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What is happening at our pools?

The Stan Siwik Family Leisure Pool, Nicholas Sheran Family Leisure Pool, Fritz Sick Pool, and Henderson Outdoor Pool are community treasures that serve the people of Lethbridge and Southern Alberta. Our team is committed to providing the community our best customer service, clean and safe facilities and activities for all ages.

Tidal Vipers Junior Lifeguard Club

Winter 2026 Junior Lifeguard Club will run from January 5 until April 22.

Youth and adults aged 8 years old and up who are looking for an activity that is dynamic, ranging from endurance swims and rescue scenarios to team-based problem-solving activities.

The Junior Lifeguard Club is Where FUN meets SPORT—the perfect next step for swimmers who want to push themselves, build confidence, and experience the excitement of lifeguarding skills in a team setting.

Registration is open, with competitive and non-competitive sessions available. For more information or to register visit aquatics.lethbridge.ca

Spring Swim Lessons

Lessons start on April 13 and run until June 20, 2026. Please note, there will be no lessons on May 16th and 18th due to the long weekend.

Womens Only Swim

April 24, 2026 2:15 pm to 3:15 pm at Stan Siwik Pool. The Women and Girls Only Swim program will provide a safe and designated space for Women and Girls who are unable to participate in traditional or mixed-gender activities because of culture, religion, beliefs, trauma, insecurities, etc. to swim without the presence of men or boys. The first 35 attendees can swim for free, and after that, it’s only $4.00 per person.

Interested in building lifeguard skills?

Canadian Swim Patrol: Includes Rookie Patrol, Ranger Patrol, and Star Patrol—an excellent introduction to lifeguard knowledge and skills.

Advanced Courses at Stan Siwik: Whether you’re registering for the first time or recertifying, we’ve got you covered! Check out our advanced course page for more detials!

Admission, visit cards & memberships

Admissions, *5 Visit Cards and *10 Visit Cards

advanced courses

Prices include all materials, certification fees, and GST. For more information, please call the front desk at Stan Siwik Pool | (403) 320-3054 | 1901 15 Ave N, Lethbridge AB

Intermediate First Aid $177.00

May 23, 24 #22869 Sat/Sun 8:30am-4:30pm

Intermediate First Aid provides comprehensive training covering all aspects of first aid and CPR. This course is for those who want an in-depth understanding of first aid such as: medical/legal aspects, spinal injuries, environmental injuries, bone and joint injuries, abdominal and chest injuries, burns, and medical emergencies.

Includes CPR-C and AED certification. Current for 3 years.

Intermediate First Aid Recertification (formerly Standard) requires both theoretical and practical skill examinations. Those using another Alberta workplace-approved standard first aid as a prerequisite must show proof of current certification. If no longer current, individuals must attend the original course. Unsuccessful candidates in the recertification course must complete the original course.

Prerequisite(s): Must bring current Intermediate First Aid Certification to course.

The Swim and Lifesaving Instructors course combines the responsibilities of Swim Instructors and Lifesaving Instructors. Candidates will be trained to teach and evaluate participants in programs such as Swim for Life, Canadian Swim Patrol, Bronze Medals, Distinction, Boat Rescue and Lifesaving Society CPR. The course equips instructors with level 1 leadership competencies and strategies necessary for planning, teaching, and evaluating swimming and lifesaving skill.

Prerequisite(s): Must be 15 years old and Bronze Cross or higher and Intermediate First Aid CPR-C & AED

National Lifeguard - Pool $387.00

April 17, 18, 19 #22866 Fri/Sat/Sun 8:30am-4:30pm 24, 25, 26

This 40 hour course will certify successful candidates with the NLS Pool option award. *Note: Please bring proof of IFA CPR-C to first class.

Prerequisite(s): Must be 15 years old, hold a Bronze Cross & Intermediate First Aid CPR-C Certification.

May 7 #22867 Thur 5:00pm-9:00pm

The objective of the NL Precert is to provide candidates an opportunity to review NL skills and knowledge and to provide education on new information.

*Note: Must bring NL certification and current Intermediate First Aid Certification to the exam

Bronze Medallion $177.00

April 9 - 11 #22864 Thur/Fri 8:30am-4:30pm Sat 8:30am-12:30pm

This 20 hour course prepares candidates an understanding of the lifesaving principles in the four components of water rescue education: judgement, knowledge, skills and fitness. *Note: Bronze Medallion is offered seperately from Bronze Cross

Prerequisite(s): Must be 13 years old and hold CPR-C.

