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94.1 CJOC
Fisher Radio
Global Television
Pattison Outdoor
Event Partners
Blackfoot Canadian Cultural Society
Bowman Arts Centre
Buskers Association of Lethbridge/
Bryan Bradfield
Downtown BRZ
Galt Museum & Archives
Lethbridge Public Library
Southern Alberta Art Gallery
University of Lethbridge Art Gallery
Wind City Kids Fest
City of Lethbridge Parks/Ray Waddle
Lethbridge Regional Police Service
Venues
ACFA Regionale
Aerus Electrolux
Allied Arts Council
Bliss
Blueprint Entertainment
Boarderline
Bob Croskery Studio
Bowman Arts Centre
Burning Ground
City Hall Foyer
Classique Dancewear
Draffin’s Pharmacy
Echo Books
Elbees Hearing
Elusis Beads
Flair Travel
Galt Museum & Archives
Gentlemen III Men’s Wear
Glow
Intrigue Lingerie
Jerry Arnold Gallery
Josee’s Handmade Imports
le petit Trianon
Lethbridge Public Library
McGuire’s Men’s Wear
Merle Norman
Mocha Cabana
Mueller Art Gallery
Mystique Home Décor
Naturista’s
Nicholai Home Fashion
Owl Acoustic Lounge
Painted Cottage
Parlour Window
Penny Coffee House
Potemkin Too Artist Collective
Progress Clothing
Quick Print
Round Street Cafe
Royal LePage South Country
Soaring Hearts Gallery
Southern Alberta Art Gallery
Sterling Mutuals
Studio Celeste
Tanell’s Quilting
Ten Thousand Villages
The Miller Gallery
The Shoe Tree
The Slice Bar & Grill
The Sous Chef
Tompkins Jewellers
Trianon Gallery
U of L Art Gallery
Wall Décor
Yates Mezzanine Gallery
Zephyr Impressions
Volunteers
Thank you to our vast army of volunteers.
Your contributions are truly appreciated and we could not do it without you!
Artists
A special thank-you goes out to Lethbridge’s creative community.
Thank you for your dedication and hard work- you truly enhance our city
with your talent.
Message from the Honourable
Lindsay Blackett,
Minister of Culture and Community Spirit
As Minister responsible for arts and culture in Alberta, it is my
pleasure to welcome all artists and art lovers to Lethbridge’s
Alberta Arts Days celebrations.
Alberta Arts Days is a celebration of all that is best about Alberta. Every artistic discipline is
welcome, every medium, every single style, every cultural influence. Together they create
a picture of what we Albertans believe, that from a wealth of tradition and perspectives we
can build a stronger community for an even better future.
Lethbridge’s Alberta Arts Days celebrations exemplify this spirit. Whether it is the Artwalk,
ABFEST, Arts Fest or one of the many other events in town, Lethbridge is alive with the
creative spirit that is the hallmark of Alberta’s greatest desires and successes.
I would like to extend my thanks to the organizers, sponsors and volunteers of all of
Lethbridge’s Alberta Arts Days events for their vision and hard work in putting together this
year’s celebrations. It is no doubt a labour of love, and the labour is much appreciated.
Happy Alberta Arts Days!
Lindsay Blackett
Minister of Culture and Community Spirit
MLA, Calgary-North West
Message from His Worship
Mayor Bob Tarleck
I believe it is significant that our recently-approved Municipal Sustainability Plan describes the arts as one of
the core components of our future. If Lethbridge is a
vibrant, creative community, it is in large part because artistic and cultural activities are the
basis of many of our events and celebrations. The City’s commitment to an early start on
a new community arts centre in the heart of our city is just one example of the importance
our citizens ascribe to the arts. This property has also been identified as the preferred site
for a future performing arts building. For a number of years Edmonton described itself as,
“The City of Champions.” Perhaps Lethbridge might consider describing itself as, “The City
of Artists, Weavers, Dancers, Musicians, and Writers.”
Robert D. (Bob) Tarleck, M.A., M.Ed., Ako’Tasi
Mayor
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Message from
Barb Cunningham,
President, Allied Arts Council Lethbridge
The Allied Arts Council is proud that Lethbridge has been
selected as one of five centres designated by the Province as a ‘Flagship City’ for Arts Days 2010. We are also
very pleased to partner with our arts community to present Arts Days festivities.
