May 2020 Recreation & Culture Guide Online Edition Only
Welcome to the May 2020 Recreation & Culture Guide
Due to facility closures around the City the May Recreation & Culture Guide will be posted online ONLY. This Guide contains many options for “self-isolation activities to do with your family during this time. We at Recreation & Culture hope you find this Guide helpful during this challenging time.
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Access current & reliable information and refferal to services, agencies, organizations, programs & events in your area
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403-320-4971 Public Skating Sports Field Rainout Line 403-320-4974 403-320-4978 Transit Information
Assistance during Regular Hours
403-320-3020 Recreation & Culture City of Lethbridge Main Line 311 403-328-5465 Community Links
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To Our Valued Patrons Due to the potential health risks associated with COVID-19 (Coronavirus) the City of Lethbridge and Recreation Excellence have determined it necessary to close the following facilities we operate until further notice. • Nicholas Sheran Pool • Stan Siwik Pool • Fritz Sick Pool
We will miss seeing all of you enjoying yourselves and can’t wait to get back to serving you soon! All patrons who have purchased memberships, registered for lessons / courses or made bookings at the facilities need not worry about those services expiring. Memberships will be put on hold and extended for the period that the facilities will be closed. Lessons / courses and bookings will be rebooked or refunded when they are determined that they will not be able to run. Our staff are working diligently to make sure that everything moves along as smooth as possible. We continue to monitor the situation closely and will be posting any updates as they are made available at the following locations -
Recreation Excellence Website: www.recreationexcellence.com
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City of Lethbridge Website: www.lethbridge.ca
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Facebook: Rec Ex Leth
On behalf of ownership and management at Recreation Excellence please stay well and we hope to see you back in the water soon!
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Brad Pack and Sunni Belle
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FRITZ SICK POOL 403-320-3110 420 11 St S, Lethbridge, AB
NICHOLAS SHERAN LEISURE CENTRE POOL 403-320-3047 401 Laval Blvd W, Lethbridge, AB www.recreationexcellence.com
STAN SIWIK FAMILY POOL 403-320-3053 1905 15 AVE N, LETHBRIDGE, AB
75 th Anniversary of VE Day VE Day – or Victory in Europe Day – was a day to celebrate the formal acceptance of Germany’s unconditional surrender on May 8, 1945. As part of the celebration, Mayor Shackelford spoke on behalf of the city. His message was shared in the Lethbridge Herald: “Fellow citizens: For nearly six long, trying years this is the day we have prayed for, worked for, and for which men have died. I need not tell you how we have worked together in Lethbridge during these war years. We knew that our liberty was being bought by unselfishness and it put a brake on our own self-interests. Let us prepare to celebrate this day in the same unselfish spirit. We must remember we have a community of interests and we celebrate together….
for fun. Our children will long remember this day. We must make it memorable with clean fun. This day will live in their memories for years just as that other Armistice has done in ours. We cannot afford to have it marred…. With all the authority you have vested in me as mayor, I charge you to make this a day which we shall always count worthy of Lethbridge.” (7 May 1945, Lethbridge Herald)
All of us will want to express our gratitude to the men who died for us, to the men who fought and lived and will fight on. That expression of gratitude ought to have a real priority. Our community is to parade. Let us come out and honor that parade as it reminds us of the men who have marched for us. This is a time for seriousness. It is also a time for rejoicing. There is a place in it
info@lethbridgehistory.org www.lethbridgehistory.org facebook.com/LethbridgeHistoricalSociety/ Photographs: Galt Museum & Archives P20011020361Parade for VE-Day in Lethbridge.
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Read the Casa Program Guide at issuu.com!
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Download the map to plot your own personal Isolation Art Tour. On each tour weekend, participating artist's studios, galleries, and public spaces will be displaying art works to be viewed at a safe distance from the sidewalk, or curbside from you vehicle. You can participate by walking, driving, or following the image tour safely online. T here will be surprises along the way! Sign-up to be included on the tour or download the art tour map at bit.ly/isolationarttour
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While the physical site of the Galt is closed due to COVID-19, we still have our online resources up and available for use.