Bronze Cross $177.00

April 11 - 13 #22865 Sun/Mon 8:30am-4:30pm Sat 12:30pm-4:30pm

This 20 hour course begins the transition from lifesaving to lifeguarding and prepares candidates for responsibilities as a lifeguard.

Prerequisite(s): Must be 13 years old, hold a Bronze Medallion (need not be current) and Intermediate First Aid CPR-C & AED (must be current) is required.

Intermediate First Aid Recertification $106.00

FRITZ SICK LEISURE CENTRE SCHEDULE

April 2026

nicholas sheran leisure centre schedule

7:15pm 7:30pm 7:45pm 8:00pm 8:15pm 8:30pm

Good Friday - April 3, 2026 CLOSED

*The hot tub, gym and sauna are open to the public during facility hours unless otherwise specified. Visit RecEx.ca/Lethbridge to view private rental event bookings. Notes

leisure centre schedule

Victoria Day - May 18, 2026

Facility open from 1pm until 5pm (OPEN SWIM: 1PM - 4PM) (LANE SWIM: 4PM - 5PM) Holiday Hours

Spring Swim Lessons April 13 - June 20, 2026 No Lessons: May 16 & 18 Swimming Lessons

Notes

*The hot tub, gym and sauna are open to the public during facility hours unless otherwise specified. Visit RecEx.ca/Lethbridge to view private rental event bookings.

Stan siwik pool schedule

april 13 - 30, 2026

*The hot tub and gym are open to the public during facility hours unless

registration and refund policies

Lesson Registration

• Registrations can be made online at lethbridge.ca/ swimming or by telephone/in-person Monday-Friday between the hours of 9am and 5pm.

• Registration is on a first come first served basis.

• If registering by phone and no one answers please leave a message.

• Participants may register in a maximum of two (2) classes/session.

• Participants may waitlist in any class.

Preparing to Register

Create an account prior to registration at lethbridge.ca/swimming. If you do not have an account you will need the following:

• Name & birth date of account holder (Adult)

• Name & birth date of participants

• Home address, phone # and postal code

• Program level, session time and alternatives if class is full

• Payment information incl 3 digit CVV # on credit cards for phone registrations

Fees

Fees must be paid in full at the time of registration. Cash, Debit, Visa, MC, Rec Ex Gift Card & Cheque are accepted in person. Cheques are payable to Recreation Excellence. Post dated cheques are not accepted. A $25 charge will be applied to all NSF cheques. Only Visa & MC are accepted for phone registrations. Visa & MC Debit cards are accepted online and in person.

registration Locations

Stan Siwik Leisure Centre 1901 15 Ave N Phone: (403) 320-3054

Nicholas Sheran Leisure Centre 401 Laval Blvd W Phone: (403) 320-3046

Online and phone registrations are highly encouraged for more information look online: aquatics.lethbridge.ca

Program cancellation

Programs with insufficient registration are subject to cancellation. Customers will be notified as soon as a decision regarding cancellation has been made. All efforts will be made to accomodate any registrants displaced by cancellations. A full refund or credit to account will be issued for courses cancelled by Recreation Excellence.

Withdrawls

• Withdrawals received more than fourteen (14) days prior to the start of the lesson set or course will not be subject to a withdrawal fee.

• Withdrawals made between five (5) and fourteen (14) days prior to the lesson start date will be subject to a 10% withdrawal fee. The remaining balance may be left on your account for future use or a refund may be requested.

• Refunds of less than $5.00 will remain on the account.

• You may withdraw and re-register into another program without penalty prior to five (5) days before the lesson start date.

• No refunds will be given if withdrawal is within five (5)days of the lesson start date.

Transfers

All transfers are subject to availability and may be made without penalty up to five (5) days prior to the lesson start date. Transfers made by Recreation Excellence will not incur a penalty. Any resulting increase in program fees due to the transfer must be paid by the customer at the time of transfer.

moving/medical

Withdrawals for medical / relocation reasons are permitted with no penalty prior to the lesson start date. Refunds for withdrawal after the lesson start date will result in a pro-rated refund or credit on account. Proof of medical / relocation must be provided within two (2)weeks of notification of withdrawal for refunds or credits to be issued.

