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Bowman Arts CentreChinook Woodturning GuildCity of Lethbridge Parks DepartmentCulligan WaterGalt Museum & ArchivesThe GateImpact SoundLA GalleryLethbridge Regional Police ServiceRotary Club Urban SpiritsSouthern Alberta Art GalleryUniversity of Lethbridge Art Gallery

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Thank you to the over 50 host venues; we appreciate you opening your doors for the arts!

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A special thank-you goes out to Lethbridge’s creative community.Your dedication, talent and hard work truly enhance our city!

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Message from His WorshipMayor Rajko DodicJuly 7, 2011, marked an important date in the growth of the Arts Community in Lethbridge as the sod was officially turned to start construction of the new, and highly anticipated, Community Arts Centre.

The Integrated Community Sustainability Plan, approved by Council in 2010, identifies the arts as one of the core components of our future. As we move forward with this plan, this exciting new facility will proudly serve as a cornerstone in our downtown core, reminding us all how important and vital the Arts are to the City of Lethbridge.

Around the province, Alberta Arts Days will be held from September 30 to October 2, 2011. Here in Lethbridge, the Allied Arts Council (AAC) has planned a wide array of activities during this event for residents of our community and the surrounding area. Lethbridge’s diverse pool of artists and organizations will be showcasing a broad range of art disciplines including visual art, music, performances, demonstrations and more.

I would like to thank the AAC and the other dedicated volunteers who have worked diligently to bring “Arts Days” to our community. Without your hard work, these events would not be possible. Lethbridge is, and continues to be a vibrant and creative community. I invite you to experience “Arts Days” and discover all the amazing talent located right here in our City.

Rajko Dodic, B.A., LL.B.Mayor

Message from Gloria Torrance,President, Allied Arts Council LethbridgeThe Allied Arts Council is very pleased to be coordinating this year’s Arts Days festivities in cooperation with our arts community. This event is one of many occurring throughout the province during Alberta Arts Days 2011; an annual celebration of Alberta’s culture, heritage, artistic diversity and provincial pride. It is also part of Culture Days- a national movement to raise the awareness, accessibility, participation and engagement of all Canadians in the arts and cultural life of their communities.

The Arts Days weekend will include an eclectic mix of events such as the unveiling of Lethbridge’s newest piece of public art, the 8th annual ArtWalk, music & performances in Galt Gardens as part of ArtsFest, an Artisan Market, as well as many demonstrations and activities in our downtown.

This is a very exciting time for the arts in Lethbridge- as you may remember the newly renovated and expanded Southern Alberta Art Gallery (SAAG) was unveiled during last year’s Arts Days. In less than two years, we will be cutting the ribbon to open our new Community Arts Centre (now under construction); to be located just east of the SAAG. The intentional placement of these facilities in our downtown core is defining Lethbridge’s Cultural Corridor. The final piece of the corridor would be a new Performing Arts Theatre. As you will observe during this year’s Arts Days festivities, the arts are a vital and thriving part of our community, and these facilities help nurture our creative spirit.

We believe that Arts Days is an ideal opportunity to support our mission of providing leadership in advancing and enhancing the arts in Lethbridge. We encourage you to participate in Arts Days events and enjoy the diversity of talent in our community.

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PHOTO SCAVENGER HUNTPhoto Scavenger Hunt is a fun new activity for this year’s Lethbridge Arts Days! It’s just like an old-fashioned scavenger hunt but with a new twist — you take photos of what you find! The goal is to share your digital photos of the places and things you see during Lethbridge Arts Days. Each person or team can share the good memories and interesting sites they encounter!

The photo scavenger hunt starts at 10:00am on Friday, September 30 and ends at 5:00pm, Sunday, October 2. Submit 10 photos, using the above clues as inspiration, by Friday, October 7, and your name will be entered into a draw for a $100 gift certificate to LA Gallery! All photos must be taken at a Lethbridge Arts Days participating event and include the clue they were inspired by.