The ‘Arts Days’ weekend will include activities such as the
ribbon cutting ceremony marking the grand re-opening
of the Southern Alberta Arts Gallery and Aboriginal Fest
2010 presented by the Blackfoot Cultural Society.
As a follow-up to the very successful ‘In the Shadow of
the Bridge’ Festival held in September, 2009, the Allied
Arts Council is also pleased to be enhancing our annual
ArtWalk event with a new performance focused event Arts Fest. There will be something for everyone at Arts
Fest - demonstrations, kids’ activities, musicians, poets,
dancers, filmmakers, visual arts and aboriginal arts.
We believe that Arts Days is an ideal opportunity to support our mission of providing leadership in advancing and
enhancing the arts in Lethbridge. We encourage you to
participate in Arts Days events and enjoy the diversity of
talent in our community.
318 7 Street S
403.320.0555
www.artslethbridge.org
LIVE PERFORMANCE VENUES FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
Mocha Cabana: Dale
Ketcheson
317 4 Street S
6 – 9 pm
The Slice Bar & Grill:
Blueprint 4 Year
Anniversary Show
314 8 Street S
9 pm
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411 3 Ave S
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Friday, September 17: 9 am: Ribbon Cutting
Saturday, September 18: 9 to 11 am – Pancake Breakfast
It was a blustery day in May as we watched the wrecking crew tear through the middle of
the Southern Alberta Art Gallery. We stood transfixed as the center portion of our beloved
home was reduced to a pile of shattered brick, broken glass and twisted steel. Though
bittersweet, this was a day of celebration, and the start of a major renovation and expansion project that would see SAAG transformed over the year to come.
Lethbridge architectural firms Ferrari Westwood Babits and Savill Group Architecture
joined forces to re-imagine the Southern Alberta Art Gallery, and local construction firm
RBG Construction was awarded the project in April 2009. Features of the expansion and
reconfiguration include: a new classroom and library with generous windows onto Galt
Gardens, a multi-media/video viewing gallery, as well as the addition of state-of-the-art
lighting, sound and projection equipment. More project highlights include: a light-filled
gathering space that intersects the building from the two story glass-clad entrance to the
windows on the park beyond, and barrier-free access throughout.
Our Grand Opening coincides with Lethbridge’s Art Walk, Alberta Arts Days and the
nation-wide Culture Days. The inaugural exhibition, On Your Marks celebrates a diversity
of relationships between artists, institutions and communities. Artists working in pairs or
groups will investigate ideas of mentorship and intergenerational influences with site-specific installations and new work produced especially for this exhibition.
All events held at the newly renovated gallery at 601 - 3 Avenue S in Galt Gardens Park.
www.saag.ca
403.327.8770
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Venues and Exhibitions
1. Galt Museum & Archives
2. Royal LePage South Country
3. Blackfoot Art Gallery
4. Round Street Café
5. The Miller Gallery
6. Zephyr Impressions
7. Glow
8. Penny Coffee House
9. Ten Thousand Villages
10. Echo Books
11. Draffin’s Pharmacy
12. The Owl Acoustic Lounge
13. Mocha Cabana
14. Burning Ground
15. Parlour Window
16. Josee’s Handmade Imports
17. Trianon Gallery
18. le petit Trianon
19. Progress Clothing
20. Aerus Electrolux
21. Bliss
22. Painted Cottage
23. Quick Print
24. Merle Norman
25. The Shoe Tree
26. Elusis Beads
3rd Annual Sculpture Show West end of 5th Avenue off Scenic Drive S.
Andrew Lint 526 5 St S. Pinhole Photography – Friday Only
ABFEST 2010 #128, 200 4 Ave, Lethbridge Centre Mall
Aboriginal Artwork and Performances
Will Osler & Susan Armstrong 427 5 St S.
Local Original Art 407A 5 St S.
Bev Mazurick 405 5 St S.
Watercolour/acrylic on archival paper
Katherine Rasmussen 505 4 Ave S. Watercolours
Local artwork 331 5 St S.
