Join Tess McNaughton as they take you around historic downtown Lethbridge providing you with a new understanding of history as you walk, one that is here and queer.

Join Dr. Jenny Burke, Biology professor at the University of Lethbridge, for an exciting afternoon of in-depth botany lesson on the sweetgrass plant.

Join Api'soomaahka (artist, Kainai Ecosystem Protection Association, Napi's Garden) to learn about the plant Sipatsimo (sweetgrass), harvesting and lessons.

Serenely overlooking the coulees, Mountain View Cemetery hosts 120 years’ worth of past Lethbridge residents. Walk with us as we commemorate the generations that built this city while learning of their deeds and stories.

Once known as both the Miners' Cemetery and the Pioneer Cemetery, St. Patrick's Cemetery is one of the oldest in our city. Walk with us as we commemorate the generations that started Lethbridge and provided the foundation for what our city would become.

Watch Lethbridge grow from a couple of tents to a thriving city. Join us as we wander through downtown Lethbridge and learn about how our city came to be what it is today.

Join Tess McNaughton as they take you around historic downtown Lethbridge providing you with a new understanding of history as you walk, one that is here and queer.

Join Dr. Jenny Burke, Biology professor at the University of Lethbridge, for an exciting afternoon program of in-depth botany lessons on the saskatoon shrub.

Watch Lethbridge grow from a couple of tents to a thriving city. Join us as we wander through downtown Lethbridge and learn about how our city came to be what it is today.

Join us for a great afternoon workshop led by Dr. Jenny Burke, Biology professor at the University of Lethbridge, exploring, learning, gaining a new understanding of the Wild Licorice plant (Glycyrrhiza lepidota) through the lens of Botony.

Join Api'soomaahka (artist, Kainai Ecosystem Protection Association, Napi's Garden) to learn about the plant Aasowa (Wild Licorice).

Join Tess McNaughton as they take you around historic downtown Lethbridge providing you with a new understanding of history as you walk, one that is here and queer.

Join Community Program Coordinator Kristin Krein for a walk and talk around the Elizabeth Hall Wetlands, discussing plants and getting to know the land and plants in every season.

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).

Join artists Sandra Cowan and Annie Martin of Lethbridge Walking on a meditative sensory walk in the Helen Schuler Nature Reserve.

Join the Galt's Community Program Coordinator Kristin Krein for a walk and talk around the Elizabeth Hall Wetlands, discussing plants and ways of knowing.

Join the Galt's Community Program Coordinator Kristin Krein for a walk and talk around the Elizabeth Hall Wetlands, discussing plants and ways of knowing.

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).

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).

Join artist Jessica Thompson for a special guided exploration of both internal and external soundscapes as part of The Politics of Sound exhibition.

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).

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).

Once known as both the Miners' Cemetery and the Pioneer Cemetery, St. Patrick's Cemetery is one of the oldest in our city. Walk with us as we commemorate the generations that started Lethbridge and provided the foundation for what our city would become.

A walking tour in the river valley discussing Niitsitapi tree burials and death practices.

Serenely overlooking the coulees, Mountain View Cemetery hosts 120 years’ worth of past Lethbridge residents. Walk with us as we commemorate the generations that built this city while learning of their deeds and stories. Please bring a flashlight and good walking shoes; access to bathrooms may be limited. Approx. 1 km. Meet at the Eternal Flame on Scenic Drive South. Tickets are required in advance and must be purchased at least 2 hours before the program start time.

Once known as both the Miners' Cemetery and the Pioneer Cemetery, St. Patrick's Cemetery is one of the oldest in our city. Walk with us as we commemorate the generations that started Lethbridge and provided the foundation for what our city would become.

Journey with us through Lethbridge's Chinatown. We will explore the vibrant history of riots, rumours, places and faces as we get to know the families who lived and worked here.

Serenely overlooking the coulees, Mountain View Cemetery hosts 120 years’ worth of past Lethbridge residents. Walk with us as we commemorate the generations that built this city while learning of their deeds and stories.

From a couple of tents to a thriving city: join us as we wander through downtown Lethbridge and learn about how our city came to be what it is today.