Exhibits

Sat MAY 20–Sat SEP 09

Exhibit Grand Opening & The Curator Presents:

Sun JUN 04 | 7:30 pm

admission applies | free to annual pass and invitation holders

Water: it is essential to life and to our way of life in southern Alberta. But where does our water come from? What is the story of its journey from the Rocky Mountains, through the foothills, prairies and downstream?

The Oldman watershed was shaped by glacial ice that melted between 12,000 and 15,000 years ago. It is the traditional home of the Blackfoot people, and supports diverse plants and wildlife that have adapted to the...

HALLWAY EXHIBIT

For the Kainai/Blood people, there was no separation between art and everyday life. Art work by students of Kainai High School, is a reflection of their identity and culture in the twenty-first century.

HALLWAY EXHIBIT

Take a step back in time to the early industrial settlement of Lethbridge to remember the Galt family, and their lasting impact on the city.

Established fifty years ago, Nikka Yuko was built to recognize contributions made by citizens of Japanese ancestry to the multi-cultural community of Lethbridge. Today the Garden has matured into a gathering place to celebrate Japanese and Canadian art and culture with a wide variety of events and cultural activities.