Once again, the energy, curation, and organization at LIFF 2026 were outstanding. The festival saw a general increase in attendance over 2025 and expanded in several meaningful ways… read more
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“I think opening a brewery was a logical next step,” says Tyler Stewart, curator at The Galt. “People are ecstatic about the exhibit experience. We thought, if we’re already digging all these artifacts out collections for the exhibit, why not put them to good use?”
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Today marks a strategic milestone in the history of the replica Fort Whoop‑Up, as staff officially adopted a comprehensive emergency response plan. The framework is designed to address risks including fire, flood, and the clandestine sale of unregulated consumable liquids.
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Ready to spend your summer bringing stories, culture, and history to life?
The Galt Museum & Archives and Fort Whoop-Up are hiring up to five Visitor Engagement Attendants for an 18‑week term beginning May 1, 2026.
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Ella Emma Dunn lived to 105, cared for by people who considered her family. Remembered for her generosity and resilience, she left a legacy of community, compassion, and belonging. Her life continues to inspire as a powerful example of kindness shaping a city’s history.
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Check out the list of amazing International Women’s Day programming the Galt will be featuring and collaborating on in March!
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Many have visited the Research tab on the Galt’s website, but educators have a new resource at their fingertips! Educators can now download packs of high-resolution images which follow distinct learning themes. Educators may use these resources as they see fit, free of charge!
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Over a dozen breweries (and a winery!) pouring their best, guests enjoyed a steady flow of tastings, laughter, and sharing beer knowledge.
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The Galt Museum & Archives is saddened to hear of the passing of George Mann and offers its condolences to his family and to members of the Playgoers Society of Lethbridge.
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In early September, the historic Galt Hospital building received a temporary floral facelift thanks to an initiative led by the Allied Arts Council (AAC). The project, titled AAC Downtown Lens, is part of the events and programming for Lethbridge Arts Days — a month-long celebration of the arts held in conjunction with provincial and national Culture Days.
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Like all great ideas,
The Renaissance Faire began as a simple musing among museum staff. It’s no secret that the Galt’s programming and events have been expanding and becoming more refined in recent years. So, the decision to launch another large-scale, fun event - alongside annual favorites like the Lethbridge Independent Film Fest (LIFF) and Bridge and Brews Beerfest felt like a natural next step.
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Fort Whoop-Up has had an absolutely amazing summer. The staff worked hard again this year to bring amazing daily experiences and activities to visitors. Some staff even managed to keep up with a few interesting passion-projects rooted in cultural preservation and reconciliation at the Fort.
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Starting this fall, the Galt’s Education Department is offering take-home Program Boxes - rooted in the same high-quality educational programming available to the public, now boxed up and available to bolster the curriculum in your classroom. Information, activities, and lesson plans are included in each box for easy self-serving teaching.
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Do you love the rich stories of Lethbridge and southern Alberta? Are you crafting a school project? Leveling up your social media? Building a business promo? You can access stunning archival photos in just a few clicks!
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