Lots to do around Lethbridge during the Easter break
With Easter break around the corner, many will find themselves looking for a way to keep the family busy. There are plenty of events happening across the city and many of them are free.
- London Road Neighbourhood Association is excited to invite you to their first annual Easter
Egg Hunt. This free event will be hosted Saturday at 2 p.m. in Kinsmen Park located in the corner of 8 Avenue and 10 Street South. Hop on down and meet your neighbours they are “eggcited” to meet you. Weather dependent.
- The Rise Above Mental Health & Community Supports is partnering up with the soup kitchen to provide a free Easter community spaghetti dinner and game night Saturday. Donations Accepted! The Tab, 1805 9 Ave N, Lethbridge 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Come enjoy an evening of fun, food, games and Easter treats. A great way to create memories together, make new friends and build connections. Bring a Snack to share or treats for the Easter games for kids, If you are able to. Please have ingredients listed for allergy reasons.
- Downtown Easter Egg Hunt: 12 eggs are hidden throughout downtown and each egg you find gives you an entry to an Easter giveaway filled with gift cards and gift baskets.
Start your hunt at the Downtown Lethbridge office at 309 6 Street S. scan the QR code on the Easter egg which will give you the clue to the next egg and an entry form into the giveaway. Find the next egg based on the clue and continue your hunt until you make it to the end.
- Queerosity: An afternoon of new work Sunday at 1 p.m. at Galt Museum and Archives.
For over 10 seasons, Theatre Outré has been the pioneer in presenting world premieres of fresh and original plays. A multitude of them started as mere sparks of ideas, which were then meticulously explored, workshopped, and brought to life during the Quaint, Quirky & QUEER Festival.
Join them for an afternoon of sneak peeks into brand-new plays.
- Free pancake breakfast for University of Lethbridge students Tuesday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at University Drive Alliance Church 55Columbia Blvd. W..
- A prescribing pharmacist will visit the LSCO’s Clinic Room on Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m. to offer the following services: blood pressure check, laboratory testing requisition, medication review, strep throat testing, travel health consultation and vaccinations, pneumonia, COVID, and flu vaccinations which requires appointment, please call 403-329-1544, adjustment of dosing or changes to medication and answering any questions or concerns.
- Indigenous, Radically! Untethered Technologies: VR through an Indigenous Lens presented by Su Spotted Bull and Jessica Hawryluk. Explore the fascinating world of Untethered Technologies as they delve into the intersection of virtual reality and indigenous perspectives. Free entry Thursday April 4 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Galt Museum and Archives.
- Varenyky (perogy) making with Troyanda curator’s tour. Friday April 5, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Galt Museum and Archives. Admission rates apply. Learn the art of making perogies and embark on a tour of the “Transplanted Sunflowers: Ukrainian Immigrant Experience in Southern Alberta 1930s to present” exhibit.