APRIL 2026 PROGRAMS, EVENTS & EXHIBITS

SPECIAL EVENTS PROGRAMS

Tue 07 | 10:30–11:30 AM

Creative Community

adults and seniors | registration encouraged: admission applies, members free

Wed 15 | 5–6:30 PM

Stitch the Rainbow

Sat 04 | 10:30, 11:45, 1, 2:15

Easter Egg Hunt at the Fort

Collect up to 3 eggs in 30 minutes, then trade them for a bag of treats! all ages | $10/person | 4 sessions | max 50 people/ session | eggs rehidden between each.

Connect with fellow fiber craft makers | all ages and skill levels | drop-in | free | 12-1 PM

Curator Tour, with Stephanie

Laine Hamilton

adults and seniors | registration encouraged: admission applies, members free

Fri 10 | 6–8 PM

Paint & Sip with Smelotie Mpofu

Includes supplies, a glass of wine or soda, Gather & Graze charcuterie | all skill levels | 18+ | registration required: $25/ person

Sun 26 | 1:30–3 PM

Stéphane Guevremont:

ALBERTA DRY: A History of Prohibition in the Province

adults and seniors | admission applies, members free

Wed 29 | 9-11 AM

Toddler Time: Explore & Play

toddlers with caregivers | pre-register: admission applies, members free

Fri 30 | 5–7 PM

Recipes from the Archives: Fritz Sick’s Enterpriser

magazines Delicious beer-inspired recipes and sample dishes. adults and seniors | admission applies, members free

Fri 17– Mon 20

4th Lethbridge International Film Festival (LIFF)

Presented by The Friends of the Galt Museum and Archives Akaisamitohkanao’pa

70 films. 18 countries. 13 local productions. The 4-day festival begins APR 17 with the opening films and gala, full days of screenings on APR 18-19, and concludes APR 20 with the closing films and party.

Fri MAY 01 | 3–8 PM

Summer 2026 Exhibitions

Launch Party

Held in the Viewing Gallery and the patio overlooking the river valley, our come-andgo celebration invites the community to explore our new exhibitions while enjoying local food, board games, yard games, and craft beer. In partnership with the Hwy 3 Ale Trail and with support from the Alberta Craft Beer Association | all ages | admission applies, members free.

ART AUCTION MAY 2

CURRENT EXHIBITIONS

ACTION HERO & MIA + ERIC FUTURE PERFECT

NOW - APR. 30 | OFF-SITE

HALI HEAVY SHIELD

HAT & BOOT DANCE

MAR. 28 - JUN. 26 | AT EXCITE LETHBRIDGE

ART AUCTION PREVIEW

APR. 15 - APR. 29 | THE GALLERY

PROGRAMS + EVENTS

APR. 16 | BLETCHER HOUR*

APR. 18 | LIFF x SAAG*

APR. 21 | SENIOR’S TOUR & TEA*

APR. 23 | ART AUCTION CURATOR’S TOUR

MAY 2 | ART AUCTION

*FREE PROGRAM

For more information, visit saag.ca/events or contact Heather Kehoe, Program & Event Coordinator at hkehoe@saag.ca.

Visit Us Online

For information on art events, artist calls, our arts directory and more!

arts in LETHBRIDGE

Choose the AAC Membership that is best for you and join us ...

Where the Arts Meets Community!

Allied Membership: $75

Ideal for not-for-proﬁt groups and organizations involved in the arts.

Beneﬁts include discounted rentals at Casa, participation in AAC events, access to the Arts Directory, a vote at the AAC AGM, and mor!e

Associate Membership: $75

Open to individuals, businesses, and collectives supporting the arts. Beneﬁts inclulde connecting with the creative community, discounted rentals at Casa, and promotion of arts related events!

Artist Membership: FREE Tailored for individual artists. Enjoy workshops, promotion of events, and networking opportunities.

Friend Membership: FREE

Perfect for arts supporters. Join the AAC

Wordbridge: Writers' Society of Lethbridge is a Southern Alberta organization dedicated to the celebration and promotion of the literary arts. What rst began as an annual conference has now expanded into a full society with many goals. Since gaining its status as a society in March of 2025, Wordbridge has partnered with Environment Lethbridge to create additional Little Free Libraries for the area. As well, monthly online workshops have been o ered on topics such as: Working With an Editor, Short Story Writing, Grants for Writers, and more. Twice a year, Wordbridge provides writing challenges, and other collaborations and initiatives are in the works. Wordbridge would especially like to acknowledge Analog Books for their partnership in hosting events and helping spread the word about writers, and writing here in Lethbridge.

