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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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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
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 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.
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.
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 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.
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 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.
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.
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 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.