Arts Directory 2013/2014

2013.2014Arts Directory

Published by the Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing the arts in our community.

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If you are looking for a specific name, the directory is organized

alphabetically; just flip through until you find the correct letter.

Artists are listed by their last names first.

You’ll also notice symbols next to each artist/organization.

These indicate which discipline(s) apply to that artist/organization.

A legend is available at the bottom of each page.

The index on pages 2 - 5 is based on these disciplines.

to the Allied Arts Council 2013.2014 Arts Directory!

HOW TO USE THE DIRECTORY There are two ways to search the directory:

ALPHABETICAL:

INDEX:If you are looking for artists or organizations in a specific

category, see pages 2 - 5 for an index of disciplines and

their corresponding artists & organizations.

WelcomeThe AAC is a not-for-profit member based

organization providing leadership in advancing

and enhancing the arts in Lethbridge and area

through the production of several publications,

the coordination of a number of events, and

the dissemination of information and advice on

arts related issues.

The AAC website has a comprehensive listing

of all member artists and organizations,and

includes an up-to-date arts calendar:

www.artslethbridge.org

Our office is located in downtown Lethbridge

and is open to the public:

318 7 Street South T1J 2G2

Ph: (403) 320-0555 F: (403) 320-2450

E: [email protected]

ABOUT THE ALLIED ARTS COUNCIL (AAC):

PUBLIC ART:See the “Art of the City” map on page 21 - 23 to learn more about

Lethbridge’s Public Art Program

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Adachi, Roy VWatercolour painter.

403.327.7684 [email protected]

AFA Travelling Exhibition Program (Trex) VThe AFA supports a provincial travelling exhibition program that strives to ensure every Albertan is provided

with an opportunity to enjoy fully developed exhibitions in schools, libraries, health care centres and small rural

institutions.

Safira Lachapelle

403.502.8586 [email protected] www.trexprogramsoutheast.ca

401 1 St SE Medicine Hat

Airau Photo Film & Design NM PCombines classic techniques with contemporary story telling elements to create lasting digital images.

Leslie Ohene-Adjei

403.393.0635 [email protected] www.airau.com

Alberta Media Arts Alliance Society NM

AMAAS exists to promote, support, educate, and advocate for Alberta media arts which is defined as indepen-

dent artist initiated and controlled use of film, video, new media, audio, and related media.

403.890.7278 [email protected] www.amaas.ca

Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge (AAC) CC

A non-profit member based organization providing leadership in advancing and enhancing the arts in Leth-

bridge and area through the production of several publications, the coordination of a number of events, and the

dissemination of information and advice on arts related issues.

403.320.0555 www.artslethbridge.org 318 7 St S

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Amery, Richard LL.A. Beat is a one stop source for all things entertainment related in Lethbridge; music, art, drama, and museums.

Check L.A. Beat for interviews with artists, musicians, actors, directors plus concert reviews, photos and thorough

concert listings. If anyone says there is nothing to do in Lethbridge call them a liar and send them to L.A. Beat.

403.328.2262 [email protected] www.labeat.ca or www.thelabeat.com

Ammena Dance Company D

Offers upwards of 20 classes a week to adults in West African to Latin, Belly dance to Bollywood, Stretch Fusion to

Traditional Yoga.

Lise-Anne Talhami

403.330.9084 [email protected] www.ammenadance.com

517A 4 Ave S

Balkham, Carrie VPainter, primarily abstract. Works with acrylics, watercolour, and mixed media. Some landscapes and photography.



Bering, Ivan VAcrylic painter specializing in scenic landscapes


Beyond Zed Gift Cottage AS GBeyond Zed is a gift cottage begun by 3 former educators sharing a common love of the arts. We have over 55

artisans creating unique and personal handcrafted gifts including pottery, quilts, jewelry, photography, candles,

paintings, blown glass, painting on fabric, wood turning and much more. We are happiest when we can play, and

share and support the work of other artists.

Lorraine Lee

403.332.2597 [email protected] www.beyondzed.ca

Blackwood, Jonathan PSouthern Alberta Photographer.


Blueprint Entertainment G MIndependent new and used vinyl and CD shop located in the heart of downtown Lethbridge. We run an art gal-

lery through the vinyl room and try to put greater emphasis on local and independent music.

Mike Molloy


Bradfield, Bryan MInstrumentalist: dobro and steel guitar. Performance experience includes dances, concerts, festivals, recordings,

busking, television, and radio. Individual and group instruction. Available for events, weddings, schools, places

of worship, house concerts and more.


Brown, Ron VArtist specializing in watercolor and acrylic with emphasis on equine and western themes.


Brownlee, Karen VPublished professional fine artist and illustrator. Presenter, delivering customized individual speeches and

roundtable or panel presentations. 30 years experience. B.A. A.S.A.

403.327.0519 [email protected] www.karenbrownlee.com


Buchanan, Tom PLandscape, portrait, commercial, educational and stock photographer.

403.634.8801 [email protected] www.tombuchananphoto.com

Buggy Barn Studio & Gallery GSelling local artists photography, jewellery and quilts.

Chuck Graves


Burning Ground Artist Studios VSeven Contemporary Visual Artists working in a variety of media, with studios in the

basement of the Historic Old No. 1 Fire hall in downtown Lethbridge. Please visit our

website to contact any one of the artists.

403.380.9704 www.burningground.shawwebspace.ca

Buskers Association of Lethbridge MBusking is a time-honored form of artistic expression. The Buskers Association of Lethbridge provides a support-

ive organization for Lethbridge and region buskers.

Bryan Bradfield


Casa D G M T VLethbridge’s new Community Arts Centre. Providing studio space for artists, rentable spaces for dance, theatre,

music, community events and meetings. Offering structured learning opportunities for children, adults, home

schooled children and special needs adults in a variety of arts disciplines. Home to the Casa gallery; a forum for

both artists and the public to gather and engage with art. Focusing primarily on local artists, the Gallery is com-

mitted to exhibiting representative examples of work being produced in our community, from the traditional to

the experimental.

