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Table of ContentsABOUT LETHBRIDGE
1. Introduction to the Sports Bid Committee
2. About Lethbridge
3. Lethbridge Highlights
• Parks
• Museum
• Japanese Garden
• High Level Bridge
• Arts
• Theatre
4. Facilities
• Arenas
- Skating
- Curling
• Aquatics
• Gymnasiums - School & Community
• Courts
- Indoor & Outdoor
• Golf Courses
• Rectangular Fields
- Soccer
- Rugby
- Football
• Ball Diamonds
• Miscellaneous Facilities
- Lawn Bowling
- Skate Park
- Tennis Courts
- BMX Park
- Horseshoe Pits
- Disc Golf
- Bowling
• ENMAX Centre
• Lethbridge Soccer Centre
• Exhibition Park
• University of Lethbridge
• Lethbridge Community College
• Medical and Emergency Facilities
• Yates Theatre
5. Accommodations and Meeting Space
6. City Services
7. Location
• Driving Distance
• Provincial Map
• City Map
8. Previous Event Experience
9. Media
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ABOUT
LETHBRIDGE
Introduction to t he
Sports
Bid Committee
Through shared expertise and planning, the Lethbridge Sports Bid
Committee assists, supports and influences the sport community in
bidding for major sporting events.
Over the past thirty years, our community has proudly hosted such
prestigious events as The Canada Winter Games, Skate Canada, Alberta
Summer Games, Alberta Winter Games, Alberta Seniors Games, The Scott
Tournament of Hearts, National Slo-pitch Championships, swimming, judo,
hockey, and basketball tournaments, and Canadian Pro-Golf – just to
scratch the surface. With first class facilities, and a strong volunteer spirit,
we can host many more.
The mandate of the Lethbridge Sports Bid Committee is to help your group put together a professional,
well-thought-out bid by providing:
• expertise in putting the bid together
• bid package development and samples
• information on amenities, accommodations & facilities in Lethbridge
• financial assistance for the bid
• a link to volunteers, experience and support systems
The Committee consists of up to thirteen members representing:
1. Voting membership
• team sports
• individual sports
• school sports
• seniors sport and recreation
• sports media
• two members at large (one of whom will have an arts/culture background)
2. Non-Voting membership may include membership from the City of Lethbridge, Chinook Country Tourist
Association, Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce, Convention and Visitors Bureau.
All meetings, including an annual general meeting, are called by the Committee Chair, or by the Vice-Chair, and are held as
required, with a minimum of three per year.
For more information on the Lethbridge Sports Bid Committee,
or details on how to access more bid package materials,
call (403) 320-3040.
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About Let hbridgeABOUT LETHBRIDGE
Lethbridge residents enjoy a comfortable, dry climate with warm summers and mild winters. In fact, Lethbridge has the mildest Canadian climate east of British Columbia and
Southern Alberta enjoys the greatest number of hours of sunshine per year in Canada.
Its proximity to the Rocky Mountains provide Chinook winds which warm in winter and
cool in summer.
Lethbridge is Alberta’s third largest city, with a population of over 70,000. Even growth
has allowed for well-planned streets, parks, recreational facilities, and business and
residential neighborhoods – making Lethbridge a remarkably easy city to navigate.
Lethbridge is currently enjoying record construction rates in both commercial and
residential sectors which is evidence of its vitality.
Lethbridge has also often been voted one of the cleanest and prettiest cities in the
country. In September 1999, Lethbridge entered in the World in Bloom" Competition
and was awarded a total of 5 blooms out of a possible 5 with special recognition for
"coulee conservation" in the Communities in Bloom International category.
Few cities the size of Lethbridge have as many opportunities for recreation. Parks, lakes,
golf courses, fitness centres, swimming pools and sports facilities make it the ideal place
to host virtually any sport or physical activity. From equestrian trails in Pavan Park, to fishing in several city lakes, almost any activity can be enjoyed in Lethbridge.