Wordbridge: Writers' Society of Lethbridge is gearing up towards its Annual Conference: April 18th and 19th at Casa, Lethbridge. This year, Michelle Good is the keynote speaker (winner of the 2020 Governor General's Literary Award for Fiction). Speakers from Canada will be involved in presentations, workshops, and panels about poetry, middle grade writing, and publishing. Attendees will also have opportunities to network with fellow writers, discover local publishing resources, share their work in supportive spaces, and strengthen the vibrant literary community growing throughout southern Alberta.

To learn more visit wordbridgeyql.com

EXHIBITION RUN

March 28, 2026 - May 29, 2026

Throughout the main floor: Retrieval Cues

UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE

STUDENT EXHIBTION

Concourse Gallery: In The Meantime

THE ALBERTA SOCIETY OF ARTISTS

Saokitapi Gallery:

Kamotáán (Survival)

DARREN WEASELCHILD

The Yates

Joan Waterfield Gallery

THIS IS US

Textile Surface Design Guild

March 13, 2026 - June 12, 2026

Monday to Friday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

1002 - 4th Avenue South Lethbridge

Open during performances and special events, closed weekends and holidays.

REGISTER

DAILY PASS - $12.50 +GST

MONTH PASS - $40 +GST

STUDENT SEMESTER PASS - $50 +GST

ANNUAL PASS - $250 +GST

For more information about the Casa Studio Access Program, please call 403.320.2272 or email operations@artslethbridge.org

TEA MB UI LDING WOR K SHOP S

Looking for an activity that allows the team to be creative ? CHOOSE FROM THE FOLLOWING WORKSHOPS

Paint ing Monopr int s 2 Hour s for $220 + GST Clay Handbuilding Clay Wheel 3 Hours for $270 + GST

8 participants $20 + GST for additional participants up to a maximum 12 Book today! Call 403.327.2272 or email Courtney Faulkner at education @artslethbridge.org

Coulee Cleanup encourages residents of all ages, abilities & backgrounds to pick up litter & “leave it better than they found it! ”

A clean environment keeps our coulees and all our wild neighbours happy & healthy.

Registration is OPEN!

Coulee Cleanup is now accepting registrations from individuals, households, community groups & local businesses!

Participation is free, fast, and easy!

Helen Schuler Nature Centre

DISCOVER THE EXHIBIT: EXPLORE THE ART EXHIBIT:

Spring Wild Neighbours

April 2026 July 2026

Discover the incredible animals that share our cities, parks & backyards.

Featuring informative displays, fun facts & hands on activities!

Ages 2 to 5

Celebrate winter and explore nature with your preschooler during these 3 week courses!

April | May | June

Thursdays | 9:30am - 10:30am or 11am - Noon

$15 per course | New Topics Each Week!

Geocaching

Smoke, Storms & the Atmosphere By Anonymous Smith | Mar 31 May 8, 2026

Ages 6 to 10

Get outside and enjoy nature based games and activities in these 3 week courses!

April | May | June

Saturdays | 10:00am - Noon

$30 per course | New Topics Each Week!

Do you enjoy puzzle solving, technology & adventure?

Go beyond basic treasure hunting to find mystery geocaches & help design unique new caches that will be hidden by the Nature Centre.

April 8 | 1:30pm - 3:30pm | FREE!

NATURE PLAY POP UP

with Lethbridge Plays

Get Outside & Play!

Visit the Helen Schuler Nature Centre to build, create, and explore with loose parts.

Ages 11 to 15 Free! Drop - In! Dress for the Weather! April 9 & 25 1:30 pm - 3:30 p m

Summer Coulees & Culture Day Camps

Kids (ages 6 10) discover the cultural, historical, and natural treasures of Lethbridge at a new destination each day the perfect way to learn and play!