403.327.CASA [email protected] www.casalethbridge.ca 230 8 St. S


Chinook Woodturning Guild VProvides opportunities for skill enhancement. Promotes friendship, support and an exchange of knowledge. Secures

the required equipment to fulfill the organization’s goals, and keeps pace with the constantly evolving world of wood-

turning. Invites nationally and internationally recognized wood turners for demonstrations and workshops.

Vern Miller

403.328.9233 [email protected] www.chinookwoodturning.org

Christensen, Sarah T VIndividual artist; experimental filmmaker, curator, mural painter, fantasy art illustrations, face painter, actress (film, stage,

voice). Enthusiastically engaged in the arts community!

403.332.3822 [email protected] http://alphynaepyn.wix.com/sarahjanechristensen

Christou, Van PArt Photographer.


Ferrari Westwood Babits Architects is proud to celebrate the opening of CASA, the new home for community arts in Lethbridge.


cInéMAGINE Society of Alberta F NM

Responsible for promoting and developing French language cinematic experiences among Francophones and

Francophiles of Alberta.

Marie-Helene Lyle

403.320.7638 [email protected] www.cinemagine.net

CKXU Radio Society CC MPromotion of events designed to bring new music/art/cultural diversity to Southern Alberta.

Aaron Trozzo

403.329.2180 www.ckxu.com 88.3 FM

Classique Dancewear AS

Serving Southern Alberta for 30 years. Provides dance clothing and footwear for all forms of dance including

ballet, ballroom, ethnic, hip-hop, jazz and lyrical. Apparel and accessories include skating dresses, workout cloth-

ing, bridal ballet flats, sequins, Austrian crystal rhinestones, material, giftware, and much more.

403.329.8778 [email protected] www.classiquedw.com

Coe, Karen VWestern & wildlife acrylic painting.

403.327.7375 [email protected] www.karencoefinearts.com

Cooper, Marcella V2D painter for 35 years, B.F.A.

403.327.2805

Crawford, Donna VArtist specializing in printmaking, collage, encaustic, acrylics, silk painting, and watercolour. B.Ed (Art Major)


Croskery, Robert VArtist and arts educator specializing in watercolour and gouache paintings created mainly “on location,” with a

focus on the U.K. and High Country in the Rockies.



Delaney, Dennis VWoodturning Artist.


Delver, Marney VMarney graduated with distinction from a 4 year program at the Alberta College of Art majoring in ceramics.

It was there she built a foundation to become a full-time artist drawing, painting, and sculpting with clay. The

seasonal changes to the landscape, the textures, patterns, colour, and contrasts have all been instrumental in

the development of her drawing and clay work. Marney continues to cultivate her skills as an artist honouring

nature and the agricultural community.

403.553.4282 [email protected] www.marneydelver.net

Desphande, Amrita NM VHenna and new media digital artist, working in animation, web designing, film making and watercolour paint-

ings.

Devine, Kelaine NM VTechno-crafty contemporary artist, graphic designer and creative educator. Fibre, drawing, video and media arts.

Graphic design instruction. Alberta Media Arts Alliance Society board member. BFA (painting) UVic

403.715.2729 [email protected] www.kelaine.ca

Dodic, Amy VArtist specializing in painting, drawing, sculpting, portraiture, sewing, quilting and designing.


Drama Nutz Productions TContract performers, playwrights, directors and technicians available for productions in Lethbridge and area.

Members collaborate to create different performance styles including murder mysteries, improvisational, in-

teractive, and conventional theatre. Performances are adaptable to suit specific requirements, preferences and

audiences. Offers workshops in performance and improvisational techniques, technical design, playwrighting

and directing.

David Gabert

403.892.8719 [email protected] www.dramanutz.com


Dwornik, G. Wayne PPhotography and graphic design and over a quarter of a century experience in television! “Everyday is filled with

new things just waiting to be discovered.”

403.381.2720 [email protected] www.pbase.com/gwd

Ella Kitzul Professional Dance DProfessional Ballroom/Latin American dance instructor specializing in social/competitive dance. Available for

group and private dance lessons as well as workshops.

Ella Kitsul


Empress Theatre Society TDeveloping and maintaining a cultural life, encouraging the development of the performing arts through staging

and organizing musical/theatrical productions. Preserving and continuing to restore the historic Empress Theatre.

Brent Hutchinson

403.553.4404 [email protected] www.empresstheatre.ab.ca

245 Main St Fort Macleod

Espindola Villar, Fernando Alejandro MWind instrument player. Andean flutes, Kenas, Zamponas, Antaras, etc. music from the Andes, classical and con-

temporary.

403.308.8895 [email protected] www.youtube.com/user/AntaraVillar

Expressions Dance DOffers classes for ages two to adult in ballet, pointe, lyrical, hip hop, jazz and tap. Classes are designed for students

to develop excellence in their dancing within a fun, encouraging and caring environment where they can reach

their full potential. We believe everyone should have the opportunity to dance and provide competitive and

recreational classes for beginner to advanced as well as performance opportunities including a full-costume year

end show.

Tamara, Rachelle or Sasha Malmo



Ferrari Westwood Babits Architects AArchitecture, Interior Design, Planning.

Christopher Babits

403.327.3113 [email protected] www.fwbarch.com

915 - 15th St. S

Fisher, John VArtist specializing in watercolour and oil landscape painting, wood carving (birds), and soap-stone carving.


Ford, Merri-Ann VWatercolour painter.


Fornwald, Taylor D M TA student at the University of Lethbridge working on her degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Educa-

tion. She has a love for theatre and experience in acting, design and directing and has ran theatre camps and

workshops for kids. She also has training in dance, singing, and piano.


Fritz, Joshua Reuben MClassical guitarist specializing in flamenco music: classical and pop. Available for performance bookings. Graphic

and layout designer. Print and web.

403.634.5041 [email protected] www. joshuareuben.com

Gallant, Donna VArtist specializing in multi-media, painting, drawing, printmaking, digital and media.