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• Shop for local history books on our website and we will ship them to you, • Utilize our database to research documents and material history, • Order archival prints and digital resources, • Check out all our past History this Week articles on our website, • Peruse our many previous exhibits on our website, We are continuing to post interesting pictures and stories about the history of Lethbridge and southwestern Alberta on our Facebook page. We will continue to put out digital resources, so watch for those via our social media accounts and share them.
www.galtmuseum.com
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Our team of teachers, staff, and parents are doing everything in our power to help flatten the curve and keep our community & city healthy and able to overcome the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. High quality early education & child care is essential for the recovery of a healthy economy.
Our centres are sanitized and ready to return to our program and care, as soon as the situation in Alberta is deemed safe for preschools and daycares.
Keep safe and good health to all.
Lethbridge Montessori School Where Children Thrive!
Building the foundation for lifelong success.
Scenic Campus
Forestry Campus
915 - 6th Street South.
3611 Forestry Ave South
Telephone 403-327-5271
Telephone 403-327-5222
http://lethbridgemontessori.ca/ Email zahra@lethbridgemontessori.ca or afra.foroud@lethbridgemontessori.ca
“The Child is Both a Hope and a Promise for Mankind.� Dr. Maria Montessori
If so let us know so we can share on our blog at www.activelethbridge.ca and help promote these activities to the community during this crisis.
Email lori.harasem@lethbridge.ca
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Are you a sport, recreation, or active living organization offering alternative forms of programming?
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UNITED WAY HELPED JAYCE’S KIDS DEVELOP CONFIDENCE IN THEIR READING SKILLS... “When I learned that my daughter, Nadine, was reading at a pre-K level in grade 2, it felt like a punch to the gut. I’m a single mother of four kids and had just entered university. I was so busy, I didn’t realize she was floating under the radar. Once I knew, though, my focus became enhancing all my kids’ learning abilities. At first, I thought a literacy camp would just give Nadine extra practice, but right away, she showed so much improvement. She came home every day with stories about reading books with the volunteers, and I thought, ‘I want my daughter to have this much excitement reading with her mom.’ Within the first week, I was getting pamphlets on how to make reading fun and engaging for parents, too. I was glad to get them—they’ll help me in the future with my two younger children.”
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Monthly Calendar | May 2020
DISCOVERY WALK Not able to get outside right now? Come along for a Virtual Walk with a local naturalist & discover the seasonal changes occurring in the Lethbridge River Valley!
Saturday Mornings at 10am Check out our YouTube channel & join Jr. Naturalists leader Taylor as he explores the Oldman river valley.
Tune in to our YouTube channel & join Ruth on an adventure every Wednesday!
Learn about the local environment through a series of activities that encourages youth to get outdoors.
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"Thank You, Earth" by April Pulley Sayre
"Nest" by Jorey Hurley
Enjoy a storybook as you take a self-guided walk through the park. Follow the trail from one page to the next.
Enjoy a children's book as you take a self-guided walk on the trails!
Begins north of the Nature Centre on Nature Quest Trail.
Explore daily from dawn till dusk.
May 9 - June 9
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April 8 - May 8
403.320.3064 | lethbridge.ca/nature | hsnc@lethbridge.ca Located in the river valley north of CPR High Level Bridge
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&C ulture SUMMER DAY CAMP
LEARN, GROW, & PLAY AT A NEW VENUE EACH DAY!
New West Theatre Fort Whoop-Up Nature Centre Galt Museum SAAG
Campers will participate in activities inspired by theatre, art, nature & local history.
Ages 6-10 | Cost $175
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July 27- 31 | August 10 - 14 | 8:30am - 4:30pm
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T O R EGISTER V ISIT LEISURE . LETHBRIDGE . CA
Enjoy the benefits of being OUTSIDE! Challenge yourself to try at least one of these fun activities every week. New challenges will be posted on Facebook every Tuesday. These worksheets are also available on the Nature Centre’s website if you would like to print them at home.
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Challenge Rules 1. Share your photo of a completed challenge on social media
(Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram).
2. Tag a friend and
challenge them to complete the Get Outside Challenge! in your post.
4. At the end of each
month a winner will be selected for a fun outdoor prize!
