Lethbridge Visitor's Guide 2020

3. Fort Whoop-Up
In the river valley, right below the museum,
is Fort Whoop-Up. Step back in time
and discover the stories of the Niitsitapi
(Blackfoot), the fur trade, and whiskey
runs at this interactive replica of notorious
Fort Whoop-Up. For more about the
Fort, see page 14.
4. University of Lethbridge
Art Gallery
From knitting noon hours and a drawing
bar, the University of Lethbridge
(U of L) Art Gallery offers fun ways to
connect with their 15,000-piece collection.
The gallery hosts rotating exhibitions
throughout the year and a special
summer exhibition to ensure all are
welcome.
5. Nikka Yuko
Japanese Garden
Experience traditional Japanese culture
in Lethbridge. From the first spring
blossom to autumn colours and bright
winter lights, the Garden offers you a
world apart. As you step through the
gates, you’ll discover the vital role Japanese-Canadians
have played in Southern
Alberta while being in a place of pure
tranquillity. For more about the Garden,
see page 13.
6. New West Theatre
Get ready to laugh out loud… a lot! New
West Theatre brings its unique mix of
hilarious comedy and encore-inspiring
musical numbers to the (newly renovated!)
Yates Memorial Theatre. Plus, a
season of varied theatrical productions
means you’re sure to be entertained any
time of the year.
Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden merges Japanese
and Canadian culture to stunning effect
Experiencing Blackfoot history Fort Whoop-Up
Zen Seekers / Matt Bailey
New West Theatre
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