With the friendliness of a small town, but the opportunities of a large city, the diverstiy of
opportunity is enhanced by the University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge Community College
and the Research Station. The citizens of Lethbridge welcome visitors with pride in what
it has to offer. On the cultural scene: Lethbridge is home to the Yates and Sterndale
Bennet Theatres, Sir Alexander Galt Museum & Archives, the Southern Alberta Art Gallery,
Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden, Fort Whoop-Up Interpretive Centre, the Bowman Arts
Centre, and the University of Lethbridge Performing Arts Centre and the University of
Lethbridge Art Gallery.
The Downtown is the heart of the Lethbridge cultural scene and it houses many
restaurants, coffee and cappuccino bars, bistros and nightclubs. It boasts one of the
biggest revitalization zones around, with over 700 businesses in the area, making for
many kinds of activity with a variety of special events, many of them in the summer in
the city’s urban heart – Galt Gardens.
Lethbridge is also easy to access for visitors. Being located at the crossroads of four
major highways, and with many daily scheduled flights through the Lethbridge airport
connecting to Edmonton via Integra Air and Calgary via Air Canada Jazz, Lethbridge
visitors have a variety of travel options to choose from and a variety of things to do.
To the west, spectacular mountains lure visitors and locals to Waterton Lakes National
Park. Driving southwest to Waterton from Lethbridge, the mountains rise above the
prairie in a sudden and spectacular sweep. To the north, foothills smooth the transition
between prairie and the mountains, and to the south, travelers are greeted by the beauty
of dryland prairie, agricultural lands and softly rolling hills. The U.S. border and Montana
are only 1 hour away.
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Let hbridge Highlights
ABOUT LETHBRIDGE
Parks
The City of Lethbridge maintains 4,300 acres of urban parks. This system of parks has been
developed along the beautiful Oldman River as it meanders through the city in a deep
wooded valley. Residents are often seen walking, jogging, roller blading and cycling through
the parks and trails in almost every type of weather. Some of the lakes that are located
within the city’s parks are stocked with fish, including trout. As well as the parks, 70 green
strips, small playgrounds and fields are located in various areas throughout the city.
Nestled amongst the cottonwoods and coulees of the Oldman River Valley and framed
beneath the magnificent High Level Bridge, the Helen Schuler Coulee Centre introduces
visitors to the 81-hectare Lethbridge Nature Reserve. The Centre itself provides a variety
of programs such as nature walks, self-guided trails, exhibits and children's programs on
a year-round basis.
Henderson Lake Park located on Mayor Magrath Drive and South Parkside Drive features a
60 acre man made lake with concessions, picnic areas and playgrounds. The park has a
variety of trails for walkers, joggers and cyclists. A campground is located next to the park.
Nicholas Sheran Park located in West Lethbridge, was first introduced as a regional park
concept in 1969, was positioned and constructed in 1974. The original design of the park
was based on concepts that have functioned beautifully for the past 20 years and have
also created opportunities for change as the park matures and the community grows.
Museum
Lethbridge is also home to the Sir Alexander Galt Museum and Archives where guided and
self guided tours, frequently changing exhibits, and numerous special events and programs
bring 100 years of Southern Alberta heritage to life.
Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden
The Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden, located adjacent to Henderson Lake Park, is a summer
tourist attraction in which visitors are given the opportunity to experience Japanese culture
as well as viewing the breathtaking gardens.
High Level Bridge
The High Level Bridge completed in 1909 is the longest and highest of its type of
construction in North America, extending over 1.6 Km across the coulees to Lethbridge.
It is 314 feet high.
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ABOUT LETHBRIDGE
Arts
SOUTHERN ALBERTA ART GALLERY
601 – 3rd Avenue South
The Southern Alberta Art Gallery is located in the heart of downtown Lethbridge, on the
edge of Galt Gardens. It was established in the mid 1970’s. In the past thirty some years
since its beginnings the gallery has gained national and international renown for its
continued presentation of quality contemporary art, meeting its primary object – to foster
the work of contemporary artists who challenge the boundaries of their disciplines.