Dennis Delaney 329 5 St S. Woodturning
Linda Horner 325 5 St S. Acrylic Painting
Jim Blair 319 5 St S. Prairie Scenes
Various Local Artists
411 3 Ave S.
Merri-Ann Ford 317 4 St S. Watercolour
7 Artists Open Studios 402 2 Ave S.
Len Komanac 310 2 Ave S.
Cate Currie & Sarah Christensen 412 1 Ave S.
Michael Campbell, Marc Roder & Scot Bullick 104 5 St S.
Arianna Richardson bsmt 104 5 St S.
Jana MacKenzie 114 5 St S.
Charles Graves 506 3 Ave S. Photography
Sylvia Klassen 318 6 St S. Oil/Acrylic/Ink
Oldman River Potter’s Guild 320 6 St S. Hot Stuff - Pottery
Carolla Christie 320A 6 St S. Photography
Schizophrenia Society art class 324 6 St S.
Wendy Lipinski 326 6 St S. Abstract Oil on Canvas
Maria Livingston 328 6 St S. Fish Scale Art
27. Blueprint Entertainment
Music Influenced Artwork: Anniversary art exhibition
519 4 Ave S.
28. Potemkin Too Artist Collective Open Artist Studio 317 6 St S.
29. Tanell’s Quilting
Staff of Tanell’s Quilting 315 6 St S.
30. Mystique Home Décor
Trap\door Artist Run Centre 305 6 St S.
Button making workshop
31. Mystique Home Décor
“Anneli Haataja” Waller 305 6 St S.
32. Southern Alberta Art Gallery On Your Marks and Welcome to My World 601 3 Ave S.
34. Jerry Arnold Gallery
Canadian Fine Art 604 3 Ave S.
35. McGuire’s Men’s Wear
Roy Adachi 312 7 St S. Watercolour
36. Allied Arts Council
Marcella Cooper 318 7 St S. ‘soft pastel & pencil drawings’
Textile Surface Design Guild
37. The Sous Chef
Donna Gallant 320 7 St S. 2-D painting/drawing/printmaking
38. Classique Dancewear
Oldman River Potter’s Guild 322 7 St S.
39. Tompkins Jewellers
Karen Brownlee 326 7 St S. Watercolours
40. Gentlemen III Men’s Wear
Wayne Dwornik 328 7 St S. Photography
41. Nicholai Home Fashion
Shauna Hayward
330 7 St S. Lampwork/Glass Beads
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42. Sterling Mutuals
43. Elbees Hearing
44. Naturista’s
45. Intrigue Lingerie
46. Mueller Art Gallery
47. Flair Travel
48. Boarderline
49. Bowman Arts Centre
50. Lethbridge Public Library
51. City Hall Foyer
52. Yates Mezzanine Gallery
53. Wall Décor
54. ACFA Regionale
U of L Student Art Society
627 4 Ave S. Photography exhibit
Anna Madsen 615 4 Ave S. Watercolour & oil
Donna Jean Zimmerman 424 7 St S. Acrylic
Figure Drawing Collective 313 7 St S. Nudes with Lingerie
Rob Froese 105 8 St S.
Amrita Desphande 812 4 Ave S. Digitized Henna Drawings
Burning Ground Artists 814 4 Ave S.
“Cover”, paintings by Brenna Kanski, “Duality”, photographs by
Mark Vitaris, “Peep Show”, Oldman River Potter’s Guild 811 5 Ave S.
Ken Dalgarno’s The Crooked Trees of Alticane 810 5 Ave S.
Film: Georgia O’Keeffe, Showtime: Saturday 2 – 4 pm, Theatre Gallery
Helen Schuler Community Mapping 910 4 Ave S.
Community mapping project from local grade 7 classes
G Wayne Dwornik 1002 4 Ave S. “People Scapes”
Various Artists 306 10 St S.
Les Artnana’s 515 7 St S Encaustic & Mixed Media
Demonstrations
6. Zephyr Impressions
Bev Mazurick 405 5 St S.
Fabric painting/block printing Fri. & Sat. 11am-3pm
9. Ten Thousand Villages
Dennis Delaney 329 5 St S.
