JANUARY
The City of Lethbridge acknowledges that we are gathered on the lands of the Blackfoot people of the Canadian Plains and pays respect to the Blackfoot people past, present and future while recognizing and respecting their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship to the land. The City of Lethbridge offers respect to the Metis and all who have lived on this land and made Lethbridge their home.
ABOUT THE POOLS
What is happening at our pools this season? 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
Winter Swim Lessons
Lessons begin January 12 and will run until March 21, 2026. There will be no lessons February 14 and 16.
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!
Womens Only Swim
January 23, 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.
Stay Connected
For more information on programs, schedules, fees, and FAQs, visit recex.ca/Lethbridge or email us at leth@recreationexcellence.com.
Stan Siwik Leisure Centre 403-320-3054
Nicholas Sheran Leisure Centre 403-320-3046
Fritz Sick Leisure Centre 403-320-3109
GST Included *Not applicable to registered programs
Fritz Sick Pool Swimming Lessons - Winter 2026 January 12 - March 21, 2026
AQUATICS
ADVANCED SWIM PROGRAMS
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.
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.
*NL Waterpark Course available August 25 & 26. Call for more information.
Prerequisite(s): Must be 15 years old, hold a Bronze Cross & Intermediate First Aid CPR-C Certification.
Jan. 16 Jan.
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.
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
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
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.
For more information, please call the front desk at Stan Siwik Pool (403) 320-3054
National Lifeguard - Pool Recertification $74.00
FRITZ SICK LEISURE CENTRE SCHEDULE
NICHOLAS SHERAN LEISURE CENTRE SCHEDULE
NICHOLAS SHERAN LEISURE CENTRE SCHEDULE
STAN SIWIK LEISURE CENTRE SCHEDULE
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
Fritz Sick Leisure Centre 420 - 11 St S Phone:(403) 320-3109
Online and Phone registrations are highly encouraged for more information look online: lethbridge.ca/swimming
Program Cancellations
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.
Withdrawals
• 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.
Medical / Moving
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.
Winter Tires and Rotary Plows: Then and Now on the Prairie
When the snow piles up and the wind chill kicks in, the first question most of us ask is: Did I remember to put on my winter tires? January in southern Alberta doesn’t mess around, and every year, it finds a new way to remind us who’s boss.
But as we bundle up and brave the highways, it’s wild to think about how people managed winter travel more than a hundred years ago. Back in 1910, trains were the lifeline of the prairies, but snow could bring them to a standstill. The Glenbow Archives has some amazing photos from around Lethbridge that show just how tough it was
In one shot, a group of men is out there with shovels, clearing the tracks by hand. You can almost feel the cold seeping through their coats That kind of work wasn’t just hard it was exhausting and endless Then there’s the moment technology stepped in: the rotary snow plow This beast of a machine could slice through packed snow and hurl it clear of the rails, opening a path for the train to keep moving. It was a game-changer the best way to deal with the kind of heavy snow southern Alberta is famous for So the next time you ’ re scraping ice off your windshield or spinning your tires on a drift, just think: at least you ’ re not out there with a shovel, trying to clear a railway by hand.
Join us for our January Speaker Series on Tuesday the 27 at 6:30pm, in Downtown Library. Free to attend, and all are we th This month we’ll be welcoming Sherri Gallant, retired Lethbridge journalist nature of media & journalism, how it affects community records, and th
lethbridgehistory.org info@lethbridgehistory.o
Photos courtesy of the Glenbow Archives
PROGRAMS
CREATIVE COMMUNITY
& EXHIBITS
NOW SHOWING
Tue 06 | 10:30–11:30 AM
A Role for Everyone:
The Playgoers of Lethbridge
adults and seniors | registration encouraged: admission applies, members free TODDLER TIME
Wed 28 | 9–10 AM
Explore & Play
toddlers with caregivers | pre-register: admission applies, members free
SPECIAL EVENTS
Tue 13 | 5:30–8 PM
The Playgoers of Lethbridge: Sneak Peek–Rehearsal of Burn all ages | registration encouraged, free Thu 22 | 5–6 PM
Curator Tours: Treasures and Curiosities, with Tyler Stewart and Camina Manychief
adults and seniors | registration encouraged | admission applies, members free Fri 23 | 1–3 PM
The Art of Line with Carla Beres all ages | admission applies, members free Sat 31 | 7–9 PM
Galt Film Series Presents –LIFF x Dean Demento: Paris is Burning 18+ event | admission applies, members free
HOURS OF OPERATION
GALT MUSEUM
Tue–Sat 10 AM –5 PM Sun 1–5 PM | Mon Closed
FORT WHOOP-UP open for school progams & events
Become a member of the Galt Museum & Archives and take advantage of the exclusive benefits!