403.320.3064 | lethbridge.ca/nature | hsnc@lethbridge.ca Located in the river valley north of CPR High Level Bridge
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3. Tag the Nature Centre
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NORTHERN HARRIER HAWK
AapiipĂssoohsiiksi
Circus hudsonius
Photos by: Kiann Bohnert
Did You Know? This low gliding hawk with thin boomerang shaped wings and wide, very distinct tail band has arrived back in Lethbridge, from southern wintering grounds. The Northern Harrier, formerly called Marsh Hawk, is commonly found in wetlands and open fields, similar to Hen Hawk cousin in UK. West Lethbridge sighting (above), 04/14/20. Looking to attract and impress a mate, the male (above) soars high into the sky, and like a roller coaster goes into repeated high speed aerial dives! It is quite a sight when a female replies with an aerial dive of her own. See in our coulees and on YouTube.
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When incubating the eggs, she flies up from the nest and flips upside down to catch the meat her mate drops to her!
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Looking somewhat different than the male, the female is brown on top with dark brown streaking on white breast and flanks. Both have owl like faces and acute hearing! www.NatureLethbridge.ca
Be Fit With Your Kid Outdoor, fun activity program for parents and kids aged 6-17 Be Fit for Life is sharing a new, free resource to help you Be Fit with Your Kid. This program is designed to help parents and kids stay active together from the comfort of their home, yard and neighbourhood. Designed for those aged six to 17, with an adult, this program highlights 12 activities and hours of fun. Sports, games, hiking and biking are included. Enjoy time together while exploring a variety of ways to be active. DOWNLOAD THE PROGRAM HERE.
For more information, call 403-382-6919 or visit lethbridgecollege.ca/befitforlife.
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For ongoing tips and ideas for healthy living, visit our Facebook page
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Miles of Motivation Check out our training programs and Virtual Run on June 20, 2020. Be Fit for Life presents Virtual Miles of Motivation Set a new goal for spring with this free program! Virtual Miles of Motivation offers training plans to suit different fitness levels - each with the goal of logging 42.2 km (the distance of a marathon) between now and June 20. Then, celebrate your accomplishment by joining our virtual run on June 20.
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For details and registration, click here Free Virtual Race Registration
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For more information, call 403-382-6919 or visit lethbridgecollege.ca/befitforlife.
Healthy Habits Bingo
For more information, call 403-382-6919 or visit lethbridgecollege.ca/befitforlife.
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Use this game to help improve your overall wellness and have fun!
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Thank You Lethbridge and Southern Alberta For all your support and trust and for voting us the
#1 Childcare in Lethbridge.
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We are the First Spanish Immersion daycare in Lethbridge.
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We offer Full-time, Part-time and Drop-in Services for children from 0-6 years old.
Proudly Serving Our Community Since 2008.
We are an Accredited Centre. We invite everyone to Follow us on and
1215 3rd Avenue South, Lethbridge, AB T1J 0J7 Tel: 403-524-3436 • Fax: 403-524-3437 Email: smlcmontessori@gmail.com • Website: www.lethbridgesmlc.com
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Helps you put waste in the right place! Lethbridge.ca/WasteWizard
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Wondering where to put it?
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During this time of postponements and cancelations in sport we are seeing a rise in online active living and sport opportunities. Our 10th annual sport award are no exception, and have been moved online. We are proud to honour Lethbridge’s athletes, coaches, volunteers, organizations, administrators, and businesses.
We are pleased to announce the 2019 Lethbridge Sport Council Achievement Award recipients. • • • • • • • • •
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Junior Male Athlete - Bryce Gallup Junior Female Athlete - Angelina Ellis-Toddington Senior Male Athlete - Kaleb Muller Senior Female Athlete - Sandra Latrace Amateur Team - Nanette Dupont Rink Special Olympics Athlete - Moriah Van’t Land Coaching Excellence - Pat Selk Volunteer in Sport - Staci Muller Dr. Gary Bowie Sport Event Excellence Award - 25th Annual Chinook Open hosted by the Lethbridge Skating Club Sport Administrator - Todd Caughlin Sport Organization - Lethbridge Speed Skating Association Shaun Ward Sport Champion - Mary Dyck Servus Credit Union Outstanding Sport Citizen - Shelby Smith Knud Petersen Spirit in Sport - Lethbridge Steel Football Association Business and Sport Excellence - SLP Industries
Video of this year’s virtual awards presentations and acceptance speeches can be viewed online on the Lethbridge Sport Council Website:
https://lethbridgesportcouncil.ca/achievement-awards
Pathway to Participation is an initiative of the Lethbridge Sport Council with financial support from the Recreation and Physical Activity Division, Government of Alberta. The initiative is directed by an Advisory Committee.