Upload your photos to our facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/PhotoScavengerLethOr email them to info@artslethbridge.org

RULESGet creative- take photos from interesting levels and angles and have fun with your camera or phone’s filters & settings! Remember, all photos should be family-friendly! Please submit only one picture per category- It’s tempting to take pictures of every cool thing you see, but for the purposes of this contest, we only want to see the best pictures you’ve taken for each category. It should go without saying, but if you’re taking pictures of a person, always ask permission! Also, please keep in mind that we may be posting pictures on the Arts Days and Allied Arts Council website/publications!

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To view the sculpture, stop by the AAC office - 318, 7 St. S.

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From 9 – 11am on Saturday, October 1, the Southern Alberta Art Gallery will be serving up a delicious pancake breakfast to fortify you for your day at ArtWalk! Let those carbs do the walking as you check out the 50+ vendor and host sites, as well as the artisan market lo-cated at the Gate and ArtsFest taking place in Galt Gardens later in the day. Family friendly art making activities will be available at the SAAG throughout the day.

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Marking the opening of Lethbridge Arts Days 2011, the City of Lethbridge will unveil the latest addition to its Public Art Collection at 10:00am Friday September 30th. Lethbridge artists Denton Fredrickson and Catherine Ross’ sculpture Aeolian Aviary was selected by a jury from dozens of submissions from across Canada and around the world. The work, located in the exterior north east window of the Southern Alberta Art Gallery, includes a programmable sound element and dozens of cast birds perched on high tensile wires projected through the plate glass. The official unveiling will include presentations by Mayor Dodic and Carol Thibert, Chair of the City of Lethbridge Pubic Art Committee, as well as a talk about the work by the artists.

On Saturday morning from 10 – 11:30am, Carol Thibert, on behalf of the City of Lethbridge Art Acquisition Committee, will lead a public art tour highlighting several of the recently installed public art in downtown Lethbridge. Beginning at City Hall, and continuing through downtown, the tour will end at the newly unveiled Aeolian Aviary. Local artists will be in attendance to discuss some of their pieces.

Immediately following the tour, Mayor Dodic will unveil the Mayor’s Pick, a work from the City Art Collection that will be displayed at the SAAG for the coming year. Rounding off the morn-ing at 11:45, Jane Purdue, Public Art Consultant with The Planning Partnership, will speak on the transformative power of public art. Light refreshments will be served.