Woodturning Fri. & Sat. 10:30am -12pm, 1:30-4pm
10. Echo Books
Linda Horner 325 5 St S. Painting Sat. 10:30-11:30am
12. Mocha Cabana
Merri-Ann Ford 317 4 St S. Watercolour Fri. & Sat. 1-3pm
14. Burning Ground
402 2 Ave S. Open studios/community painting Fri. & Sat.
22. Mystique Home Décor
Trap Door ARC 305 6 St S. Sat. 10am-4pm
24. Potemkin Too Artist Collective 317 6 St S. Open studio Fri. & Sat.
25. Bliss
Sylvia Klassen 318 6 St S. 2 min people sketches Fri. & Sat.
33. Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School Sat. 10am – 4pm Galt Gardens
34. Nicholai Home Fashion
Shauna Hayward 330 7 St S. Glass bead demo Fri. & Sat.
36. Tompkins Jewellers
Karen Brownlee 326 7 St S. Demo painting Fri. & Sat. 11am-3pm
46. Naturista’s
Donna Jean Zimmerman 424 7 St S.
47. Flair Travel
Amrita Desphande 812 4 Ave S.
Painting with henna Fri. & Sat. 2:30-4pm
49. Bowman Arts Centre
811 5 Ave S. Demos of weaving/spinning Fri. & Sat.
Textile design demos Fri. & Sat. 1-2:30pm
56. Studio Celeste
Celeste Pryde 207 13 St N. Weaving Fri. & Sat.
57. Bob Croskery Studio
609 12 St S. Open studio Sat. 10am-4pm
Outside the Core
55. U of L Art Gallery
56. Studio Celeste
57. Bob Croskery Studio
Jamelie Hassan: At the Far Edge of Words (main gallery) and
Shifting Myths (Helen Christou Gallery) Saturday: The Lethbridge Mandala
Project- come and help create part of a large scale mandala! Sat.
University Atrium 4401 University Drive
Celeste Pryde 207 13 St. N. Weaving/clothing design
609 12 St S. Open studio Sat. 10am-4pm
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AB FEST 2010
A multidisciplinary
arts festival to
encourage artistic
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appreciation
Performances by contemporary Aboriginal artists including Country Star
Shane Yellowbird
Saturday, September 18, 2pm
Yates Memorial Centre
Aboriginal People’s Choice
Awards Entertainer of the Year
Additional performances and Art Exhibition continue at the
Blackfoot Art Gallery throughout the weekend
Lethbridge Centre #128, 200 - 4th Avenue S
Presented by the Blackfoot Canadian Cultural Society
www.blackfoot.ca
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Saturday, September 18
Galt Gardens Park Pergola: Downtown Lethbridge
Join us for this community celebration of the arts in
Galt Gardens Park on Saturday evening and all day Sunday.
Saturday evening will feature live local music. Bring your
lawn chairs and enjoy the festivities!
6:00: Jeremy Floyd Cowpar
6:30: Randy Shaver
7:00: Kenzi Kill
7:45: Sophmore Jakes
8:30: Planet Telex
9:15: Smokestack Jacks
10:00: Fire Spinners
Alberta Film & Video on Tour:
PRAIRIE TALES 12
Anthology of recent short film and video
by Alberta Media Artists
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Mocha Cabana: Dale Ketcheson
317 4 Street S
7 – 10 pm
The Slice Bar & Grill: The
Necessities CD Release Party
314 8 Street S
9 pm
The Owl Acoustic Lounge:
Whetstone Literary Magazine
launch & Bridget Yarwood &
Angus Wilson
411 3 Ave S
8:30 pm
N.A.A.G:Fist City Live music gig/
open studio
255-12C Street N
8 pm
8:30 pm, Galt Gardens
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Artisan Market
Washrooms
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Rotary
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Southern Alberta Art Gallery
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Artisan Market
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Sunday, September 19
Galt Gardens Park: Downtown Lethbridge
Arts Fest continues...
Local dancers, musicians and actors will take the stage, while local
artisans sell their wares in the artisan market.
The newly formed Wind City Kids Festival Society will provide activities
from 11:00 am - 5:00 pm.
Local food vendors will be on site selling snacks and drinks.
Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy the festivities!