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Run & Scream – A Traditional Game Activity Origin and Purpose • This is a Blackfoot game • This activity was traditionally completed by taking turns, one at a time, teaching tolerance and patience • Lung capacity was and still is important in everyday life
Source: www.befitforlife.ca
Equipment • Blackfoot marking sticks – willow sticks (15 - 20 cm long) decorated with beads and feathers or substitute painted pictograph rocks for markers • Large open activity area with at least 100 m of running space in a gym or outside on a smooth surface • Jackknife or box cutter (with adult supervision) Equipment Creation • Gratitude for the gifts of the land is an important lesson that begins with the proper protocol being followed when harvesting natural materials. • The willow should be cut into 15 - 20 cm lengths per marking stick • Using a knife (with adult supervision), create a point on the stick so that it can be placed in the ground easily. The knife can also be used to create markings on the stick. • Tie feathers and beads on the end of the stick to decorate (as shown in picture) Activity Description • Participants take in a big breath of air, start running, and at the same time scream out loud. • When they can no longer scream without taking a new breath, the spot where the scream stops is marked by their marking stick.
Safety • Be sure that the running area is free of debris • If the stick has a pointed end, ensure participants run with the point away from their body.
Activity Variations 1. Have participants try to beat their previous run length after a short rest 2. Use this activity as a benchmark and have participants brainstorm and participate in various sprinting activities that would improve their lung capacity in Run & Scream
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Fundamental Movement Skills/Physical Literacy Link • Running is a fundamental movement skill that is the basis for many other locomotor movements Running is a skill that is used in many sports and lifelong physical activities • Lung capacity is an important indicator of health
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PLAY!
www.lethbridgeplays.ca
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BINGO
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Ww is for Wind
W is for wind. You don’t know Lethbridge, if you don’t know the wind. Lean into it, you’ll figure it out. Picture by Shanell Papp www.shanellpapp.com
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Lethbridge Historical Society The full Lethbridge ABC coloring book is available to download and print at www.lethbridgeplaques.com and www.lethbridge.ca
Welcome to our Facebook page! We are the Lethbridge School Division Mental Health Capacity Building Team. Our role is part of Alberta Health Service’s ini�a�ve to support mental health and wellness within our community. Through our Facebook page we look forward to connec�ng with families and sharing community going‐on’s. We understand that our ways of connec�ng have changed drama�cally in the recent weeks, and our families are being met by new ways of interac�ng. Our hope is that our team can help you to navigate and connect with the community. This is a �me that we nd ourselves in need of connec�on, care, and comradery. Please follow and share as we look forward to bridging our community and encouraging posi�ve mental health in our children, youth, and families.
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Celebrate in your own Backyard
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Take a picture of the card and try to find all the things. TREE
HOUSE
ROCK
PINECONE
BENCH
HOUSE NUMBER
TRUCK
CAT
BIRD HOUSE
DOG
FLAG
WATER
CAR
WREATH
BALL
BUG
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Play Builds Brains!
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Reduces Stress | Increases Joy | Builds Strong Relationships
PLAY IN YOUR FAMILY UNIT - RESPECT PHYSICAL DISTANCING COVID Community Support Information call 403-328-LINK (5465) (403) 715-4585 buildingbrains.ca buildingbrainstogether@gmail.com
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Lethbridge Mayors Crossword
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Mayors of Lethbridge (Chronologically) Charles Alexander Magrath Henry (Harry) Bentley Thomas McNabb William Colpman Frank Hamilton Mewburn William Oliver George Rogers Walter Stuart Galbraith William Henderson Elias Adams George Merrick Hatch William Duncan Livingstone Hardie Robert Barrowman David Horton Elton Alfred William Shackleford John Arthur Jardine Louis Sherman Turcotte Thomas Russel Haig Edward Charles Lonsdale Frank Sherring Andrew Charles Anderson David Carpenter Robert Tarleck Rajko Dodic Chris Spearman *In the crossword puzzle, the name of each mayor is used only once and only last names are used. Not every mayor shows up in the puzzle.