Approximately fifteen exhibitions are presented each year in the gallery’s three diverse
gallery spaces, with each exhibition generally showing for about six weeks.
http://www.saag.ca
GENEVIEVE E. YATES MEMORIAL CENTRE
10th Street and 4th Avenue South
Lethbridge boasts an active theatre scene.
The 486 seat Yates Theatre and the 180 seat Sterndale Bennett Theatre, located in the same
building at 1002 – 4th Avenue South, are home to both professional and amateur productions. From summer theatre entertainment to dance groups, musicals and festivals, to the
Lethbridge Symphony; the theatres offer much to seasoned and novice theatre goers alike.
UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE DRAMATIC ARTS
In addition, the university campus and city audiences are beneficiaries of theatre arts at
the University of Lethbridge, where up to four main productions are staged each year.
BOWMAN ARTS CENTRE
811 – 5th Avenue South
The Bowman Arts Centre, a designated Historic Site and home of the Allied Arts Council,
provides resident studio space for local clubs and guilds. Two gallery spaces feature the
work of regional artists.
FORT WHOOP UP
West end 3rd Avenue South off Scenic Drive (Indian Battle Park)
Fort Whoop Up is a reconstruction of an American Trading Fort, operating on Canadian soil
since the 1860’s. The notorious Fort represents the last of Canada’s Wild West in the days
before the North West Mounted Police arrived to halt the illicit whiskey trade.
HELEN SCHULER COULEE CENTRE
Bottom of coulees, north end of Indian Battle Park, 3rd Ave. South and Scenic Drive Access
Situated in a 200 acre Nature Reserve, the Centre helps visitors explore natural history.
Interactive displays change regularly. Three self-guided nature trails lead visitors through
the nature reserve.
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Facilities
Arenas
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Skating
ADAMS ICE CENTRE
9th Ave. & 15th Street North
Adams Ice Centre is two hundred (200’) feet in length, eighty-eight (88’) feet wide and has a
fifteen (15’) foot radius. The seating capacity of the arena is five hundred (500).
The Adams Ice Centre is ideal for hockey, public skating and figure skating.
CIVIC ICE CENTRE
6th Ave. & 9th Street South
The Civic Ice Centre Arena is one hundred and eighty six feet 9 inches (186’ 9”) in length,
eighty three feet 6 inches (83’ 6”) wide, and has a 22 foot radius. The seating capacity is one
hundred and seventy five (175).
HENDERSON ICE CENTRE
7th Ave. & Mayor Magrath Drive South
This arena is unique in that it contains a 2 ice surfaces; one large, one small . The large ice
surface is one hundred and ninety feet in length, eighty-five feet (185’) wide and has a fifteen
foot (15’) radius. The small ice surface is ninety nine feet, five inches (99’ 5”) in length,
forty-one feet, four inches wide (41’ 4”)and has square corners. The small ice is separated
from the large ice surface by rink boards and glass. Seating capacity is seven hundred (700).
The Henderson Ice Centre is ideal for Hockey and Ringette practice, games and tournaments.
LABOR CLUB ICE CENTRE
2020 18th Ave. North
The Labor Club Ice Centre is two hundred feet, two inches in length (200’ 2”), eighty-five feet,
two inches wide (85’ 2”), and has a twenty-eight foot radius (28’). The facility has the capacity
to seat two hundred (200) people.
The Labor Club Ice Centre provides ice time to a variety of user groups including minor
hockey, men’s hockey, ringette.
NICHOLAS SHERAN ICE CENTRE
401 Laval Blvd. West
The Nicholas Sheran Ice Centre is two hundred feet in length (200’), eighty feet wide (85’) and
has a twenty eight foot radius (28’). The facility is Lethbridge’s best facility not only for the
actual ice users but also for the spectators, in that it offers comfortable chair-like bleachers
that seats nine hundred and seventy eight (978).
Nicholas Sheran Ice Centre is ideal for hockey and ringette practice, games and
tournaments, and figure skating competitions.
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Skating
ENMAX CENTRE
2510 Scenic Drive South
The City of Lethbridge ENMAX Centre was built as a
lasting legacy of the 1975 Canada Winter Games.