11:00: Bandemonium
12:00: Global Drums –
U of L Conservatory
4:45: Blues Sensashun
w/ Karen Romolliwa
5:30: Taiko Drummers
1:00: Peter Puffin
6:00: Skilletlikkers
2:00: Scottish Country Dance
6:45: Maria Livingston
2:30: Karen Romanchuk
7:00: Matt Robinson
3:15: Troyanda Ukrainian Dance
7:45: The New Weather Machine
3:45: Jesse Northey
8:30: Treeline
and the Dandelions
4:30: Maria Livingston
ARTISAN MARKET:
Amrita Deshpande
Anna Madsen
Bev Mazurick
Beyond Zed
Donna Gallant
Donna Jean Zimmerman
Ed Crowe
9:15: Sleeping with Tuesday
Elusis Beads
G. Wayne Dwornik
Karen’s Kustom Jewelry
Karina Mak
Lethbridge Centennial
Quilters
Lethbridge Society of
Stained Glass Artisans
Lora Morris
Lorie Gray
Mad Fish Beads
Maria Livingston
Patricia Neufeld
Rhonda Kupsch
Sharon Simmers
Studio Celeste
Trap/Door ARC
Whetstone Magazine
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Galt Gardens Park: Downtown Lethbridge
The loss of the Children’s Festival Society 5 years ago has created a
lull in family focused entertainment in Lethbridge, namely in the summer
months. With 10,000 people in attendance for the last Children’s Festival,
it is apparent that interest in these happenings is strong. The Allied Arts
Council is happy to include the Wind City Kids Festival Society to ArtsFest;
and are excited at the opportunity to bring a renewed sense of family festivities to Lethbridge.
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11 am - 5 pm: Children’s Activities
Come join us for great activities, like a Mad Science show, yoga for kids,
drumming, face-painting, kite-making, story-telling, and so much more...
And we are proud to present Peter Puffin performing at 1pm, doing his
interactive, educational, super fun concert that kids are sure to love!
Alberta Film & Video on Tour:
PRAIRIE TALES 12
Anthology of recent short film and video
by Alberta Media Artists
2:30pm & 6:30pm, Galt Gardens
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VENUES & EXHIBITIONS
D DEMONSTRATIONS
West end of 5th Avenue off Scenic Drive South D
Galt Sculpture Show, featuring 3 dimensional works from southern Alberta artists
(Friday & Saturday 10 am - 4:30 pm, Sunday 1 - 4:30 pm)
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Casa Moda Salon & Spa
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Mueller Photography & Art Gallery
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The Jerry Arnold Gallery 604 - 3rd Avenue South . Canadian Fine Art
817 - 3rd Avenue South . Donna Crawford
105 - 8th Street South
Still camera photographic work. Fully digitally captured photographs.
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Galt Museum & Archives
2
The Miller Gallery
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Zimʼs Place
3
L.A. Gallery Custom Framing & Art
421 - 5th Street South
Photographs by: Kathi Soloman-Duda & Molly Elliot
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Potemkin Too Artists Collective
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Lethbridge Public Library 810 - 5th Avenue South
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The Shoe Tree
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Marquis Flower Shop 314 - 6th Street South . Carolla Christie
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Great Garb Boutique
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Southern Alberta Art Gallery
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Express Coffee & Tea 222 - 5th Street South . Anna Madson
407A - 5th Street South . Local Original Art
Rhonda Kupsch / Morry Katz “Applied Geometry, a photographic study
of the bridge” (Theatre Lobby)
“Frank Lloyd Wrightʼs Home and Studio”
A film set in his Home and Studio in Oak Park, Chicago, provides a link into appreciating
Wright’s incredible work. (Friday 7 pm)
“Science Is Fiction”
23 short films by Jean Painleve, one of the first and most prolific auteurs to recognize
that biology could be transcribed as art. (Saturday 1 - 4 pm)
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Woodcarving, watercolours, oil paintings, silver smithing, Japanese art, needle point,
stained glass, ceramics, China painting, Ukrainian marble eggs & much much more.
