George Kush speaking at Fort Whoop-Up, 2019. Photo by Fort Whoop-Up
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are set to close their Lethbridge detachment in 2021, nearly 150 years after the arrival of the NWMP in 1874. Join artist, author, actor, historian and public speaker George Kush on an exploration of the history of Canada's national policing forces in Lethbridge.
2–3 pm | registration required | museum admission applies | free to annual pass holders
This program provides art activities with a connection to local history, museum exhibitions and culture for adults and seniors, including those requiring accessibility.
In its second glorious year, the Renaissance Faire at Fort Whoop-Up shall rise once more from the mists of time, from the hour of 12 noon ‘til 5 in the eve, and carry forth its revelry on Saturday, September the 5th!
Discover Canada's surprising role in the development of the atomic bomb during the Second World War. Through remarkable stories, historical photographs, and unexpected facts, Dr. Stéphane Guevremont explores the people, resources, and innovations that helped launch the Atomic Age.
We're a drop-in, fiber-arts-creating work-space community where creativity and color come together, one stitch at a time. Whether you're into knitting, crochet, embroidery, weaving, or any other fiber-craft, this is your space to create, learn, and connect.
Join Archives at the Galt Museum and event facilitator, and esteemed member of the Lethbridge Artists Club, Wendy Aitkens, as we explore the unique and vivid 90-year history of the Lethbridge Artists Club.
Bring your toddler and small children to an interactive morning at the Galt Museum & Archives. A fun-filled morning with toys, activities, book reading, and a private toddler time in the museum to explore the current exhibition.