Daily 8:30am - 4:30 pm

• Camp 1: July 06 - 10

• Camp 2: July 20 - 24

• Camp 3: August 10 - 14

• Camp 4: August 24 - 28

HSNC | NEW WEST THEATRE | GALT MUSEUM | FORT WHOOP-UP

Registration Opens March 2, 2026: Leisure.Lethbridge.ca

Best Front Forward is a beautification and biodiversity enhancement campaign for 'front yards', running March October 2026.

Best Front Forward aims to build more front yard spaces that are full of life, colour, friends & resiliency.

This program includes easy and simple steps you can take to re imagine your front yard as a place that contributes to your community.

If your front yard contains at least 15 of these 30+ landscaping & community building initiatives, submit a registration form online to receive a GOLD STAR for your front yard!

*Initiatives and registration are available at: Nature.Lethbridge.ca/bff

Smoke in the Air — A Walking Presentation with Ken Orich

April 26 | 10:30 11:30am

Join Ken Orich, former Government of Alberta Forest Officer & Wildfire Management Specialist for a walking presentation discussing the 2020 wildfire that swept through the Elizabeth Hall Wetlands.

Free to attend! Ages 16+ | Call to register: 403 320 3064

June 13th 2026 | At Henderson Lake Park

Is your organization interested in participating in Lethbridge’s Largest Outdoor Children's Festival? Contact Us!

nature@lethbridge.ca nature.lethbridge.ca/npf

Helen Schuler Nature Centre

City of Lethbridge Recreation & Culture

Lethbridge Polytechnic

explore camps

BEAT SUMMERTIME BOREDOM BEFORE IT BEGINS!

Register your explorers, builders and gamers for a Lethbridge Polytechnic summer camp. There are dozens of fun, hands-on experiences to choose from that will keep your kids and teens active this summer while they learn new skills, make new friends and explore potential career paths.

lethpolytech.ca/summercamps

Benefits of Spending Time in Nature

Walk, Run, Play or ‘Forest Bathe’

Studies show a wide variety of wellness benefits just from getting outside and finding nature. You can visit forests in the mountains or explore our local coulees and river bottom; even short bouts in nature make a difference

Boost your physical heal th: - Being in nature naturally engages us in physical activity like walking or hiking, improving our cardiovascular f itness, bone, joint and muscle strength Take a walk through Indian Battle Park and give the look-out stairs a try!

Reduce your stress - The sensory experiences we have in nature naturally reduce cortisol levels in our body, getting us out of chronic stress cycles Nature also promotes mindfulness enjoying the moment Visit the Elizabeth Hall Wetlands and wander through the paths listening for birds

Boost your mood - Time in nature can alter our brain activity, reducing anxiety, depression and sparking creativity and curiosity. Explore a park in the city you haven’t visited before How about Pavan or Popson?

Improve your sleep quality - Getting exposure to sunshine everyday, especially in the morning, helps regulate our natural sleep/wake cycle (circadian rhythm) Take a short walk along the coulee top or in a local park to start your day

SPRING SESSIONALS

A 6-Week Session Running from April 20 to May 30

Monday : Preschool Dance A: 4:45-5:15pm

Primary Jazz/Tap Combo

(Ready, Set, dance!): 5:15-6:00pm

Adult Combo Classes*: 6:45-7:30pm

Wednesday : Twirling Toddlers: 4:30-5:00pm

Thursday: Preschool Dance D: 6:15-6:45pm

SERVUS SPORTS CENTRE - 2501 28 AVE S

TRY IT ON MATS TRYIT ONTURF BIKE RODEO DRAWS & GIVEAWAYS 2 FIELDSOF FUN!

SATURDAY MAY 9TH 10 AM - 4 PM TRYIT ONICE

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B L O G

FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT SKILLS: HOW ROVING GYMS SUPPORT ACTIVE CHILDREN

A summary of an article on the Lethbridge Plays blog, submitted by Lethbridge Sport Council, cross-posted on lethbridgesportcouncil.ca

Fundamental movement skills—such as running, jumping, throwing, catching, kicking, striking, and balancing—are the foundation of physical literacy and must be developed through practice, play, and a variety of experiences. These skills build physical competence, confidence, and the ability to participate in sport, recreation, and everyday movement. Several key skills in particular—like jumping, catching, kicking, striking, throwing, running, and balance—are important building blocks that support participation across a wide range of sports and activities.

Play-based programs help children develop these skills by creating fun, inclusive, and ageappropriate environments where they can explore movement and try new things without pressure. Rather than focusing on specific sports, the emphasis is on learning through play, which supports confidence and helps children feel successful regardless of their experience level.