403.328.0536 [email protected] www.allaboutdonnaartist.com


407A 5TH STREET SOUTH • PHONE 403-329-1050

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Galt Museum & Archives CC G

Stories of Southwestern Alberta unfold at the Galt with interactive, permanent and special exhibits in the

Discovery Hall, and community-based exhibits in main and lower level spaces. The stunning Viewing Gallery,

available for facility rentals, is adjacent to the Museum Store, outdoor patio and gardens connecting to Oldman

River valley walking trails. Access to Archives and Collections research facilities – featuring works by Lethbridge

Sketch Club members and Blackfoot artists Two Gun and Gerald Tailfeathers – is free. Hands-on adult workshops

and other programs are included in admission; open daily, until 9pm Thursdays.

Susan Burrows-Johnson

403.329.7300 [email protected] www.galtmuseum.com

West end of 5 Ave S Lethbridge

Gast, LaDonna VDrawing and painting.


The Geomatic Attic G MThe Geomatic Attic is a live music venue that hosts high quality musical performances in its 100 seat space. In

addition, it is an Art Gallery, a yoga studio and host of a number of community based events.

Mike Spencer

403.380.0283 [email protected] www.geomaticattic.ca

George Music Studio AS M

The studio provides instruction in woodwinds, voice & music theory and works to develop regular performing

opportunities for the students.

Robert George


Ginn, Elizabeth M. VVisual artist, painter, art therapist, art educator, specialising in pet portraiture. Will facilitate workshops in the

creative process.

403.715.2287 [email protected] www3.telus.net/public/eginn

Godin, Jeff M L P TLocal poet, actor, singer, song writer and photographer.

403.393.2643 [email protected] www.jeffwgodin.com


Goodman, Barb VPortrait, figurative and still life oil painter.


Gray, Cristie VCristie Gray is a local artist and teacher. She has obtained her BFA and BEd. at the University of Lethbridge. Cris-

tie is also currently a member of the Burning Ground Studios and has recently been named Vice President of the

Potemkin Gallery Board.


Gray, Lorie VMural, animal portraits and pastel artist. Paintings can be seen at Nicholai store.


Green, Olive VWatercolour artist.


Green, Peter PPhotographer specializing in monochrome and silver prints.


Grigo, Michael PFreelance Lethbridge based photographer specializing in food photography.


Gschaid, Renee PDark passion meets light. Renee explores different genres and locations and collaborates with models, make-

up and hair stylists, and clients to capture the beauty in the world. Renee’s love for darker gothic things doesn’t

stand in her way of seeing the lighter side in her photography.

403.272.5363 [email protected] reng-photography.webs.com

Gschaid, Warren LWriter of poetry, short stories plays and experimenting with novel form.



Hagan, Aaron VAcrylic painter focusing on colourful abstraction and portraiture. Studio in the basement of the Old No. 1 Fire-

hall in downtown Lethbridge.

403.317.0379 [email protected] www.aaronhagan.blogspot.com

Harris-Zsovan, Jane LCanadian author and journalist. Writes for national and regional periodicals about business, faith, politics and so-

cial issues. Books include “Eugenics and the Firewall: Canada’s Nasty Little Secret” (J.Gordon Shillingford Publish-

ing) and “Stars Appearing: The Galts’ Vision of Canada.”

403.327.7965 [email protected] www.janeharrisszovan.wordpress.com

Harrison, Elaine V“One of a kind” pottery including wheel functional ware and handbuilt decorative pieces.


HATRIX Theater Co TLethbridge based theatre company.

Brian Quinn


Hayward, Shauna VMad Fish Glass Beads- handcrafted art glass beads.

403.381.1985 [email protected] www.madfish40.etsy.com

Horner, Linda L VArtist specializing in watercolour and acrylic painting; available to instruct lessons. Also creates illustrated

poetry. BFA B.Ed


H’Wood, Angela VArtist specializing in the use of watercolour, oil, graphite, acrylic and any media that lends itself specifically to

portraiture, landscape and still life.



The Jerry Arnold Gallery GThe gallery has original paintings in ink, watercolour, oil and acrylic. Limited serigraph prints. Bronze and Inuit

carvings. Custom framing, gallery quality framed art, repair canvas painting cut or tears.

403.320.2341

604 3 Ave S

Kiwanis Club of Lethbridge F M TA global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time.

For more than 55 years, the primary club project continues to be the sponsorship and operation of the very

highly acclaimed Lethbridge and District Kiwanis Music and Speech Arts Festival.

Barry Horner


Klassen, Sylvia VSylvia Klassen studies in oil, acrylic, ink, and water colour. For private and commercial commissions contact me

at the number below.


www.downtownlethbridge.com

www.f inditdowntown.ca

www.ourdowntown.blogspot.com

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Komanac, Len VVisual Artist extraordinaire specializing in Pop Art and big things made out of cardboard. To him art is life and

life is a box of donuts just not as tasty.


Kupsch, Rhonda PA fine art photographer working in B&W and colour film, with a variety of subjects. B&W processed and printed

done in photographers traditional darkroom. Well-known for magnets depicting local and regional scenes. Avail-

able for contract work.


L.A. Gallery AS G

Serving Lethbridge since 1993, specializing in Conservation Custom Framing. Largest selection of frames in

Southern Alberta and experience knowledgeable staff. Hundreds of prints in stock and access to customizable

digital prints.

Lori Strom

403.380.4556 [email protected] www.thelagallery.com

421 5 St S Lethbridge

Larson, Connie VWatercolor artist specializing in landscapes and floral subjects.


LeFeuvre, William VGlass designer- glass fusion, portraiture, landscapes and mountainscapes.


Legg, Jonathan VSculptor primarily in stone but a variety of 3D and 2D media, including many types of Stone, Precious Metal,

Clays, Wire, Wood, Plaster, Watercolour and Acrylic paints, Pencil, Charcoal, and Prismacolour pencils & felts. Art

Educator in arts & design fundamentals, sculpture, design history, figure drawing, interior design, creative behav-

iour/thinking.

