Exhibits

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.

SEP 30.17 to JAN 07.18

Exhibit Grand Opening and Curator Presents…
Mon OCT 02, 2–3 pm, with exhibit curator Adriana Davies

Emilio Picariello, also known as “Emperor Pick,” was an adventurous and hard-working family man. An entrepreneur with many successful businesses in the Crowsnest Pass, he was well-known for helping the less well off. However, Picariello’s ambitions put him on the wrong side of the law when he was drawn into the bootlegging business from 1918 to 1922, during Alberta’s prohibition era.

After a failed sting operation set up by the Alberta Provincial...

HALLWAY EXHIBIT

This exhibition of Lethbridge Artists Club paintings reflects on where we find ourselves at Canada’s 150th birthday. Artists have always captured their own particular times, and with these images, Lethbridge Artists Club members bring their thoughts and impressions of Canada in 2017.

HALLWAY EXHIBIT

This traveling exhibit from the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies features Bert Riggall’s photos of Rocky Mountain life and landscapes. The images speak to Riggall’s relationship with the mountains, taking the viewer beyond iconic or popular views, and exposing a distinct interpretation of life in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.