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LSCO Facility Tour
The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization hosts monthly facility tours on the first Wednesday of each month. Learn about programs and services offered to seniors in the community. No fee. Meet at the Administration Desk. RSVP preferred but not required.
COMPASS for the Caregiver
COMPASS for the Caregiver is a support program for people caring for loved ones with cancer. The program provides practical tools, emotional support, and peer connection in a welcoming community setting. Participants gain resources and reminders that they are not alone in their caregiving journey.
Rotary Club Breakfast
The Rotary Club of Lethbridge meets weekly for breakfast at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization. This recurring Thursday gathering is open to members and prospective community members interested in service-oriented volunteer work and networking.
Free Naloxone and Overdose Response Training
Free public training on naloxone administration and overdose response techniques. This one-hour session at the University of Lethbridge's Terrarium space provides practical harm-reduction education open to all community members. No registration required.
Winners Bingo
Winners Bingo at Lethbridge Community Bingo Hall runs weekly on Thursday afternoons starting at 12:15 pm with Early Birds and regular games. Eight progressive pots are available each session, including match ball, jackpot, and bonanza games. Revenue supports LSCO programs. Volunteers needed.
Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs (SACPA)
Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs (SACPA) is an independent, non-partisan forum meeting Thursdays at noon to debate local, provincial, national, and international issues. Open to the public and free to attend, SACPA promotes community engagement and citizen dialogue on matters affecting Lethbridge and Southern Alberta residents.
Free Naloxone and Overdose Response Training
Free one-hour training on naloxone administration and overdose response, hosted at the University of Lethbridge Student Learning Hub. Open to the public, this educational session provides practical skills and information for recognizing and responding to opioid overdoses.
Weekly Crib Night
Weekly crib game night at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization. Newcomers welcome. Free for LSCO members or $2 drop-in fee. Games run Thursday evenings from 8 to 10 pm in the card area. A casual, affordable way to play crib and connect with other players in the community.
Knitting, Crochet & More
Join the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization for a weekly knitting, crochet, and needlework group. Meet Thursday evenings to work on projects, socialize, and share ideas. Beginners welcome; supplies available to borrow. Annual membership and $11 yearly fee required. Drop-ins accepted.
Lego of Your Stress
Lego of Your Stress is a stress-relief workshop at the University of Lethbridge's Student Learning Hub. Participants can use Lego building as a mindfulness and relaxation activity. Open to students and community members seeking a creative break from daily pressures.
Paper Tole & Creative Arts Group
The Paper Tole & Creative Arts Group meets weekly at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization for crafters of all skill levels. Join others working on paper tole, painting, knitting, and other projects while socializing. Annual membership and LSCO membership required; supply costs are additional.
VolunTEAM Meetings
VolunTEAM Meetings are monthly gatherings for Lethbridge Senior Citizen's Organization (LSCO) volunteers. Held at the Atrium, these drop-in sessions provide an opportunity to connect with fellow volunteers, ask questions, and meet the Volunteer Coordinator. The meetings focus on community building and information sharing among the volunteer network.
Lethbridge Integrated Coordinated Access Annual Service Fair
Lethbridge Integrated Coordinated Access hosts its annual Service Fair at the Trade & Convention Centre. The event brings together community service providers, nonprofit organizations, and frontline workers for resource sharing, professional development, and collaborative conversations. Attendees can explore supports available in Lethbridge and discuss gaps and opportunities across the social services sector. Registration opens September 10th.
Empowering Women in Relationships – Therapy Group
An 8-week counselling group facilitated by registered professionals for women who have left relationships marked by imbalance, disempowerment, or abuse. Participants explore healthy relationship skills, boundary-setting, assertive communication, and self-trust. Held Tuesday mornings October 6–November 24, 2026 at Lethbridge Family Services. Free and open to all women aged 18+. Intakes begin September 2026.
Quilting Group
A weekly quilting group at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization welcomes members with basic quilting skills. Participants socialize, share ideas, and work on personal projects while also creating items for donations and raffles. Bring your own supplies; LSCO membership required.
LSCO Karaoke Group
The LSCO Karaoke Group meets Tuesday afternoons for singing and socializing at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization. Open to all, with a $2 drop-in fee for non-members or $30 annual membership plus LSCO fees. Participants are encouraged to bring their own microphone.
Donuts and Discussion (and Crafts) - Recovery Support Group
Donuts and Discussion is a recovery support group meeting in Lethbridge offering a welcoming space for community members. The informal gathering includes refreshments, conversation, and crafts. Meetings are held regularly and are open to anyone seeking peer support.
Donuts and Discussion (and Crafts) – Recovery Support Group
Donuts and Discussion is a recovery support group meeting in Lethbridge featuring refreshments, conversation, and craft activities. The group meets regularly and welcomes community members seeking peer support and connection in a casual, welcoming environment.
Free 15-Minute Legal Consultations
Free 15-minute legal consultations with local lawyer Austyn Anderson at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization. Open to the public, these sessions provide accessible legal guidance on a first-come, first-served basis. Held monthly on the second Wednesday. RSVP by calling 403-320-2222.
Rotary Club Breakfast
The Rotary Club of Lethbridge hosts a weekly breakfast meeting at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization. Open to community members interested in Rotary's service initiatives and local engagement. Meetings occur every Thursday morning.
Hearing Screening
Free hearing screening offered by Lethbridge Hearing Centre at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization. This monthly event provides no-cost hearing tests in a quiet room. Registration required by calling LSCO at 403-320-2222. Held the second Thursday of each month.
Winners Bingo
Winners Bingo at Lethbridge Community Bingo Hall runs weekly on Thursday afternoons starting at 12:15 pm with Early Birds and regular games. Eight progressive prize pots are available each session, including a guaranteed Jackpot game. Revenue supports LSCO Programs. Volunteers welcome.
Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs (SACPA)
The Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs (SACPA) is a non-partisan forum that meets Thursday afternoons to debate local, provincial, national, and international issues. Open to the public at no cost, SACPA meets approximately 40 weeks annually plus special sessions. The volunteer-moderated discussions encourage civic engagement and diverse viewpoints.
Mobile Food Bank Visits Campus
A mobile food bank will visit the college campus parking circle outside the main doors, offering food assistance to students and community members. The event runs for one hour in the evening, providing access to nutritious groceries and resources for those in need.