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Lethbridge Mayors Crossword Puzzle. Only last names of mayors were used in this crossword puzzle and not every mayor is included in the puzzle.
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Across 2. Founded City Sign Works. 3. This mayor got a real shock. Perhaps he should have stayed at the movies. 6. Holds many first -- first Lethbridge born mayor and first mayor to have a child born while in office. 8. Father of Irrigation, he married his employer's daughter and went on to great things. 10. First doctor in Lethbridge 11. Elected mayor at 33 years old and was President of Smith Motors 14. First mayor elected directly by the citizens of Lethbridge. 16. An early blacksmith, the building named for him can still be found on Round Street. 17. Skate to the finish if you know this "Shorty" mayor who was in office when Laurier visited the city. 19. Oversaw the first city council meeting in May 1906. 21. Owned and operated the Trianon Ballroom at 102 5 Street South. 22. Only mayor to die while in office. 23. His daughter was the first casualty in the Alpine Club of Canada.
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Down 1. Also Commissioner of Finance while serving as mayor; you ville know his name. 4. With his brother, ran the first lumber yard in Lethbridge. 5. Business manager for a medical clinic. 7. Mayor when Lethbridge celebrated 100 years as a city. 9. A judge and chancellor. 12. Lethbridge's longest serving mayor. 13. Owned and operated the first newspaper chain in Alberta and was called the Hearst of Alberta by Senator Buchanan. 15. Only mayor to read the riot act in Lethbridge history. 18. This mayor was truly a master -- master mechanic for Alberta Railway and Irrigation and Master of the North Star Lodge #4 of the Masonic Lodge (1911). 20. His store was the first three storey building in Lethbridge.
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GROUP PICNIC FACILITIES APPLICATION DEADLINES October 1, 2021: Family & Adult Social Events Booking Process Recreation & Culture is excited to announce ONLINE PICNIC SHELTER BOOKINGS for the 2021 Picnic Shelter Season.
ONLINE bookings for all Picnic Shelters for the 2021 booking season will be open for online booking on October 1, 2020 and will be available first come first served with payment due in full at the time of booking.
2021: All Picnic Shelter Bookings - Revised Booking Process All applications for all picnic shelters for the 2021 season can be made ONLINE starting October 1, 2020 with full payment due at the time of booking.
All Online Bookings are Final Cancellations can be made up to 2 weeks prior to the event, however a 50% total booking cancellation fee will be applied to all cancellations not weather related.
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2021 Picnic Shelter Fees (plus GST)
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Elks, John Martin, Rotary - Full Day Rate
$495.00
Popson and Henderson Horseshoe - Full Day Rate
$270.00
Baroness, Kiwanis, Nicholas Sheran - Per Hour Rate Fee Schedule & Application Forms Available at
www.lethbridge.ca/leisure
$37.00
GROUP PICNIC FACILITIES Booking Information at a Glance Fee Schedule & Application Forms Available at
www.lethbridge.ca/leisure All fully-serviced, fenced facilities - Available May 1 - September 30 Alcohol Permitted (Requires License) ROTARY (Sports Park 28st & 30 Av N)
ELKS (Indian Battle Park)
JOHN MARTIN (Pavan Park)
three grills 76 x 60 cm four gas burners - one griddle - ice dispenser - serving window (2) commercial upright cooler - upright freezer - electric cook top - sink, hot & cold water 300 sq. m. half with overhead shelter - 27 tables, seats 200 - sound system - fireplace playground four grills 70 x 70 cm - four gas burners - one griddle - roasting ovens/corn cooker serving window - commercial upright cooler - electric stove withoven - sink, hot & cold water 139 sq. m. half withoverhead shelter -17 tables, seats 140 - sound system - fireplace playground
our grills 70 x 70 cm - four gas burners - one griddle - roasting ovens/corn cooker serving window - commercial upright cooler - electric stove with oven - sink, hot & cold water 200 sq. m. half with overhead shelter - 25 tables, seats 180 - sound system - fireplace playground
All fully-serviced, fenced facilities Alcohol NOT Permitted POPSON PARK (Popson Park)
HENDERSON HORSESHOE (Henderson Lake)
commercial style - barbeque -serving window -domestic fridge -electric stove with oven - sink, hot & cold water 12 tables, seats 72 - 250 sq. m. half with overhead shelterfireplace - open fire pit/ circle - AVAILABLE YEAR ROUND commercial style barbeque - commercial upright cooler - electric stove with oven sink, hot & cold water - 10 tables, seats 60 - 12 horseshoe pitch facility AVAILABLE MAY 1 - SEPTEMBER 30
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KIWANIS
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NICHOLAS SHERAN (Nicholas Sheran Park)
Unfenced Outdoor Facility NO ALCOHOL Open Year Round Smaller cover Electricity + Lights Drinking Water No Stove or Firepit 6 Tables, Seats 36
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RECREATION & CULTURE - ANNUAL BOOKING DEADLINES ICE CENTRES
SWIMMING POOLS
Includes: ATB Centre, Nicholas Sheran, Adams, Henderson, Civic & Labor Club.