(Friday 10 am - 5 pm, Saturday 10 am - 4 pm)
Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization
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Yates Memorial Centre
1002 - 4th Avenue South . “Fluid Visions,” works by clients
in the Lethbridge Shelter & Resource Art Program. (Joan Waterfield Gallery)
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City Hall Foyer 910 - 4th Avenue South . Southern Alberta Art Gallery, “Inspired
Perspectives: Imagining the Bridge,” a variety of artwork in a variety of media all
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Wall Decor & More
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Bowman Arts Centre
Gentlemen III Menʼs Wear
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Tompkins Jewellers
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330 - 7th Street South . Amrita Sameer Deshpande
Parlour Window
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Trianon Gallery / le petit Trianon 104 - 5th Street South . Stacey Watson
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Galt Gardens
“Information Fair” AAC Members sharing their programs and events:
Ammena Dance Company, Amrita Sameer Deshpande,
Lethbridge Artist Club, Lethbridge Registered Music Teachers Association,
Lethbridge Scottish Country Dance Club, Lethbridge Symphony
Association, Oldman River Potter’s Guild, Playgoers of Lethbridge,
Troyanda Ukrainian Dance Club. (Saturday Only)
Performances Under the Pergola . See schedule of events on reverse
(Saturday Only)
University of Lethbridge Conservatory of Music global drumming concert
(Saturday 12 pm)
“Share My Bounty” Loralee Edwards
Installation and Performance - Galt Gardens perimeter. (Saturday Only)
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322 - 7th Street South . “Pot Pourri” featuring works by:
Carman Bankonin, Bridgette Berke, Linda Carlson, Louise Cormier, Karen Dormaar,
Elaine Harrison, Heather MacDonald Sorochan, Lela Martins, Chet Mook, Eileen
Schuler, Doug Stinson & Kelly Vanderhooft.
The Sous Chef 320 - 7th Street South . Donna Gallant
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McGuireʼs Menʼs Wear
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318 - 7th Street South . Van Christou
312 - 7th Street South . Roy Adachi
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University of Lethbridge Art Gallery
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Allyson Mitchell: “Ladies Sasquatch” (Main Gallery, Free refreshments)
“Head Shots: Portraits from the University of Lethbridge Art
Collection” (Helen Christou Gallery)
Classique Dancewear
Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge
310 2nd Avenue South . Len Komanac
“Feel the Beatʼ
326 - 7th Street South . Karen Brownlee. Brush & ink painting
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324 - 5th Street South
Exhibitions: Art Auction Preview,
Doug Scholes’ “Acts applied mostly for good practical reasons”
“Listening Walk” with artist Annie Martin (Saturday 3pm)
Appraisal Day (Saturday 12 pm - 3 pm, call 403.327.8770 for bookings)
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328 - 7th Street South . Wayne Dwornik
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505B - 4th Avenue South . Chuck Graves
Local Original Art.
617 - 4th Avenue South . Ed Crowe
Nicholai Home Fashion
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28A Henotic Restaurant & Lounge 402 - 2nd Avenue South
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811 - 5th Avenue South
Lethbridge Artist Club, Lethbridge Handicraft Guild, Oldman River Potter’s
Guild, Textile Surface Design Guild.
“1000 ccs” - Trap\Door Artist Collective Members’ exhibition.
“Bridging Divides Community Exhibition” (Main Gallery), “Gallimaufry” - Marie Imrie
de Gomez (Music Room), “Painting the Bridge” work by students at the
Bowman Arts Centre .
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326 - 6th Street South . Jode Tilley
402 - 2nd Avenue South B Level
Open Artist Studios (Saturday only)
306 - 10th Street South D
Works of 27 original artists skilled in pastels, acrylics, oils, watercolours, encaustic and
photography. On display are stone sculptures and hand carved flutes.
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317 - 6th Street South
Open artist studios and exhibition (Saturday only)
28B P3 Burning Ground Studios
centering on the theme of the High Level Bridge.
10 Sterling Mutuals
311 - 6th Street South . Donna Zimmerman
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609 - 12th Street South D
Robert Croskery, Roy Adachi, Sylvia Besplug, Betty Bourke, Donna
Crawford, Juli Cuthbertson, Dianne Kubik, Connie Larson, Gerard Plettell.
(Saturday Only)
Robert (Bob) Croskery Studio
Julie Duschenes Studio
604 - 7th Street South
Oil paintings, prints, etchings, rag paper.
Stomp nʼ Stamp
an original collage by AMY DODIC
PAVAN PARK/OLDMAN RIVER
an original painting by
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