Over the past quarter century, it has played host to
world class concerts, annual three ring circuses,
multicultural events, national curling championships,
international basketball, banquets, skating events
and a major WHL franchise. The Lethbridge
Hurricanes call the ENMAX Centre their home.
This ‘all-purpose’ event centre features a running track,
racquetball and squash courts, a full-size ice rink, luxury
box suites and a large indoor climbing wall.
The ENMAX Centre will seat 6,500 in reserve seating and
7,100 in festival seating. In addition, standing room for 800
people is also available.
Adjacent to the ENMAX Centre is an outdoor sports field
with capacity for 2,000 spectators.
In-house services include promotion and co-promotion,
computerized ticket sales, food and beverage outlets,
security and hosting capabilities. Riggers and stagehands
provide professional setup and take down. There are four
spotlights and an overhead door (16’ H x 14’ W) accessible
for loading and unloading.
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Arenas
Curling
LETHBRIDGE CURLING CLUB
911 6th Ave. South, beside the Civic Ice Centre
The Lethbridge Curling Club was one of the first organized Curling Clubs in
Alberta, having celebrated its 100th Anniversary in 1995. It has a proud tradition,
and has been home to many provincial and Canadian champions over the years.
The Lethbridge Curling Club has levels of play to meet everyone’s skill level, from
the casual or recreational curler, to those curling in regular leagues and for the
ultra competitor, a super league where the curlers play for cash every week. This
includes Mens, Womens’ and Mixed leagues as well as Seniors Daytime leagues.
The season runs from early October through March and you may curl as often
and in as many leagues as you have the energy for. All you need to join the club
is complete a membership application, and if you are not already with a team,
we will help place you on a team.
In addition to our regular evening or Adult leagues, we offer a couple of Junior
Leagues. One is a developmental league and the other geared to the more
competitive junior curler. The developmental leagues main purpose is to develop
our young curlers. During the early part of their season, the majority of the ice
time is devoted to developing technical skill, with time set aside to include off ice
training. The competitive league is fashioned after the evening Super League with
teams playing for weekly cash prizes.
Services
In addition to our leagues we offer ice rentals from one through ten sheets.
We have a full service lounge with all the amenities. As well, our concession
(leased out) provides a full menu and catering is available.
During the off season the club is available for bookings for private parties, and
has been used for meetings and conferences.
For more information about the Lethbridge Curling Club contact the club
at 327-1213, email us at: letscurl@lethbridgecurlingclub.com and
visit our web site at: www.lethbridgecurlingclub.com.
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Aquatics
There’s a lot of water available in Lethbridge, with five year-round indoor swimming pools and
two outdoor seasonal pools.
MAX BELL AQUATIC CENTRE
By competition standards, the Max Bell Regional Aquatic Centre, is Lethbridge’s premiere facility.
Located in the University of Lethbridge Phys Ed building, the pool’s 50 meter (changeable) format
lends itself to a range of water sports. Because of the moveable bulkhead, the pool can be
configured into one fifty meter pool or variations of twenty-five meter formats, including lanes
of 1.8m deep, a shallow tank varying between 1 - 6’ deep, and a 4.5m diving tank.
The facility offers an electronic timing system, spectator seating, deck space, a deck-side classroom, and first aid facilities.
The City of Lethbridge oversees operations at Nicholas Sheran Leisure Centre Pool, Stan Siwik
Family Pool and Henderson Outdoor Pool. The YMCA owns and operates their own pool, and
operates Fritz Sick Pool, while the Westminster Community Association operated Westminster
Outdoor Pool.
NICHOLAS SHERAN LEISURE CENTRE
401 Laval Boulevard West
Nicholas Sheran Leisure Centre, built in 1982, is the newest City of Lethbridge owned swimming
pools. It is a unique facility, comprised of a wading pool, hot tub, sauna and fitness area.
The main pool is approximately 25 meters by 13.5 meters. The depth ranges from .9 to 1.7 meters.
