Good Medicine

Published on January 15, 2011 by Lethbian Lover

My friend Stuart Mueller wrote in to give a heads up about the latest gallery opening being held at Mueller Art Photography:

The public is invited to attend the opening and sale of recent paintings by George Kush.

George Kush paints deeply researched views of this areas’ not too distant past. Historically accurate and skillfully painted, this is beautiful and important work. The opening is this Saturday 7-10 pm. As always – live music, refreshments and the artist in attendance. Better yet, every painting the exhibition is for sale.

Please call Stuart at the gallery for further information. 403.328.8170

A Day in the Life of Canada

Published on January 13, 2011 by Lethbian Lover

Yes! This was exactly my childhood! I have a few more wives now, however.

More Engrish history of Lethbridge!

Published on December 28, 2010 by Lethbian Lover

It is very accurate:

One-liner of the most in vogue museums of Lethbridge is the Sir Alexander Galt Museum and Archives. Believing the rumours stable ghosts visit it! After this you can trip along the Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden to think the instant unsophisticated unanimity and use to advantage the pulchritude of its floristic compositions.

Lethbridge is a big apple where celebrations and extraordinary play events never end. Here you purpose unequivocally find engaging places to collapse! Music, artistic, striking performances, children attractions and kid-friendly cafes and parks – this all is waiting on the side of you here.

History of Lethbridge (via Kim Siever)

Battle Noel

Published on December 25, 2010 by Lethbian Lover

Awesome video short shot in Lethbridge!

Stay classy this holiday season, Lethbridge

Published on December 17, 2010 by Lethbian Lover

Pour yourself some brandy, turn on some jazz and luxuriate by the roaring fire.

On the radio!

Published on December 3, 2010 by Lethbian Lover

Yesterday, Jessica deMello from CBC Radio One’s “The Homestretch” called me for my expert opinion on the term “Lethbian.” There was some discussion about what people from Lethbridge are called, but myself and host David Gray finally settled it up.

Listen on CBC Radio One!

Galt Gardens gets night safety lights

Published on December 2, 2010 by Lethbian Lover

To please the sun-god, Lethbridge holds a “Festival of Lights” each year. To mark the tenth year of this celebration, a new choreographed light show has been installed in Galt Gardens and a hobo clad in red opens his lap to the children, amongst other ceremonial things.

10th Annual Bright Lights Festival

My Style featuring Jim

Published on December 2, 2010 by Lethbian Lover

…or not. I couldn’t find out anything about his outfit, so here’s a chair and shoes.

Occupation?
Florist/Student

Style icon?
David Stewart

Something about me?
Confidence=Style

One more actual shot of Jim after the jump. Continue reading ‘My Style featuring Jim’

Engrish record of Lethbridge

Published on November 28, 2010 by Lethbian Lover

This website Amada Hotel has some of history to well fascinate you. It curates Lethbridge as lovely city of great excitement. Please for your interest:

Places to discern
One-liner of the most approved museums of Lethbridge is the Sir Alexander Galt Museum and Archives. Believing the rumours stable ghosts seize it! After this you can trip along the Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden to surface the instant impulsive orderliness and have the belle of its floristic compositions.
Year-round sport program is offered in Fort Whoop-up Interpretive Centre. One of its favourite services is hopping, skipping and jumping from the Helen Schuler Coulee Mid-point where a pat crow called “Pegleg” welcomes visitors. It is a lodgings where you can find unacceptable a quantity of intriguing facts here the Lethbridge wildlife. More than 80 hectares of Lethbridge Nature Reserve are located here.
If you are affectionate of quick rest, observe our parks, numerous trails together with your blood, it resolve be an stirring diversion either for grown-ups and kids. But be scrupulous not to touch with our rattlesnakes!

Record of Lethbridge (via Kim Siever)