A four-part exhibition and peer mentorship program marking the 50th year of the Southern Alberta Art Gallery Maansiksikaitsitapiitsinikssin.
The exhibition series will take place across Sikóóhkotok and Lethbridge in offsite locations as the Gallery undergoes a building expansion and revitalization project breaking ground in Spring 2026. Visit our website for details.
Hunger, social isolation, and mental illness hinder community progress. United Way of Lethbridge & South Western Alberta addresses these issues by funding programs that empower individuals and families. Their efforts provide nutritious food, support active senior living, and promote positive mental health, impacting thousands annually.
E XHIBIT H OURS : Tuesday - Sunday 1 PM - 4 PM (Closed Mondays)
EXPLORE THE EXHIBIT: DISCOVER THE EXHIBIT:
Winter Wild Neighbours
December 2025 March 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!
January - June
Thursdays | 9:30am - 10:30am or 11am - Noon
$15 per course | New Topics Each Week!
Register Online: Leisure.Lethbridge.c a
Ages 11 to 15
Aurora Storm
The Power of Play
Dec 17 Mar 26, 2026
Build, create & explore through
Ages 6 to 10
Get outside and enjoy nature based games and activities in these 3 week courses!
January - June
Saturdays | 10:00am - Noon
$30 per course | New Topics Each Week!
Register Online: Leisure.Lethbridge.c a
Discover the Northern Lights!
Join the Lethbridge Astronomy Society in their inflatable planetarium to learn how to spot auroras and hear Gwich’n stories of their meaning.
Then enjoy a live, interactive Tour of the Universe! January 10 | 1:15pm 2:45pm | Free!
Register Online: Leisure.Lethbridge.c a
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Astronomy
January 10 | 12:30pm 1:30pm
Explore the night sky with members of the Lethbridge Astronomy Society in their inflatable planetarium!
Hear stories of the night sky and the cycle of the seasons from the Innu nation of Quebec.
Followed by a live, interactive Tour of the Universe.
Ages: 6+ (children under 16 must attend with an adult)
Cost $2/ person
Call to register: 403 320 3064
Holiday Hours * December 23 – January 3
O pen D aily 10 4 | CLOSED: Dec 25, 26, Jan 1
December 23, 24, 27, 28 B USY
Visit the Nature Centre & let your imagination soar!
Explore building & creating with a wide variety of materials!
Discover the endless fun of loose parts play! F REE ! D ROP - I N !
Playstations
Fun activity stations & nature inspired board games set up for you & your family to enjoy!
NATURE PLAY POP UP
Helen Schuler Nature Centre City of Lethbridge Recreation
Helen Schuler Nature Centre
Make a Plan for Regular Physical Activity this Year
Interested in lowering your risk of cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, some cancers, anxiety, depression and dementia?
Want Better bone health, physical function, cognition and overall quality of life?
Getting Regular Physical Activity is Key
The 2025 Report Card on Physical Activity for Adults was released in November, showing that half of us are not meeting guidelines for good health outcomes.
Here’s what is recommended :
150 minutes of moderate/vigorous physcial activity per week
Muscle strengthenig activities 2 times per week
Several hours of light physical activity per day - limit/break up prolonged sitting
Following any of the Guidelines – even to a small degree – can benef it your health and wellbeing There are many ways to move across the day, and all movement matters! Visit Participaction com for more info, resouces and inspiration
Presented By
thank you!
This past year, with community support, we provided tailored gift bundles, filled with Christmas joy, to over 3,500 children in need in the Lethbridge area. But Angel Tree is only successful with the support of generous donors like you! From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for helping bring holiday magic to children in need.
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2025 Major Gift Supporters
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• Reive Plumbing & Heating
• Polished Janitorial Supply
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10 week Winter Session Classes (Classes Starting January 12th)
Monday : Preschool Dance A: 4:45-5:15pm
Primary Jazz/Tap Combo: 5:15-6:00pm
Youth Ballet (Beginner): 6:00-6:45pm
Adult Combo Classes: 6:45-7:30pm
Wednesday : Twirling Toddlers: 4:30-5:00pm
Thursday: Preschool Dance B: 4:30-5:00pm
Saturday : Preschool Dance C: 10:00-10:30am
NOW ACCEPTING
Categories include: athletes, coaches, officials, volunteers, administrators, organizations, events, businesses, supporters
Know someone who deserves recognition? Consider nominating them today. Our website has the nomination guidelines, past recipients, and an online nomination form
PEOPLE IN SPORT
Reducing Barriers to access
Access to sport should be possible for everyone, and Lethbridge has several programs designed to reduce financial barriers for children, youth, and adults. Whether support is needed for registration fees, equipment, or transportation, these options help ensure all residents can participate in the activities that keep them healthy, active, and connected.
