Learn about the history of Earth Day and paint your very own hanging wooden art piece.

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.

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.

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 create your very own watercolour valentine.

Use magazines, archival images and other supplies to make magnets with your memories of sounds.

Find out the history of ornaments and create your own, just in time for the holidays!

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.

Learn about harvest celebrations and create a doll or decoration out of corn husks and other craft supplies.

Explore the history of agriculture in southern Alberta and paint a prairie scene.

Sit with Elders as they discuss the importance of Orange Shirt Day and design your own shirt.

Make simple car art designs at the Galt with local artist Maria Madacky.

Craft and learn the Niitsitapi words for prominent locations in southern Alberta with the Galt's Blackfoot Interpreter Blanche Bruisedhead.

Paint poppies together at the Galt.

Make creative word art at the Galt with local artist and author Freyja Catton (He/Him or They/Them).

Forget about realism, and create your own surrealist self portrait at the Galt.

Learn and practice the basics of a traditional Niitsitapi dance style at the Galt with powwow dancer Chris "Nugget" Bull Bear.

Experiment with simple wood block printing at the Galt.

Local artist Mary Ellen Little Mustache will guide participants through the process of making a simple and fun traditional Niitsitapi game with locally sourced materials.

Experiment with beeswax clay modelling at the Galt with local artist Claire Reid.