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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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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
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 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.
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.
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.
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.