Includes: Henderson Pool (outdoor), Fritz Sick Pool (indoor), Stan Siwik Family Pool (indoor) & Nicholas Sheran Pool (indoor).
Summer Ice (May - August) Sports Camps ................................................. Jan 15 Recreation Hockey.......................................... Jan 15 Private Rentals ............................................... Jan 15 Summer Arena Floor (May – August) Recreation Ball or Inline Hockey .......................Feb 1 Private Rental ...................................................Feb 1 Winter Ice (September – April) School (Public and Private)................................ June Tournaments.....................................................May 1 Leagues ............................................................May 1 Private Rentals .................................................July 1 For additional information phone 403-320-3009
ENMAX CENTRE Summer and Winter Use ...............................403-320-4040
SPECIAL EVENTS PERMITS (PARKLAND & PARADE) Runs, Festivals, Other Public Events Public Events ........................................... October 1 Private Events.................... One month prior to event For applications phone 403-320-3011.
GYMNASIUMS Includes: Fritz Sick Gym #1, Lethbridge School District #51 and District # 4. Summer ..........................................................April 1 Schools/Fritz (Fall/Winter)................................ May 1 For School Gyms, phone 403-320-3011 For Fritz Gym, phone 403-320-3020
BALL FIELDS & SOCCER FIELDS
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(May – September) Includes: school diamonds & fields, and parkland fields.
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Deadline ..................................................... March 15 For additional information, phone 403-320-3011
PEENAQUIM PARK SOFTBALL COMPLEX Softball Complex Office ...................... 403-327-6393
Application forms, fee and facility information available on our website at
www.lethbridge.ca/leisure
School Class Lessons (September – June) …………………………………………………..June 15 (ECS, Grade 4, Grade 5, High School) ……………………. late applications will be accepted School Join Public Swims ...................September 15 (October – December 31) School Join Public Swims ......................December 1 (January 1 – June 30) For information and applications contact: Fritz Sick Pool 403-320-3109 Nicholas Sheran Leisure Centre Pool 403-320-3047 Stan Siwik Family Pool 403-320-3054 Henderson Lake Pool 403-320-3054 When Closed and 403-320-3056 When Open
CITY HALL Includes Culver City Room & City Hall Foyer Currently Accepting Applications Call 403-320-3020 for Information
YATES Includes: Sterndale Bennett Theatre, Yates Theatre and meeting spaces. Call 403-320-3009 for information and to apply for space. Theatre Rentals .................................. 403-359-6543
COMMUNITY HALLS Phone 403-320-3020 for a contact list.
GROUP PICNIC FACILITIES Elks Community Recreation Area, John Martin Recreation Area, and Henderson/Horseshoes Group Picnic Shelters Open May 1 – September 30 Yearly 2021 Shelter Bookings - ONLINE ....October 1, 2021
Baroness, Kiwanis, Nicholas Sheran & Popson Park Group Picnic Shelters - Open Year Round. Available on a “first come” basis for available times/location. For additional information, phone 403-320-3011
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