403.381.6437 www.jonathanlegg.ca [email protected]

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F John Enderby “Jock” PalmerJason Trotter

G Black DiamondJason Trotter

H Wrangling Willie and the WindEaterAlex Pavlenko

I Johnnie ChinookAlex Pavlenko

J Destiny ManifestingAlex Pavlenko

K Chinook-A-TronAlex Pavlenko

L Ghost CarJason Trotter

M Standing by HorseCorne Martens

N HistoricalSeriesJames Marshall

O SignalDouglas Senft

A A DepartureIlan Sandler

B How Can I Miss You If You Never Go AwayAndy Davies

C Sphere of Social Consensus and InfluenceCarl Granzow

D Aeolian AviaryCatherine Ross & Denton Frederickson

E Three KingsJason Trotter

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Q Common UnityGeorge Heagle

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Leigh, Gordon MWriter and musician, founder of Jazzerwocky, the Lethbridge Jazz & Poetry Festival. Recording artist with the Naked Ear

Jazz-Poetry group.


Les Femtastiques de Lethbridge VTo participate and offer workshops in visual arts to francophone women of Lethbridge. Weekly meeting to teach art.

Mirelle Rochon


Lethbridge Artists’ Club VThe Club has a mandate to provide opportunities for members and general public to receive art related instruction,

learn new techniques, take part in workshops, draw or paint, show or sell their creations, become aware of community,

provincial and other art activities and opportunities. Membership information and class schedules available on request.

Carol Berner

403.327.0420 [email protected] www.lethbridgeartistsclub.wordpress.com

Lethbridge Arts Days FLethbridge Arts Days happen in the fall of each year in cooperation with Alberta Arts Days and National Culture Days.

The event is coordinated by the Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge and takes place in downtown Lethbridge and in-

cludes events such as an art walk, live music and performances.

2013 Dates: Sept 22-29

2014 Dates: TBA

403.320.0555 www.artsdayslethbridge.org

Lethbridge Audio Visual AS

A full service audio Visual supplies, PA systems, projectors, screen, support and complete conference staging and pro-

duction screens.

Brent Botfield


Lethbridge Centennial Quilters Guild VPromotes the art of quilting through educational opportunities to the members and the public. Provides members

with an opportunity to share their knowledge and expertise, to enhance our community by assisting those less fortu-

nate, and to make new friends who share a common interest.

[email protected] www.lethbridgequilters.ca


Lethbridge Chinese Manie Opera Society MOur Opera Society was established 17 years ago and since then we have been invited to perform Chinese

traditional music and song in various locations throughout the city for various occasions such as Canada Day.

We also do celebrations on Chinese New Year and Moon Festival. Our events have brought Lethbridge and area

residents, regardless of their age, fun, enjoyment, and the understanding of the Chinese art and ethnicity.

Rebecca Loo


Lethbridge Community Band Society MA community-minded amateur musicians’ organization that has provided superior concert music and perfor-

mances and learning opportunities for Lethbridge and area musicians for over 25 years. The Society has com-

missioned numerous compositions, performed several premieres and recorded. The ensembles have collabo-

rated with feature performers including composer Howard Cable, the Mantini Sisters, Jens Lindermann, Allan

Vizzutti, James Campbell, Jeff Nelsen and numerous other acclaimed musicians.

Bev Burke

403.381.7822 [email protected] www.lcbs.ca

Lethbridge Community Taiko Association MThe association creates a welcoming environment where adults may experience Japanese drumming, and if so

desired, may share this passion in performances within the community. Another goal is to enhance the cultural

diversity of our community. Activities: weekly practice, performances such as Heritage Days, Canada Day, and

Dragon Boat races, Whoop Up Parade, private functions and demonstrations.

Rita Medve


Lethbridge Folk Club MProvides a stage to present touring artists and a venue for new emerging artists. Also provides a venue for local

artists to perform in an open stage atmosphere with a full stage set-up. For performers of all ages.

Morris Soenen

403.381.4449 or 403.381.2252 [email protected] www.lfc.ab.ca

Lethbridge Handicraft Guild VThe Lethbridge Handicraft Guild promotes weaving through educational and collaborative opportunities. The

guild operates as a cooperative and is located at the new CASA. The guild also offers a mentorship program for

anyone wishing to explore this craft.

[email protected] www.lethbridgehandicraftguild.blogspot.com

Lethbridge Historical Society F LRegular talks led by experts on topics of a historical nature. Publish books by local authors on Lethbridge and

area history. Research historical buildings and arrange placement of plaques when desired and appropriate.


Lethbridge International Film Festival F NM

Presenting documentary and feature films from around the world for over two decades. Each spring, in partner-

ship with the Lethbridge Public Library, the Festival presents 5 days of internationally acclaimed films. With each

film a stimulating and often heated discussion follows.

Trevor Page


Lethbridge Irish Dance Association DTeaches recreational and competitive Irish dance lessons to students of various ages. Promotes Irish dance in the

community of Lethbridge by offering lessons from a certified instructor to students who will then perform at

various venues throughout the city and surrounding areas.

Char-Lene Dyck


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ROUTESBy Collin DoyleOctober 3 – 12Sterndale Bennett TheatreCanadian Theatre

RAZZLE DAZZLEAn Original New West Theatre ProductionDecember 16 – January 4Yates TheatreMusic-Comedy Revue

MUNSCH-O-RAMA!Based on the Books by Robert MunschAdapted by Jeremy MasonDecember 26 – January 4Sterndale Bennett TheatreTheatre for Young Audiences

HARVESTBy Ken CameronFebruary 27 – March 8Sterndale Bennett TheatreCanadian Theatre

Lethbridge Jazz Society F MTo promote the performace of jazz music in many forms – for the benefit of Lethbridge and area audiences and

musicians. Hosts the Lethbridge Jazz Festival.

