Who was Mary Drever and what makes her a notable female figure in the history of southern Alberta?
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When did Mothers Day start and what was its original intent? Find out about the history of Mother’s Day and of the legacy of women in Lethbridge and southern Alberta.
Read MoreWhen Blanche Bruisedhead was 7, an RCMP Officer and priest threatened her parents with jail time if they didn’t send their daughter to St. Mary’s Residential School. Read Blanche’s account of her time at St. Mary’s.
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Blanche Bruisedhead and her follow Niitsitapi students were forced to stop speaking Blackfoot at St. Mary’s Residential School. Learn about her experience learning English by force, and now teaching Blackfoot to students of all ages.
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Theoretically Brewing co-founders Kelti Baird and Kris Fischer discuss the history of local brewing in Lethbridge and their work to bring that tradition back to the community.
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Forty years ago, Albertans were eagerly watching and reading about Terry Fox and his Marathon of Hope.
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When Nicholas Sheran drowned in the Oldman River in 1882, why didn't his wife or his sons inherit his estate?
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Join Brad Gadd from The Populess Co. as he talks about being a part of Lethbridge's history of makers.
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To generate public support and sponsorship for ships and their crews during the Second World War, some corvettes were named after communities, and so on June 25, 1941, the HMCS Lethbridge was commissioned into service.
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We are accepting applications for the following positions: Preparator/Exhibit Designer, Indigenous Museum Attendants, Museum Attendants, and Labourer.
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Today there is a mix of large commercial and small hobbyist beekeepers in southern Alberta. How did apiculture develop here over the last century?
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The Galt Museum & Archives is currently seeking a permanent Preparator/Exhibition Designer to join our team of professionals.
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Lethbridge Iron Works Company (LETH IRON) is the oldest continuously operating manufacturer in Lethbridge. Learn more in our History This Week video.
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Register to learn how to understand and speak the Blackfoot language with instructor Julius Delaney.
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Did you know that southern Alberta has a long history of beekeeping? Find out what and who made our region a “beekeeping hotspot.”
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Rebecca Many Grey Horses recounts Niistitapi, Blackfoot, legends of the cosmos.
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Southern Alberta has been a hub for ingenuity over the years. Learn about inventors Andrew Briosi, Chloe Davies, Catherine Jackimszyk, Charles Noble, Alberta Stubbs and Otto Wobick.
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How can you make our communities more bee-friendly? Megan Evans from the Alberta Native Bee Council explains how in our latest online presentation.
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