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Venues and Exhibitions1 . Galt Museum & Archives 4th Annual Sculpture Show 502 1 Street S. Also open Sunday 1 - 4:30 pm2 . Royal LePage South Country Wendy Lipinski 526 5 Street S. Friday only 3. Almost Famous Hair Salon Chuck Graves 509 5 Street S. Northern Lights & Southern Alberta Photography4 . Blackfoot Art Gallery Blackfoot Artwork 128, Lethbridge Centre Mall 5 . Round Street Café Patricia Polo 427 5 Street S. Acrylic, oil & watercolour 6 . The Engravers Alan McKay 407B 5 Street S. 7. The Miller Gallery Local Original Art 407A 5 Street S. Watercolours, Serigraphs, oil, acrylics, lithography, etching8. Zephyr Impressions L. Anne McClelland 405 5 Street S. Landscapes, flowers and animal portraiture9. Moniques En 4th Donna Gallant 505 4 Avenue S. Pastel & watercolour florals10. Penny Coffee House Various Artists 331 5 Street S. Local artwork11. Ten Thousand Villages Carolla Christie 329 5 Street S. Woodcarving12 . B.O.B. Headquarters Erin Miller 327 5 Street S. Fantasy, Still Life & Realism13. Echo Books Sarah Christensen 325 5 Street S. Paintings and photography14. Infamous Jonathan Legg 323 5 Street S. Expressive, Figurative and Animal Stone sculpture15 . Draffin’s Pharmasave Jim Blair 319 5 Street S. “Wanderings of an Artist”16 . The Owl Acoustic Lounge Various Local Artists 411 3 Avenue S. 17. Mocha Cabana Schizophrenia Society 317 4 Street S. Various artwork Peter Dyck Oil on canvas18 . Burning Ground Studios 7 Artists Open Studios Basement 402 2 Avenue S. 7 Open Studios as well (Old Firehall) as a community painting 19 . Norman & Associates Burning Ground Artists Suite 301 - 402 2 Avenue S. 20 . Parlour Window Katie Bruce 407b 2 Avenue S. 21. Josee’s Handmade Imports Anneli Haataja-Janssens 412 1 Avenue S. Acrylic Paintings22. Trianon Gallery Troy Nickle 104 5 Street S. Nature as Culture23 . Aerus Electrolux Len Komanac 506 3 Avenue S. Pop art paintings24 . Evva’s Debra Tisdale 318 6 Street S. Self Portraits25 . Painted Cottage Oldman River Potter’s Guild 320 6 Street S. Pottery - salt & soda Fired26 . The Shoe Tree Allan Cameron 326 6 Street S. Ink line drawings expressing moments of the essential Horse27 . Blueprint Entertainment Trap\door Artist Run Centre 519 4 Avenue S. Member Exhibition28 . Potemkin Too Artist Collective 3 open artist studios 317 6 Street S. 29 . Tanell’s Quilting Rehabilitation Society and 315 6 Street S. Mixed Media, watercolour & acrylic Staff of Tanell’s Quilting 30. Embellished Memories Maria Fawn Livingston 309 6 Street S. Fishscale Art31 . Mystique Home Décor Cate Currie 305 6 Street S. 2D & 3D works. Indie/street art/ used & found objects32 . Southern Alberta Art Gallery Group Show 601 3 Avenue S. Emotional Blackmail Denton Fredrickson and Between Material and Imagination Catherine Ross 33 . Jerry Arnold Gallery Canadian Fine Art 604 3 Avenue S. Canadian Fine Art34 . Anna Banana Marcella Cooper 606 3 Avenue S. “Garden of Spirits” soft pastels35. CatWalk Salon & Spa Marie Imrie de Gomez 618 3 Avenue S. Photography36. McGuire’s Men’s Wear Roy Adachi 312 7 Street S. Landscapes in Watercolour37. Allied Arts Council John MacDonald 318 7 Street S. Unique & Singular Photographs Textile Surface Design Guild Felted garden38 . The Sous Chef Sylvia Klassen 320 7 Street S. Oil & Acrylic paintings 39 . Classique Dancewear Twelve Hot Potter’s 322 7 Street S. Touched by Flame 40. Tompkins Jewellers Karen Brownlee 326 7 Street S. New Oil paintings41 . Gentlemen III Men’s Wear Wayne Dwornik 328 7 Street S. Digital photographs & oil paintings42 . Nicholai Home Fashion Dennis Delaney 330 7 Street S. Woodturning43. Sterling Mutuals U of L Student Art Society 627 4 Avenue S. Photography exhibit - Amy Reber44 . Elbees Hearing Anna Madsen 615 4 Avenue S. Oil Paintings

45. Naturista’s Amrita Desphande 424 7 Street S. Interactive digital conceptual art46. Mueller Art Gallery Alberta Magazine 105 8 Street S. National & Provincial Magazine Publisher Association Award Entries47. Empty Store Front Various Artists 712 4 Avenue S. Selections from the Lethbridge Yarn Museum - 2D & 3D craft installation48 . Flair Travel Rhonda Kupsch 812 4 Avenue S. Rocks, Water & Mud - Photography49 . Bowman Arts Centre Eric Martens 811 5 Avenue S. Four Squared Linda Carney Vanishing 50. Lethbridge Public Library Various Artists 810 5 Avenue S. Photography exhibition: “Get Caught Reading in Public” 51. Lethbridge Senior Citizens Various artists 500 11 Street S. Ceramics, Paper Tole, Organization Carvings, Watercolours, Lapidary52. City Hall Foyer Arianna Richardson 910 4 Avenue S. The Hobbyist: 2d, 3d & media works. Interactive displays53 . Yates Mezzanine Gallery Salon d’Automne 1002 4 Avenue S.Various Artists 54. Wall Décor Regional artists 306 10 Street S. Photography, oil, acrylic and watercolour