Canadian Tire Jumpstart offers financial support for children and youth ages 4–18, helping cover the cost of sport registration and essential equipment. Eligible families can receive funding for up to two activities per year, making it easier for kids to stay involved in the sports they love.
KidSport Lethbridge & Taber provides grants to help children and teens with the cost of sport registration fees, covering up to 50% of the total cost to a yearly maximum. When equipment is a barrier, KidSport can also help connect families to programs that support gear needs.
The City of Lethbridge Recreation & Culture Fee Assistance Program supports residents of all ages by providing help with the cost of registration, memberships, and even equipment for sport, recreation, art, or cultural activities. Eligible applicants may also qualify for a subsidized bus pass to reduce transportation barriers.
Additional grant opportunities, including ‘Every Kid Can Play’, ‘Their Opportunity’, and others listed on the Lethbridge Sport Council website, offer further avenues for families seeking support.
And coming soon — a Sport Bank will open in Lethbridge in the new year, offering sport equipment for families who qualify, making participation even more accessible.
https://lethbridge sport council.ca/ sport -and- active -recreation- fee -assistance
Want to learn more about the fee assistance options? ↑
Mon., Jan. 26
6:30pm, SA8002
EIFFEL (2021)
Dir. M. Bourboulon -Romance (14A)
The government is asking Eiffel to design something spectacular for the 1889 Paris World Fair, but he simply wants to design the subway. Everything changes when he meets a mysterious woman.
Tues., Jan. 27
6:30pm, SA8002
A REVISION/ UNE RÉVISION (2021)
Dir. C. TherrienDrama (NR) Étienne teaches philosophy with passion. When Nacira, his student, puts into practice his lesson to question, they embark on a journey of discovery that shakes their conviction.
Wed., Jan. 28
6:30pm, SA8002
1995 (2024)
Dir. R. Trogi Comedy (G)
A man embarks on a journey to shoot 20 short films around the world for a reality series.
Thurs., Jan. 29
6:30pm, SA8002
The Translators/ Les traducteurs (2019)
Dir. R. Roinsard Thriller (NR)
Nine translators, secluded in a luxurious bunker to translate a trilogy’s final book, see their dream job collapse when the first pages leak online and the publisher hunts the thief among them.
Fri., Jan. 30 4:30pm, SA6012
FREE PIZZA
The Ravenous/ Les affamés (2017)
Dir. R. Aubert Horror (18A) In a remote village in Québec, locals are changing: their bodies are failing, and they’ve developed a disturbing hunger for flesh.
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
BLOG
FUN WAYS TO PLAY IN THE SNOW: CREATIVE WINTER ACTIVITIES FOR FAMILIES
A summary of an article on the Lethbridge Plays blog, submitted by Carlie Ramotowski,
Winter may feel long and cold, but it offers families many opportunities to play, explore, and enjoy the outdoors together. With simple, low-cost ideas, a snowy day can become a colourful and creative playground. Children can use spray bottles with coloured water to decorate the snow, building fine-motor skills while creating art. Families can also sculpt snow animals, using imagination and natural materials to add details and personality.
Classic winter games like Fox and Goose encourage movement, balance, and cardiovascular fitness while keeping kids warm and active. Imaginative play can continue with snow “bakeries,” where children use old kitchen tools to make pretend pies, cakes, and soups. Creating snow racetracks for toy vehicles promotes spatial awareness and experimentation through building slopes, tunnels, and jumps.
Outdoor winter play supports children’s physical health, boosts mood and mental well-being, reduces screen time, and strengthens family connections. With a little creativity, winter becomes a season full of learning, exploration, and joy.
Lethbridge School Division
FEMALE HOCKEY
A Sport of Skill, Confidence, and Community
Female hockey continues to grow rapidly across Alberta, with more than 11,000 players lacing up their skates and the numbers keep climbing. Whether a girl is stepping onto the ice for the first time or has been playing for years, there are countless ways to get involved. Programs range from learn-to-play intro sessions to competitive leagues and development pathways, providing opportunities for every age and experience level.
