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Lapidary (Stonecrafters) Group
The Lapidary Group at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization teaches stonecrafting and jewelry making. Experienced instructors guide participants in safely using lapidary machines to create art with rocks and gems. Weekly Wednesday sessions require LSCO membership and a $36 annual fee, with additional supply costs.
Anger Awareness: A Personal Growth Group
Lethbridge Family Services offers a free personal growth group focused on anger awareness for adults 18+. Participants will learn about connections between anger, thoughts, and behavior, and develop practical coping skills. The group meets at the LFS Counselling Office. Register by September 21, 2026.
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 consultation slot.
COMPASS for the Caregiver
COMPASS for the Caregiver is a support program designed for people caring for loved ones with cancer. The session provides practical tools, meaningful connection, and community support to help caregivers navigate their journey. Registration is required.
Palliative Care Learning Sessions
The Lethbridge Senior Citizen Organization offers a series of educational sessions on palliative care delivered by health professionals. Learn how to provide meaningful support to those who are sick, dying, grieving, or caregiving. Open to everyone. Registration required.
#IAmRemarkable Workshop for Students for Pride Week
The #IAmRemarkable workshop invites students to participate in a one-hour session celebrating Pride Week. Held at the University of Lethbridge's Student Learning Hub in the Terrarium, the workshop promotes self-recognition and community belonging during Pride celebrations.
COMPASS for the Caregiver
COMPASS for the Caregiver is a four-week facilitated workshop for adults 55+ who are caregivers. Participants explore topics including grief, stress management, communication, navigating support systems, and future planning. Held at the Lethbridge Senior Citizen Organization.
Lego of Your Stress
Lego of Your Stress is a hands-on workshop at the University of Lethbridge's Student Learning Hub designed to help participants manage stress through creative building. The one-hour session offers a relaxing, interactive way to unwind using LEGO. Open to students and community members.
Recipes from the Archives: Stafford Family Cookbook
Recipes from the Archives explores the historic Stafford Family Cookbook at Galt Museum & Archives. Community Programmer Kristin Krein and Archives Assistant Bobbie Fox guide participants through heritage cooking and local food history. Prepare a featured dish, sample recipes from the past, and take home a cookbook. Adults and seniors, registration required.
StrongHER Hearts
StrongHER Hearts is a free educational class designed to help women understand heart health in a judgment-free environment. Held at Jim & Mary Kearl Library in Cardston, the class addresses common concerns and questions about cardiovascular wellness for women 18 and older.
The Safe Zone Workshop for Pride Week
The Safe Zone Workshop for Pride Week is a two-hour educational session designed to create inclusive spaces and support LGBTQ+ community members. Held at Richardson Oilseeds Room on the University of Lethbridge campus, the workshop welcomes all attendees interested in learning about allyship and creating safer environments.
Panel Discussion on Disability, Accessibility, and Employment
A panel discussion exploring disability, accessibility, and employment hosted by the Disability Employment Awareness Month Planning Group. Part of a three-event series featuring keynote speakers and community discussion, the event addresses workplace inclusion and accessibility for people with disabilities.
Empowering Women in Relationships - Therapy Group
An 8-week counselling group for women who have left imbalanced or abusive relationships. Facilitated by licensed professionals, the program covers boundary-setting, assertive communication, and rebuilding trust. Meets Tuesday mornings October 6–November 24, 2026. Free to attend. Registration opens September 2026.
Free Naloxone and Overdose Response Training
Free training on naloxone administration and overdose response hosted at the Terrarium in Lethbridge. This educational session covers life-saving techniques for recognizing and responding to overdose emergencies. Open to the public and designed to build community capacity in harm reduction and emergency response.
Lapidary (Stonecrafters) Group
The Lapidary Group, hosted by the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization, teaches stonecrafting and jewelry making using rocks and fine gems. Weekly sessions are led by experienced instructors who guide participants through safe machine operation and project completion. Annual membership and supply costs apply.
Fall Open House
Lethbridge Polytechnic hosts a Fall Open House for prospective students and the community. The event runs Wednesday evening, October 28th, offering campus tours, program information, and the chance to meet faculty and current students. Learn about diploma and degree programs available at the institution.
COMPASS for the Caregiver
COMPASS for the Caregiver is a support program for people caring for loved ones with cancer. The session offers practical tools, meaningful connection, and community support at Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden. Caregivers are invited to register and connect with others navigating similar experiences.
COMPASS for the Caregiver
COMPASS for the Caregiver is a four-week facilitated workshop for people 55+ who are caregivers. The program explores guilt, grief, stress management, communication skills, and navigating support systems. Held at the Lethbridge Senior Citizen Organization, the workshop provides peer support and practical tools for caregivers managing their responsibilities.
Lego of Your Stress
Lego of Your Stress is a hands-on wellness activity at the University of Lethbridge where participants build with LEGO as a mindfulness and stress-relief exercise. Held at the Terrarium in the Student Learning Hub, this event welcomes students and community members looking for a creative break and mental health support.
Empowering Women in Relationships—Therapy Group
An 8-week counselling group for women who have left relationships marked by imbalance or abuse. Facilitated by registered and student counsellors, the group focuses on boundary-setting, assertive communication, and rebuilding trust. Meets Tuesday mornings October–November 2026. Free. Intake begins September 2026.
Prescribing Pharmacist On-Site Clinic
The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization hosts a free on-site pharmacist clinic on the first Tuesday of each month. A pharmacist from Medicine Shoppe provides blood pressure checks, medication reviews, lab requisitions, minor ailment prescribing, travel health consultations, and flu vaccinations. Vaccination appointments required; call 403-320-2222 to book.
Free Naloxone and Overdose Response Training
Free training session on naloxone administration and overdose response, open to the public. Participants will learn life-saving techniques for recognizing and responding to overdose emergencies. Hosted at the University of Lethbridge Student Learning Hub, November 4, 4–5 p.m.
CRA & Service Canada On-Site
Service Canada and Canada Revenue Agency representatives will be on-site at the Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization to provide information and assistance with government services. Topics include CPP, OAS, GIS, EI, tax credits, and account access. Drop-in format, no RSVP required, no cost.
Lapidary (Stonecrafters) Group
The Lapidary Group at Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization teaches stonecraft and jewelry making. Experienced instructors guide participants in safely using lapidary machines to create art with rocks and gems. Weekly Wednesday sessions require LSCO membership and a $36 annual fee. Supply costs are additional.