Outside the Core 55. U of L Art Gallery Lyndal Osborne Centre for the Arts, 4401 University Drive W. and Alex Moon Food Series: Cereal Gen 56. Bob Croskery Studio Bob Croskery 609 12 Street S. Open Studio57. Smith’s Audio The Group of Several 236 13 Street N. Exclusively watercolour artworks

Demonstration and Activity Schedule1. Galt Museum: Playing with a Pencil Workshop: Friday 2:00 – 4:00pm, Watercolors for Total Beginners:

Sunday 2:00 – 4:00pm

5. Patricia Polo: Acrylic & watercolour painting demonstrations & painting tips: Saturday 12:00 – 5:00pm

6. The Miller Gallery: Encaustic demonstration: Saturday 2:00 – 4:00pm

9. Donna Gallant: Watercolour & soft pastel demonstrations: Friday & Saturday 1:00 – 3:00pm

11. Carolla Christie: Wood carving demontrations: Friday & Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm

18. Burning Ground Studios: Open studios and community painting: Friday & Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm

28. Potemkin Too Artist Studio: Open Studios: Friday & Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm

32. Textile Surface Design Guild: Wet Felt Making: Saturday 2:00pm – 4:00pm

38. Sylvia Klassen: 2 min sketches: Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm

40. Karen Brownlee: Painting demonstrations: Friday & Saturday 11:00am – 2:00pm

42. Dennis Delaney: Wood turning demonstrations: Friday & Saturday 10:30am - 12pm, 1:30 - 2:30pm, 3 - 4:30pm

49. Lethbridge Handicraft Guild: Weaving & spinning demonstrations: Friday & Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm

49. Oldman River Potter’s Guild: Pottery demonstrations: Come try your hand at the wheel (Adults): Friday 1:00 - 4:00pm

49. Figure Drawing Group: Open studio: Friday 1:00 – 4:00pm

50. Lethbridge Public Library: Film: Hollywood Babylon: Saturday, 2 – 3:30 pm, Theatre Gallery

51. Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization: Variety of demonstrations: Friday 10:00am-3:00pm,

Saturday 10:00am – 12:00pm

52. Arianna Richardson: Performance: Friday & Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm

55. University of Lethbridge Art Gallery: Public-site project “The Important Things to Know about Eating and

Drinking in Lethbridge” by Dodo Lab. Culture Vulture Saturday: Button Making: All proceeds go to Trap/door

Artist Run Centre. Centre for the Arts Atrium. Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm

57. The Group of Several: Watercolour painting: Friday & Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm

Jonathan Legg: Sculpture demonstrations at the Artisan Market: Friday and Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm

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Friday, September 30 and Saturday October 1 10 am - 5 pm

Public Art:Outside the Core: A Departure; Ilan Sandler, near Galt Museum

How Can I Miss You If You Never Go Away; Andy Davies

Sphere of Social Consensus and Influence; Carl Granzow

Aeolian Aviary; Catherine Ross & Denton Frederickson

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Three Kings; Jason Trotter

John Enderby “Jock” Palmer; Jason Trotter

Black Diamond; Jason Trotter

Wrangling Willie and the Windeater; Alex Pavlenko

Gabriel Vs The West Wind; Alex Pavlenko

Buffalo Stampede; Alex Pavlenko

Chinook-A-Tron; Alex Pavlenko

Downtown Streetcar; Jason Trotter

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ArtsFestGalt Gardens Pergola: Downtown Lethbridge

Local food vendors will be on site selling snacks and drinks. The ArtsFest beer garden (hosted by Rotary Club Urban Spirits) will be open Friday and Saturday from 5 – 10pm.