Don Robb

403.317.3926 [email protected] www.lethbridgejazz.com

Lethbridge Legion Pipe Band Association MWe aim to cultivate, to a high standard, the learning and performance of the arts of highland piping and drum-

ming in Lethbridge and environs. We do this through providing free instruction, and playing in both parade and

concert settings throughout the year.

David Kaminski

403.327.6644 [email protected] www.members.shaw.ca/dkaminski

Lethbridge Musical Theatre TProduces one musical theatre production each November at the Yates Memorial Centre. Approximately $4000-

$5000 in scholarships are given out to Musical Theatre students each year in all categories of vocal, speech,

dance, and musical theatre.

Linda Bayly

403.381.6991 [email protected] www.lethbridgemusicaltheatre.ca

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Lethbridge Photography Club PMeets the third Thursday monthly from September to June at Casa.

We also get together for casual meetings, workshops, field trips and seminars.

www.lethbridgephotoclub.org www.facebook.com/LethbridgePhotographyClub

Lethbridge Pride Fest Society CC F MCommunity based organization providing events for the acceptance and inclusion of our diverse community.

We recognize and celebrate the history, the courage and the future of all Alberta’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans,

Two-Spirited, Queer, Questioning, Inter-sexed and Allied (LGBTTQQIA) Individuals and Communities. We encour-

age the expression of Culture, Art and Pride throughout all events. Events range from Dances, Drag Performanc-

es, Film Screenings to a city centre based festival with music and art.

Heather Chomos

403.382.7553 [email protected] www.lethbridgepridefest.ca

Lethbridge Public Library CC G L NM

The Lethbridge Public Library connects you to ideas at their two community gathering places, the Main Branch

in the heart of downtown and The Crossings Branch in West Lethbridge Centre, as well as our Bookmobile or log

on to our 24/7 accessible virtual library. Offering print and eResources, speakers, forums, concerts, symposiums,

art exhibits, film festivals and The Word On The Street festival, craft programming and handmade fairs showcas-

ing local artisans and craftspeople, as well as public use computers and free Wi-Fi.

Bonnie Mikalson-Andron, Programming Officer

403.380.7310 [email protected] www.lethlib.ca

810 5th Ave S and 255 Britannia Boulevard W

Lethbridge Registered Music Teachers’ Association AS MEncouraging and providing the highest calibre of music education possible and promoting high standards

of music in our community. Currently have 23 members from Lethbridge and the surrounding area who give

lessons in piano, theory, strings and organ. The branch presents a number of student recitals each year and

organizes workshops and master classes for students and teachers in the community. Awards $1200 annually for

first-class honours marks in practical and theory exams. Monthly meetings.

Christine Rogers

403.327.2073 [email protected] www.lrmta.com

Music Theatre Architecture Community Culture Visual Arts Dance • 2 9Music Theatre Architecture Community Culture Visual Arts Dance Art Services Photography Galleries Festival Literary arts New Media/FilmAS P G F L NM

Lethbridge Scottish Country Dance Club DPromotes Scottish dancing through social dance classes, and a demonstration dance group that performs at

functions. Hosts a Dance and Music Workshop (odd years) and a Beginners’ Dance Workshop (even years).

Joanna Fraser


www.lethbridgescottishcountrydance.org

Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization CC

LSCO strives to encourage and facilitate individuals 35 years and over to sustain independent healthy, active

lifestyles by providing a variety of programs and services. Art is a vital part of this very active centre and can be

drawing, carpentry, china painting, lapidary, paper tole, quilting, needlework, dancing, ceramics, woodcarving,

and a variety of painting programs

Shawn Hamilton

403.320.2222 ext 26 [email protected] www.lethseniors.com

500 11 St S

Lethbridge Shakespeare Performance Society TTo promote appreciation of Shakespeare’s works through education and performance. Particularly with Shake-

speare in the park performances.


Lethbridge Symphony Orchestra MProviding the Southern Alberta community with memorable musical experiences for audiences of all ages for

over 50 years, the Lethbridge Symphony produces over 15 annual performances, including our Master Series,

Chamber Series, and Kids Choir, as well as other collaborative and special events.

403.328.6808 [email protected] www.lethbridgesymphony.org

Lint, Andrew PPhotographic artist specializing in fine art digitization and portraiture.

250.857.1695 [email protected] www.andrewlint.com www.andrewlint.com/blog

Lint, Claire DDancer, Choreographer, Performing Artist, Model.

[email protected]


Livingston, Maria Fawn D VA multidisciplinary artist with a background in drawing, painting, sewing, beading, hoop dancing and fish scale art. A

Cree woman from Slave Lake that represent her heritage through her artwork and use of traditional materials such as

beads, hide and fish scales.

403.360.9086. [email protected]

Long & McQuade AS

Serving Canada since 1956, Long & McQuade is the largest musical instruments retailer in the country. Sales, rentals,

repair, in-store financing, 30 day price guarantee, music lessons and online shopping.

403.380.2130 [email protected] www.long-mcquade.com

Macdonald, John D. PPhotographic artist focusing on how natural light passes through glass and the dynamics of reflections bouncing off

multiple glass surfaces and in some cases, multiple times/layers of glass.


Madsen, Anna VWatercolour and oil painter.

403-328-2672

Mak, Karina VSpecializing in drawing and painting portraits, animals, flowers, landscapes and Chinese brush painting in graphite, pen

and ink, acrylics, pastels, oils and watercolours.

Commissions welcome.


Manzer, Victoria VTextile artist and teacher, specializing in dye and print and jacquard weaving. Works collaboratively in teaching and

making sculpture, installation and social sculpture.

[email protected] www.victoriamanzer.com

Markus, Ashley VFiber artist specializing in non-traditional handspun and hand painted yarns, knit and crochet items.

[email protected] www.etsy.com/shop/OffTheHooks


Mather-Cocks, Karla VMultifunctional artist focusing on the fibre arts, writing and music. She is also a member of Ewes & Mies (Collective).

