knitting, crochet, embroidery, weaving, and other fiber crafts. Free to attend, materials provided. All ages welcome. Held at Galt Museum & Archives.
Whoop-Up Days — Lethbridge & District Pro Rodeo (Night 1)
Night 1 of the Lethbridge & District Pro Rodeo, now in its 5th year. This top-paying Canadian rodeo features professional and world champion competitors. Gates open at 5:30 PM at the Grandstand. Rodeo tickets include same-day admission to Whoop-Up Days festival.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group - Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 4
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9-13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The program combines mindfulness practice, expressive arts, basketball drills, hoop dancing, and indigenous games. Two sessions run August 10-14 and August 17-21, 2026 at Lethbridge ICA.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group — Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 4
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children ages 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The program combines mindfulness, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and Indigenous games. Sessions run August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026 at Lethbridge ICA.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group – Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 4
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The week-long program combines mindfulness, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and indigenous games. Sessions run August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026 at the Lethbridge ICA.
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group – Ginoozhe Mental Health Day 4
Kimmapiiyipitssini Kids Group offers self-compassion and mental health skills for children aged 9–13, led by Blackfoot and Anishinaabe leaders. The program runs August 10–14 and August 17–21, 2026, at Lethbridge ICA with activities including mindfulness, expressive arts, basketball, hoop dancing, and indigenous games.
2026 Post-Secondary Pancake Breakfast
The 2026 Post-Secondary Pancake Breakfast brings together students, families, and community members at CASA in Rotary Square downtown. This casual gathering offers pancakes and a chance to connect with others heading into the post-secondary season. A straightforward community event in the heart of Lethbridge.
Tier 2 System Navigator Training
Tier 2 System Navigator Training hosted by Canadian Mental Health Association in Lethbridge. This professional development session is designed for individuals supporting clients through individualized services, referrals, and case management. Registration opens June 15, 2026. Organized through Lethbridge ICA.
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