Friday, September 30

5:00 – Jesse and the Dandelions

6:00 – Hibikiya – Japanese Taiko Drumming

6:45 – Roy Pogorzelski – Metis Jigging

7:00 – The Karen Romanchuk Band

8:00 – Matthew Robinson

9:00 – Rancho Deluxe

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5:00 – Vista Park

5:45 – Lethbridge Scottish Country Dance Club

6:15 – Bandemonium

7:00 – Andrew Scott

8:00 – Hippodrome

9:00 – The New Weather Machine

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Prairie Tales 13 will be screening at 12 noon, 4pm & 8pm on Saturday October 1st at The Owl Acoustic Lounge. Prairie Tales offers a selection of some of the best recent short films and videos made by Albertan media artists in the form of a feature-length anthology. 411 3 Ave S. www.prairietales.org

Saturday, October 1

artisan market Friday, September 30 & Saturday, October 1 10:00am – 5:00pm daily The Gate: 522 3rd Avenue South

Studio Celeste One of a kind clothing by local designer Celeste Pryde.

DragonFly Designs One of a kind clothing by local designer Kiana Bowie.

Jonathan, Kathy, Andrew & Fransziska Legg Printed Porcelain mugs, watercolor/acrylic paintings, leather journals, hand-painted artist paper, handmade books, small paintings, photographs, cards, stone sculptures.

Patricia Murray Landscape paintings.

Sharon Simmers Jewelry from recycled material, upcycled boxes, carved and painted composite board.

Dorrit Zaroba Photographs of classic cars, flowers, Lethbridge scenes and more. 5 x7 art cards.

Marie Moser Handmade jewelry, scrapbook cards, crochet items, woodworking, keychains, ornaments, bookmarks.

Buggy Barn/ Southern Alberta Artist Association Photographs and paintings.

Anna Madsen Oil & Watercolor paintings of flowers, scenery and animals.

Indigo Iris, Lethbridge Lightseekers *Friday Only Art Alchemy, poetry Cd’s and information on Lightseekers.

McGill Music & Arts School Information on McGill School & programs.

Lethbridge Symphony Orchestra Information on membership, season and ticket sales.

Heart of the City Shuffle up and deal cards, t-shirts and information.

Beyond Zed Gift Cottage *Saturday Only Hand painted glassware, papier mache, upcycling, pottery, photography, paintings, candles, soaps, quilts, jewelry, woodturning and more.

Marie Imrie de Gomez Cards, jewelry, framed pictures, hats, decorated spoons.

Barb Kreutter Hand-blown glass vases, bowls and more.

Amrita Deshpande Henna and artwork.

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From 1-5pm on Sunday, October 2nd, SAAG will host Family Fun Day. Sponsored by Heart of the City, Family Fun Day promises to be a carnival of entertainment, with street performers roaming the gallery and Galt Gardens, and drop-in family art activities in the TD Creativity Center. Street performers will wow attendees with clown magic, feats of balance and aerial trickery, and Loose Moose Theatre Company will delight all with their internationally known “The Impro Show” - a fast paced performance where performers create comic scenes based on information gleaned from the audience. Join us to make a quirky recycled robot or a naturally inspired installation and enjoy some SAAG magic with our street performers.

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Don’t Miss Your Chance To Win A Trip For Two To Chicago!To celebrate our dedicated membership, all members of the gallery will be entered to win a trip for two on SAAG’s Art & Culture Tour to Chicago in May 2012!* Be sure to renew your SAAG membership before the draw date – and if you are not yet a member, sign up today! You won’t want to miss this one-time opportunity. The winner will be an-nounced on Sunday, October 2, at 4:00 PM, during Lethbridge Arts Days celebrations.

*See www.saag.ca for trip details. Must be 18 years of age or older to be eligible.

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