403.715.1838 [email protected] www.multifunctionalist.blogspot.com

Matson, Sheila TActor and member of Hatrix Theatre group and Playgoers of Lethbridge.


Mazurick, Bev VVisual artist specializing in painting, drawing, and multi media sculpture.


McCann, Dave M VMusician, graphic designer, and artist.

403.317.0147 [email protected] www.davemccann.com

McGill Blvd. Music and Arts School CC MA community based, non-profit organization dedicated to music education and the promotion of creative and per-

forming arts for people of all ages in and around Lethbridge. Individual or group lessons in numerous instruments and

art forms are provided by qualified teachers, strengthening the lives of students through the power of music and arts.

Martha Laarman

403.308.0339 [email protected] www.mcgillmusicandarts.com

McGladdery, Gary VSouthern Alberta Art.

[email protected] www.garymcgladdery.com

McQuaid, Alyssa MLethbridge singer/songwriter whose mission is to motivate, inspire, and entertain a diverse audience of music lovers.

403.320.1082 [email protected] www.reverbnation.com/alyssamcquaid www.alyssamc-

quaid.com

McTrowe, Mary-Anne M VConceptual artist covering a range of media, from crochet to drawing, photography to sculpture, painting and sewing

and musical performance.

403.328.3701 [email protected] www.thephonorealistes.com


Moser, Marie VCreating unique jewellery, beaded items and décor. Handmade crochet items, custom cards for any occasion and

woodworking projects. Always expanding artistic endeavours.


Most Vocal Poets LDedicated to the promotion of poetry as a performing art as well as other literary and performing arts in Southern

Alberta. The primary focus is the oral presentation of poetry. The Society hosts out-of town poets and ‘open mic’

performances. Meetings are held monthly.

Jeff Godin


Mudrack, Jordan PLocal photographer with miscellaneous work. Enjoying the little things in life.

403.315.0570 [email protected] www.flickr.com/photos/happinessandpeaceofmind/

Muendel-Altherstone, Bev VVisual Artist in water colour and charcoal.

403.330.2654 [email protected] www.bevndp.ca

Mueller, Peter TTheatre artist specializing in acting, directing, writing, management, technical direction, consulting, and teaching. BFA

MFA B.Ed

403.381.0618 [email protected] www.telusplanet.net/public/muellerp/

New West Theatre TProfessional theatre company contributing to the dynamism of the Lethbridge

community by offering vibrant cultural experiences for audiences, and by generating sustainable opportunities for

artists. Produces six to eight productions annually, ranging from high energy Music-Comedy Revues, to contemporary

Canadian theatre and Theatre for Young Audiences. Provides educational training through summer drama camps, and

a year-round theatre school for students age 6-17.

Natascha Hainsworth

403.381.9378 [email protected] www.newwesttheatre.com


Joinus:

Hire Us:

Interested female singers are invited to try 4 part - a capella harmony with us at our open rehearsals held on

the fourth Wednesday of each month.Please contact us for more information at:

www.southernaccord.orgor call Donna at 403-327-8661

Performance ChorusA capella

to entertain at your eventFor bookings call Elizabeth 403-329-3362

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CONNECTING YOUTO IDEAS

www.lethlib.ca

Main Branch810 5th Ave. SouthLethbridge AB T1J 4C4

The Crossings Branchand the Bookmobile

255 Britannia Blvd. WestLethbridge, AB T1J 4A3


Nickle, Troy VConceptual artist whose practice often explores conceptual associations created between nature, culture, and place.

Practice can be divided into these categories: indoor and outdoor installations, sculpture, photography, book works,

video and collaborations.

403.380.9106 [email protected] www.troynickle.blogspot.com

Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden CC

Enjoy an unforgettable experience at this authentic Japanese garden which is meticulously laid out and maintained.

Volunteers and employees demonstrate many different Japanese arts, from the tea ceremony to Japanese martial arts.

Open seven day a week 9am-5pm, Nikka Yuko is a must visit destination.

Lindy Rollingson

403.328.3511 [email protected] www.nikkayuko.com

Northey, Jesse AS MMusician, Sound engineer, producer, composer and sound designer who loves to be involved in Alberta arts

and culture.

403.332.3412 [email protected] www.jessenortheyproductions.com

Ohene-Adjei, Leslie NM PDigital media artist based in Lethbridge, Alberta.

403.393.0635 [email protected] www.leslieohene.com

Oldman River Potters’ Guild VThe Oldman River Potters Guild started working in the Bowman Arts building in 1986. Our members are a unique com-

pilation of creative artists working in clay. We strive to promote clay through our workshops, our sales, and our courses

to the public. New members are always welcome.

Karen Dormaar


Pahara, Renee VPainter and sculptor, creating work rich in texture. Commissions and inquiries welcome.


Palmer, James VAcademy landscape painting and live model drawing. Figurative theme or narrative paintings. Instructor at Allied Arts

in Pincher Creek.



Playgoers of Lethbridge F TEstablished in 1923 and is the oldest amateur drama group in Canada. Hosts a dinner theatre production in October

and a main stage production in February. Sponsors the Regional One-Act Festival and participate in the Alberta One-

Act Festival in March/April. Provides workshops in all aspects of acting, directing and stagecraft. Membership $10

annually for persons 18 years and older. Auditions are open to everyone.

Ed Bayly

403.381.6991 elbayly@shaw

Polo, Patricia VWorks in watercolour, acrylic, oil, charcoal, pastel, pencil, prismacolor and mixed media. Art educator, creative, dynamic,

conceptual. Real and fantasy themes. Portraits and theme works in small and large format. Object art designs for

awards.

403.317.3130 [email protected] www.patriciapoloart.com

Potemkin Collective & Gallery G VAn artist collective committed to organising both open and inclusive theme exhibitions, and providing exhibition

opportunities for local and regional contemporary artists. Gallery hours are 12-4 on Saturdays. For more information

about The Potemkin visit:

www.potemkin.ca

411, 3rd Ave. South, Second Floor

Primachuk, Rose MMusic - Symphony.