Normally maintained temperature:
Hot tub
104 degrees F
Wading Pool
94 degrees F
Main Pool
84 degrees F
STAN SIWIK FAMILY POOL
1901- 15 Ave. North
The Stan Siwik Swimming Pool was constructed in 1974. Originally designed with a moveable
bulkhead, extensive renovations in 1994 saw the bulkhead replaced by a permanent wall, creating three separate swimming pools.
The main pool has a rectangular, six lane, 25 meter tank. There are two diving boards in full
operation.
Normally maintained temperatures:
Hot tub
104 degrees F
Wading Pool
85 degrees F
Main pool
85 degrees F
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Aquatics
FRITZ SICK POOL
420-11 Street South
Constructed in 1949, Fritz Sick Pool is the oldest swimming facility in Lethbridge. The pool is
rectangular, 25 meters in length, and consists of 8 swimming lanes and a 17 foot small pool
separated from the main pool by a bulkhead.
The pool is programmed and operated by the YMCA, while the City of Lethbridge maintains
the pool.
Normally maintained temperature
85 degrees F (large pool)
89 degrees F (small pool)
HENDERSON LAKE SWIMMING POOL
2710 Parkside Dr. South
Henderson Lake Pool was constructed in 1962 and is open during the summer months.
The pool has a cloverleaf design and is the largest swimming facility in Lethbridge. The pool
is surrounded by a large grassed area. An outdoor concession and sand volleyball court are
also available.
Pool depth ranges from 10 inches to 5 feet around a centrally located island to 9 feet in what
formerly was a diving area
Normal maintained temperature: 84 degrees F
WESTMINSTER OUTDOOR POOL
411-16 St. North
The Westminster Pool site was originally constructed in 1948 by the Lion’s Club of Lethbridge
and was called the Lion’s Pool. In 1978 the original pool was demolished and Westminster
Pool was constructed. It is an L-shaped pool with a separate wading pool and a sand lot for
volleyball. Surrounding the pool is an enclosed grassed area for the swimmers use.
The pool is managed and staffed by the Westminster Neighborhood Association. Maintenance
is shared between the Association and the City of Lethbridge.
Normally maintained temperatures:
Wading pool 90 degrees F
Main pool
84 degrees F
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Gymnasiums
School & Community
Name of School
Address
Facility Available
Catholic Central High School
405 18th Street South
Large Gym
Children of St. Martha School
206 McMaster Blvd. West
Large Gym
Father Leonard Van Tighem School
25 Stoney Crescent West
Large Gym
Fritz Sick Gym
500 11th Street South
2 Large Gyms
St. Francis Jr. High School
333 18th Street South
Large Gym
Dr. Probe School
102 Rocky Mt. Blvd. West
Large Gym
Hamilton Jr. High School
429 15th Street South
Large Gym, Small Gym
Lethbridge Collegiate Institute
5th Ave. & 18th Street South
Large Gym, Small Gym
Mike Mountain Horse School
155 Jerry Potts Blvd. West
Large Gym
Park Meadows School
50 Meadowlark Blvd. North
Large Gym
Wilson Middle School
2003 9th Ave. North
Large Gym
Winston Churchill High School
15th Ave. & 18th Street North
Large Gym
Lethbridge Community College
Scenic Drive South
Triple Size Gym
University of Lethbridge
University Drive West
Large Gym
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Courts
Indoor & Outdoor
INDOOR
Name of Facility
Lethbridge Community College
Squash Racquetball
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University of Lethbridge
Enmax Centre
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YMCA
YWCA
Basketball
Volleyball
Badminton
Handball
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✔
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✔ adaptable
floor
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Schools - See Gymnasiums
OUTDOOR
Name of Facility
Tennis
Henderson Tennis Club
✔
Lethbridge Community College
✔
University of Lethbridge
✔
City:
43rd Street North
✔
Gyro Tennis Courts
✔
Kinsmen Park
✔
Westminster
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Golf Courses
HENDERSON LAKE GOLF COURSE
South Parkside Drive
18 hole public course with food service & licensed lounge and pro shop
Tee times Phone: 403-327-3652
Club House Phone: 403-327-3652
www.hendersonlakegolfclub.com
EVERGREEN GOLF CENTRE
5225 – 24 Avenue South
Year round heated driving range and 9 hole par 28 public golf course
Fully licensed, snackbar, pro shop and repair shop
Phone: 403-329-4500
www.evergreengolfcentre.com
PARADISE CANYON GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
185 Canyon Blvd West
18 hole public course located in the Oldman River valley
Licensed restaurant, pro shop
Pro shop Phone: 403-381-4653
www.paradisegolfresort.com
LETHBRIDGE COUNTRY CLUB
101 Country Club Road South, Mountain View Cemetery turn-off, off Scenic Drive
and 1th Street South
18 hole semi-private course located on east banks of Oldman River valley.
