Join us for a guided exploration of both internal and external soundscapes as part of the Politics of Sound exhibition. Participants will activate new listening practices using two of the exhibition’s interactive artworks, Jessica Thompson’s Walking Machine and Adam Basanta’s Plugs (the most important thing is).
Learn about the history of Earth Day and paint your very own hanging wooden art piece.
Join Api'soomaahka (Kainai Ecosystem Protection Association, Oldman Watershed Council, Naapi's Garden) for a morning lecture on Water is Life.
A festive afternoon of fun and Ukrainian Easter celebrations! Join us for crafts, Troyanda Ukrainian Dance Club demonstrations and a dance workshop.
Hosted in partnership with Lethbridge Métis Local, join us for an evening of Métis celebrations, Métis membership information, community building activities and music.
Join us for a relaxing morning learning about eco-friendly crafts and making pom pom garlands. Hands-On History is an interactive program for children of all ages with their caregivers.
Join us for a guided exploration of both internal and external soundscapes as part of the Politics of Sound exhibition. Participants will activate new listening practices using two of the exhibition’s interactive artworks, Jessica Thompson’s Walking Machine and Adam Basanta’s Plugs (the most important thing is).
Trans Day of Visibility is an international event on March 31 dedicated to recognizing the resilience and accomplishments of the transgender community.
Join us for a guided exploration of both internal and external soundscapes as part of the Politics of Sound exhibition. Participants will activate new listening practices using two of the exhibition’s interactive artworks, Jessica Thompson’s Walking Machine and Adam Basanta’s Plugs (the most important thing is).
Spend the morning making art with oral and textural ways of learning and knowing, inspired by the work of artists Marjie Crop Eared Wolf and Jason Eagle Speaker.
Join Galt Museum & Archives Niitsitapi Interpreter Blanche Bruisedhead as she discusses the importance of listening in Niitsitapi culture.
Join artist Jessica Thompson for a special guided exploration of both internal and external soundscapes as part of The Politics of Sound exhibition.
Come join in the festivities with Yoruba tales from Adedeji Bowoade, local educator and board member for the Southern Alberta Ethnic Association, and create polymer clay turtles while you listen!
Join us to learn about Louis Riel Day, the Métis Local and create a finger-woven Métis sash together.
Join us for a guided exploration of both internal and external soundscapes as part of The Politics of Sound exhibition. Participants will activate new listening practices using two of the exhibition’s interactive artworks, Jessica Thompson’s Walking Machine and Adam Basanta’s Plugs (the most important thing is).
Learn about the Niitsitapi and Winter Counts from stories and Ira Provost's Winter Count art, all while creating your very own winter count.
Join us for a guided exploration of both internal and external soundscapes as part of the Politics of Sound exhibition. Participants will activate new listening practices using two of the exhibition’s interactive artworks, Jessica Thompson’s Walking Machine and Adam Basanta’s Plugs (the most important thing is).
Learn about the Niitsitapi and Winter Counts from stories and Ira Provost's Winter Count art, and take a tour of Discovery Hall with your toddler.
Use magazines, archival images and other supplies to make magnets with your memories of sounds.
Join us at Fort Whoop-Up to celebrate the holidays. Enjoy horse-drawn carriage rides in the beautiful wintery river bottom, create your very own holiday glass jar lantern, decorate a sugar cookie, have a cup of Saskatoon cider and sit by the fire!
Join us at Fort Whoop-Up to celebrate the holidays. Enjoy horse-drawn carriage rides in the beautiful wintery river bottom, create your very own holiday glass jar lantern, decorate a sugar cookie, have a cup of Saskatoon cider and sit by the fire!
Find out the history of ornaments and create your own, just in time for the holidays!
Join us at Fort Whoop-Up to celebrate the holidays. Enjoy horse-drawn carriage rides in the beautiful wintery river bottom, create your very own holiday glass jar lantern, decorate a sugar cookie, have a cup of Saskatoon cider and sit by the fire!
Join us at Fort Whoop-Up to celebrate the holidays. Enjoy horse-drawn carriage rides in the beautiful wintery river bottom, create your very own holiday glass jar lantern, decorate a sugar cookie, have a cup of Saskatoon cider and sit by the fire!
Use archival photos, scrapbook paper and other supplies to make creative cards for the upcoming holidays.
Join the Lethbridge Symphony's Musaeus String Quartet at the Galt for an afternoon of music for children! This concert is a perfect introduction to classical music for the next generation.
Create a piece of art for Remembrance Day and learn more about the significance of the poppy and the military history of Lethbridge.
Come visit Fort Whoop-Up for a day of spooky crafts, live blacksmithing, games, candy and fun!
Come visit Fort Whoop-Up for a day of spooky crafts, live blacksmithing, games, candy and fun!
