Join Galt Archives Intern, Avery Raine, to explore the written memorials of Lethbridge’s past and what they can tell us about our ancestors.

Join Galt Archives intern Avery Raine in exploring how funerals and mourning practices have changed since the early twentieth century, and in attempting to answer an age-old question: why don’t we talk about death?

Join University of Lethbridge History Professor, Dr. Sheila McManus, as she discusses her archival research on the borderlands region of Western Canada.

Using photos and readings, local author, Larraine Andrews delves into some of the compelling stories about ranching in southern Alberta, including the famous McIntyre Ranch.

Explore the resources available in the Galt Archives the can be used to start your journey of researching your family history.

Join guest curator Raeann Cheung as she shares the process and inspiration she used to create the archival image-based artwork in her exhibit We Are Immigrants. Then try the technique yourself using archival images.

Through pre-recorded video, panel discussion, and a site visit join Mike Bruised Head and Rebecca Many Grey Horses as they share the importance of names and learning from the land in Blackfoot culture.

Join Lethbridge Historical Society authors, George Kuhl, Lorien Johansen, Bobbie Fox and Belinda Crowson as they discuss the Society's latest book Lethbridge: A History in Pictures