Female hockey offers girls the chance to stay active, challenge themselves, and build friendships that extend far beyond the rink Here’s what makes the sport such a meaningful experience:
A Healthy, Active Lifestyle: Players build strength, endurance, and confidence while having fun in a supportive environment.
Positive Development: Hockey helps girls set goals, work toward them, and learn from both success and setbacks, skills that carry into school, work, and life.
Teamwork and Belonging: Working together toward shared goals fosters connection, responsibility, and camaraderie.
Leadership Opportunities: Female athletes learn to communicate, make decisions under pressure, and take on leadership roles that help prepare them for life beyond sport.
A Sport for Life: Many participants continue playing into adulthood through recreational leagues, coaching, officiating, or volunteering
A Game for Every Girl
Female hockey invites players of all backgrounds and skill levels to discover their love for Canada’s game. With growing programs across Alberta and increased visibility of women’s hockey at national and professional levels, there has never been a better time to get involved.
Why Try Girls Hockey?
It’s fun, empowering, and full of opportunities. Whether a girl dreams of scoring a winning goal or simply wants to stay active with friends, hockey offers a place where she can grow, succeed, and enjoy the game for life.
Girl’s Hockey in Lethbridge
Clubs - The Lethbridge Cyclones, a division of LMHA provides hockey programs for 160+ females each year, ranging from our Future Olympians program to U18, in various levels of competition
Events - Lethbridge Cyclone Classic - January 30thFebruary 1st. U11, U15-1, U15-2, and U18-2 teams play at the Cavendish Farms Centre Spectators get in FREE
Step onto the ice and discover the possibilities girls’ hockey opens the door to skills, friendships, and experiences that last a lifetime.
Photo credit: Blair Takahashi
CAVENDISH FARMS CENTRE
74 MAURETANIA BLVD W CLOSED JANUARY 1
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
FREE Parent & Tot
10:00AM-11:45AM
Senior Shinny 12:00PM-1:15PM
Beginner Skate
4:15PM-5:15PM
Public Open Skate
5:30PM-7:00PM
Adult Shinny
9:45PM-10:45PM
Public Open Skate 9:15PM-10:15PM
FREE Figure Skating 11:30AM-1:15PM
FREE Parent & Tot (Stick & Foam Puck) 10:00AM-11:45AM Except Jan 2 JANUARY 2026 JANUARY 2026
FREE Parent & Tot
10:00AM-11:45AM
Adult Shinny 10:45PM-11:45PM
Public Open Skate 9:15PM-10:15PM
Adult Toonie Skate 12:00PM-1:00PM Except Jan 1
FREE Public Open Skate 11:45AM-1:15PM
Except Jan 2
LOGAN BOULET ARENA
1302 9 AVE N
CLOSED JANUARY 1
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Adult Shinny
11:45AM-1:15PM
SUNDAY
Ability Skate
11:30AM-12:30PM
Adult Shinny 11:45AM-1:15PM
Adult Shinny 11:45AM-1:15PM
Adult Shinny 11:45AM-1:15PM Except Jan 1
CIVIC ICE CENTRE
905 6 AVE S
CLOSED JANUARY 1
Senior Shinny 2:15PM-3:45PM
Senior Skate 2:15PM-3:15PM Except Jan 1
Adult Shinny 11:45AM-1:15PM
Youth Shinny 7-12 Years 1:30PM-3:00PM
Senior Shinny 10:30AM-11:45AM
FREE Public Open Skate 1:00PM-2:15PM
Public Open Skate 8:30PM-10:00PM
LABOR CLUB ICE CENTRE
2020 18 AVE N CLOSED JANUARY 1
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
FREE Public Open Skate 3:30PM-4:45PM
FREE Parent & Tot 12:00PM-1:00PM
FREE Public Open Skate 1:15PM-2:30PM 8:15PM-9:45PM
HENDERSON ICE CENTRE
2301 PARKSIDE DR S CLOSED JANUARY 1
FREE Public Open Skate 1:30PM-2:45PM
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
NICHOLAS SHERAN ARENA
100 COLUMBIA BLVD W CLOSED JANUARY 1
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Family Skate
5:30PM-6:45PM
Youth Shinny 13-17 Years
7:00PM-8:00PM
FREE Figure Skating
11:45AM-1:15PM
Adult Toonie Skate
12:00PM-1:00PM
FREE Figure Skating 11:45AM-1:15PM
Public Open Skate
6:30PM-7:30PM Except Jan 1
FREE Public Open Skate 12:00PM-1:15PM Except Jan 2
* Public skate dates and times are subject to change & can be confirmed online *
*Public skate dates and times are subject to change & can be confirmed online*
University of Lethbridge