Parents play an important role in supporting skill development at home. Simple, low-equipment activities—like obstacle courses, tossing games, or imaginative play—can help children practice movement skills while keeping the focus on fun, effort, and progress. Modelling active behaviour as a parent also reinforces the value of movement in everyday life.

Developing fundamental movement skills early helps children build the confidence to participate in physical education, try new sports, and stay active with peers. This confidence often carries into adulthood, increasing the likelihood of lifelong participation in physical activity and supporting overall health and wellness.

READ THE FULL ARTICLE ON THE LETHBRIDGE PLAYS WEBSITE

Leth bridge Picnic Shelters

0 John Martin Picnic Shelter

62Ave N

Seats 145

Rental Cost: $495 + GST

Rental time: 9am-2am

E) Baroness Picnic Shelter

Indian Battle Rd S

Seats 36

Rental Cost: $37 + GST/Hour

Rental Time: Hourly Booking

Alcohol is not permitted

0 Elks Picnic Shelter

55-79 Botteril Bottom Rd S

Seats 130 People

Rental Cost: $495 + GST

Rental time is: 9am-2am

0 Nicholas Sheran

Picnic Shelter

Nicholas Sheran Park

Seats 72

Rental Cost: $37 + GST/Hour

Rental Time: Hourly Booking

Alcohol is not permitted

0 Legacy Picnic Shelter

400 Blackwolf Blvd N

Seats 50

Rental Cost: $382.50 + GST

Rental time: 9am-2am

0 Rotary Picnic Shelter

Giffen Rd N

Seats 175

Rental Cost: $495 + GST

Rental time: 9am-2am

8 Kiwanis Picnic Shelter

7265 St S

Seats 36

Rental Cost: $37 + GST/Hour

Rental Time: Hourly Booking

Alcohol is not permitted

0 Henderson Horseshoe

Picnic Shelter

Mayor Magrath Dr S

Seats 60

Rental Cost: $270.00 + GST

Rental time: 9am -10pm

Alcohol is not permitted

0 Popson Park Picnic Shelter

95060AveW

Seats 72

Rental Cost: $270 + GST

Rental Time: 9am-10pm

Alcohol is not permitted

BMX

A Sport of Speed, Bravery and Control

Are you ready for a sport where no two tracks are the same, you’re moving on two wheels and you will be sure to get a rush of adrenaline? BMX (bicycle motocross), born around the 1970's, was originally know as ‘pedal-cross’. Beginning as an unstructured bike racing game, BMX soon became recognized nationally, where rules were set and technology was integrated With tournaments all across North America, what better time to join this competitive chance at adventure! (BMX Canada)

In this sport, athletes can show off creative freestyle skills and race opponents on tracks. Here’s what makes BMX an intriguing sport to compete in, to watch or to try:

Speed and Sprints: Speed is needed in BMX racing as one lap around the track usually only consists of 30-40 seconds of biking

Tactical and Technological: Athletes are working on quick decisions and maneuvering as that light turns green, the shoot opens, and they begin!

Suiting Up to Ride: Riders must wear a properly fitting helmet, shoes, gloves and padding across the body to be ready for any external impact.

Thrilling Adrenaline: Tracks are a complication of jumps, turns, and speed that push your body into a rush of adventure

Focus and Resilience: BMX is a discipline sport, where athletes must retain maximum focus during training and events to optimize speed, power and precision

A Path Anyone Can Ride

BMX tracks invite everyone to come out and brave the course. If you are just beginning, you are still welcome to learn and grow on the hills and turns. At the same time, if you are returning competitor, you can work on showing off some exciting air-time in jumps and tricks!

Why Try BMX?

It’s thrilling, unique and enjoyable! BMX allows you to be outside while participating in riding at any speed and level that you feel comfortable with Whether trying for the first time, or competing at high levels, BMX is a sport for everyone!

BMX in Lethbridge

Clubs - Lethbridge BMX is a club for all riders; any age and ability Their season typically begins the first weekend of May and ends the final weekend of September

Events - Lethbridge BMX will host Provincial 3 & 4 on July 18 -19 th th

From the first pedal to the final push, BMX is about discovering what you’re capable of physically and mentally. A step onto the wild side of adventure!