Pryde, Celeste VFibre artist specializing in One of A Kind Fashions for the woman who wishes to be unique in her styling. Also hand

dyed, printed, woven and embellished scarves, shawls and other accessories. Will design and weave Metis Sashes. Fibre,

sculpture and collage artist.


Rakos, Deb VWeaver specializing in functional pieces for daily use made more enjoyable because of color and design. Member of

Lethbridge Handicraft Guild of Weavers at Casa.



Randell, Ian VVisual artist specializing primarily in landscape painting in oils, acrylics and watercolours. Commissions upon request.

Member of the Potemkin Artist Collective.


Robb, Don MTrumpet player, member of Lethbridge Big Band, Bridge Brass Quintet, Hippodrome, Contemporary Works Jazz Orches-

tra, and Lethbridge Jazz Society.


Robinson, Jessica VVisual artist specializing in painting, sculpture, and installation. Bachelor of Fine Arts in art and Bachelors of

Management.


Robinson, Matthew MSinger/Songwriter.


Romanchuk, Karen MSinger/Songwriter - solo or with full band.

403.327.4976 [email protected] www.reverbnation.com/karenromanchuk

Samson, Christina DDance instructor, choreographer and performer.

403.360.6255 [email protected] www.turningpointdancestudio.ca

Savard, Denise VAcrylics, Watercolour, Mixed Media, Silk Painting and Encaustic.


Savill Group Architecture LTD. AArchitecture firm.

John Savill

403.381.8888 www.savillarchitecture.com


Schwarz, Kathy VGlass artisan – creating fused glass, stained glass and sandblasted items including jewellery, suncatchers, plates, bowls,

vases and more.


Senda, Jane VTeagarden Satchels is a small satchelry providing custom-made and ready-to-purchase bags, purses and satchels to

discerning customers. Inspired by fabric colours, textures and patterns to make each bag a uniquely exclusive piece.

Hand made with love in sunny Southern Alberta

403.394.0277 [email protected] www.teagarden-satchels.com

Simmers, Sharon VArtist working with metal, often recycled from second hand shops. Specializing in jewellery, wall hangings, mirrors,

boxes, and many other things. Studio space in the Idea Building on 2 Avenue S.

403.380.6194 [email protected] www.thingmaker.ca

The Slice Bar & Grill MWhat more could you want from a live music venue- the BEST pizza, amazing and diverse local and national live talent

showcased every night until 2am, located in the heart of downtown.

Jesse Freed

403.320.0117 [email protected] www.theslice.ca

314 8 St S

Smaniotto, Dallas VCharacture artist, making people laugh is his job.


Smerek, Danielle PBDes majoring in Photography from the Alberta College of Art and Design. Freelance photographer offering both in

studio or on location sessions with a twist of creativity.

403.393.4989 [email protected] www.daniellesmerek.com


Smith’s Audio Video AS GWe are an independent audio video equipment supplier/installer. Experts in affordable high performance sight and

sound components. We are also a modest visual art gallery, with over 100 feet of wall space. Offering and encouraging

local new artists a venue to display their works on a gratis basis.

Gerard, Debra and Ashley Plettell

236 13 St N 403.320.2223 [email protected] www.smithscustomaudio.com

SONGER Architecture Inc. AThough a new firm, SAinc’s new principle architect has a long history of creating spaces for the arts, from visual arts

studios to full fly theatres.

Elizabeth Songer

403.894.2424 [email protected] www.SONGERarchitecture.com

South Country Fair F MExpanding cultural awareness in Southern Alberta by creating opportunities for people to be exposed to a wide variety

of roots oriented music in an outdoor festival setting.

Trent Moranz

403.388.4414 [email protected] www.scfair.ab.ca

Southern Accord Chorus MWomen of all ages and diverse backgrounds who love the challenge of singing a capella 4 part harmony. This distinct

style lends itself to a wonderful and varied repertoire of music. The chorus and quartets perform frequently for special

events throughout Southern Alberta. See our ad in this directory or visit our website for information on joining us at

open rehearsal nights or how to hire us for an event.

www.southernaccord.org

Southern Alberta Artist’s Association VComprised of artists members from Pincher Creek to Cardston and south. Artists meet monthly to be informed on

upcoming competitions. Monthly meetings alternating months for critiques.

Gail Brown



Southern Alberta Art Gallery G NM

Offers a dynamic exhibition schedule featuring contemporary art by renowned local, regional, national, and interna-

tional artists. A tempting gift shop, in close proximity to cafes and other shopping, carries unique handcrafted items

produced by local and area artisans. Committed to the learning and growth of our visitors and community, the South-

ern Alberta Art Gallery offers a variety of educational programs for all ages.

Ryan Doherty

403.327.8770 [email protected] www.saag.ca

601 3 Ave S

Spirit in Motion Yoga CC

“Stretch your body. Wake-up your soul.” Specialized classes and workshops to transform your body, quiet your mind,

and expand your creative self. Private yoga therapy and Thai massage also available.

Vickie MacArthur

403.320.6763 [email protected] www.spiritinmotionyoga.ca

St. Patrick Fine Arts Elementary School CC

A Christ Centered community actively engaging each child spiritually, academically, physically and creatively with a

strong academic fine arts program serving the world in meaningful ways.

Val Lazzaretto

403.327.4386 [email protected] www.holyspirit.ab.ca/stpat

Stevenson, Derek TActor, writer, arts administrator and aspiring guitarist and photographer. Passionate about everything in the arts.


The Studio AS GRetail art supplies, art classes. Home of the Miller Gallery.

Nadine Miller 403.329.1050 [email protected]

407A 5 St S

Tallman, Bert VJewelry art, incorporates Blackfoot traditional and contemporary design and methods in creating one of a kind jewelry

art. He uses mostly sterling silver, semi-precious stones (turquoise and ammolite), and mammoth ivory in creating

designs. He combines inlay, overlay, carving and stamping in creating Blackfoot style jewelry.



Terra Sol BodyTalk & Yoga CC

TerraSol BodyTalk and yoga, holistic healing, various styles of yoga both public and private.

Theresa Spencer

403.393.0283 [email protected] www.terrasolbodytalk.com

Textile Surface Design Guild VThe Textile Surface Design Guild (TSDG) is a non-profit society of artists in Lethbridge and area who work in a variety

of surface design techniques individually and as a group connecting through a passion for fibre within the context of

art and design. The guild increases cultural awareness of textile arts for members and the community and promotes its

members’ artistic skills and expertise by providing educational programs, resources, and an opportunity to practice our

art form in a spirit of cooperation and sharing.

Wendy Desjardins

403.320.5255 [email protected] www.surfacedesignlethbridge.ca

Theatre Etcetera TA collaborative dedicated to bridging the gap between emerging and professional spheres. Theatre Etcetera strives to

provide Lethbridge and surrounding areas with live performances that are fresh and contemporary. Theatre Etcetera

will create opportunities to foster new artists and delight new audiences. We do it all from musicals to edgy thrillers to

soap operas... etcetera.

[email protected]


Trap\Door Artist Run Centre CC VA community supported, not-for-profit artist-run platform for contemporary art. We encourage untested and emerging

art practices and support artists at an early stage of their careers. Trap\door Artist Run Centre does not operate from a

fixed location and has no permanent exhibition space. Exhibitions or other forms of presentation are developed in con-

sultation with artists and are based on project requirements. Trap\door pays artist’s fees, and dedicates funds to project

expenses, and to the direct costs of providing public access to contemporary art.

[email protected] www.trapdoorarc.com

Trianon Gallery GLocated in the historical Hudson’s Bay Building in downtown Lethbridge, named for the Trianon Ballroom which oper-

ated from the 1930’s - 60’s. The open space and open philosophy of the Trianon have allowed a creative response from

the community. Hosting workshops, plays, dances, musical events, fundraisers and a wide variety of art exhibitions. Na-

tionally and internationally renowned artists and students of all ages have shown their work and shared their energy to

help create a positive celebration of life and art in Lethbridge.

John Savill

403.381.8888 [email protected] www.savillarchitecture.com

104 5 St S

Troyanda Ukrainian Dance Club DEducating and increasing the public’s understanding and appreciation of Ukrainian culture, tradition, and costumes by

providing dance instruction and producing live Ukrainian dance performances.

www.troyanda.ca

University of Lethbridge Art Gallery GULAG has a dual responsibility to serve the general public and the campus community, by making art works and the

activities of the Art Gallery highly visible. We attract members of the public to campus and engaging the on campus

community, we provide access to contemporary art historical art.

Josephine Mills

403.329.2690 [email protected] www.uleth.ca/artgallery


University of Lethbridge Conservatory of Music MOffering customized, non-auditioned music programs to aspiring musicians of any age and level. From Kindermusik for

babies to our Strummin N Hummin beginner guitar class, we have something that would suit everyone. Our goal is to

provide the community with opportunities to receive quality music instruction in a friendly and personal environment.

Call us to see which program would best suit you or your child, or visit us in our new location at Casa.

Peggy Mezei or Breeanne Fuller

403.329.2304 [email protected] www.uleth.ca/music-conservatory

230 8 St S

University of Lethbridge Faculty of Fine Arts D M NM P T VOffering degree programs in Art, Drama, Music and New Media. Our “Season at a Glance,” which can be found on our

website, lists all our theatre productions, concerts, art and new media exhibitions, and visiting artists’ talks from Sep-

tember through May. Children’s Fine Art summer camps held in July and August.

Katherine Wasiak

403.329.2227 [email protected] www.uleth.ca/finearts 4401 University Dr W

University of Lethbridge Sport & Recreation Services DOffering an eclectic menu of programs and activities. From youth to adult, Sport and Recreation has ballet, ballroom

and Latin, belly dance, hip hop, modern country swing programs offered each semester. As well Sport and Rec offers

numerous recreational and sport activities throughout the year.

Bill Halma

403.329.5107 [email protected] www.uleth.ca/sportrec

Vocal Harmony Singers MVocal Harmony Singers is a University of Lethbridge based, student run, show choir. Our main goal is to assist and de-

velop our club member’s ability to harmonize and perform contemporary choral music with a high standard of excel-

lence. We perform with and without accompaniment and we seek to raise awareness of the art of vocal harmonization

within the University and the City of Lethbridge. Our club is open to both students and members of the community.

Ryan Novak


Vox Musica Choral Society MPromotes and supports choral music in southwestern Alberta. We bring choral music performances to the area and

give members an opportunity to sing and give public performances under professional direction. Rehearsals are Tues-

day 7-9:30, room 480, commencing Tuesday September 6th 2011.

Jonathan Dean

403.320.8933 [email protected] www.sites.google.com/voxmusicalethbridge


Wall Décor and More Framing and Gallery AS GWall Décor and More Framing and Gallery featuring the works of regional artists. Custom picture framing store with

giftware.

Scott & Melina Warnock

403.328.0923. [email protected] www.walldecorandmore.ca

309 10th St S

Wilkie, Sue VArtist and arts educator specializing in drawing, watercolour and acrylic painting.


Zasadny, Diana VLandscape painter, focusing on the imagery of Southern Alberta. Diana blends the boundaries of impressionism and

abstraction at her downtown Lethbridge studio. Visitors welcome, please call ahead.

403.715.8990 [email protected] www.dianazasadny.net

DOWNTOWN BRZ403.327.9002info@downtownlethbridge.comwww.downtownlethbridge.com

FLAIR TRAVEL PLANNERS403.329.1030info@flairtravelplanners.cawww.flairtravelplanners.ca

GLASS [email protected]

LETHBRIDGE LIVING403.381.1454jsrempel@lethbridgeliving.comwww.lethbridgeliving.com

SPLURGE & [email protected]

STERLING [email protected]@sterling mutuals.com

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