Pro shop Phone: 403-327-2527
Club house Phone: 403-327-5900
www.lccgolf.com
BRIDGE VALLEY GOLF COURSE
in river valley on Bridge Drive (Hwy 3A)
Par 3 public course with driving range and mini golf.
Phone: 403-381-6363
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Rectangular Fields
Soccer, Football & Rugby
SOCCER FIELDS
The Lethbridge Soccer Centre opened in December 1997 and has been a dynamic addition to the community ever since.
This versatile 60,000 square foot sports facility is strategically located between the College and the ENMAX Centre- within
a very short walking distance of both.
It has two-16 thousand foot indoor playing surfaces, which can be adapted to a number of sports, other than soccer. In
addition the complex has a full concession, a full service lounge, meeting space, and is handicap accessible.
Also included in Lethbridge’s repertoire of sports fields are close to fifty soccer fields, twelve of which are regulation size.
These full-size fields are spread throughout the city, but remain within ten to fifteen minutes of any other field, allowing
for convenient tournament logistics.
REGULATION OUTDOOR FIELDS include:
Allan Watson School
2104-6 Ave. S.
Atso Towaawa Athletic Park
Red Crow Blvd./Mohawk Road W.
Civic Athletic Field
11 Street & 5th Ave. S.
Dave Elton Park
6 Ave. & Stafford Dr. N.
ENMAX Centre
2510 Scenic Dr. S.
University of Lethbridge
University of Lethbridge West
Wilson Middle School
2003 9 Ave. N.
(3 fields)
Winston Churchill Development
20 Street & 18 Ave. N
(2 fields)
Winston Churchill High School
1605-15 Ave. N.
www.lethbridgesoccer.com or www.city.lethbridge.ab.ca/leisure
RUGBY
Lethbridge Rugby Club
9 Avenue & 36 St. N.
FOOTBALL
ENMAX Centre
2510 Scenic Dr. S.
1 rugby field & clubhouse
1 football field
Father Leonard Van Tighem
25 Stoney Cresc. W.
1 practice football field
Winston Churchill High School
1605- 15 Ave. N
1 football/soccer field
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Ball Diamonds
SOFTBALL
LETHBRIDGE SOFTBALL VALLEY COMPLEX
Peenaquim Park
Access off Stafford Drive North, south of 26th Ave.
Peenaquim Park is situated on a reclaimed floodplain, alongside the Old Man River. With nine red shale diamonds, and plenty of open space to park, the facility lends itself to large multi-day tournaments.
The clubhouse is located at the south-east corner of the park, and serves as the hub for meeting, organizing and socializing.
A small ground-level theatre style room is used for meetings, while a large second floor room with adjoining outdoor balcony
is ideal for concession and food service.
In addition to the Lethbridge Softball Valley Complex, Lethbridge has over forty softball
diamonds scattered throughout the city. These include the following locations:
Agnes Davidson School
Allan Watson School
Assumption School
Catholic Central High/St. Francis
Columbia Park
Dr. Gerald Probe School
Father Leonard Van Tighem School
Fleetwood-Bawden School
Galbraith School
General Stewart School
Immanuel Christian Elementary School
Lakeview School
Lethbridge Collegiate Institute/Hamilton
Lethbridge Community College
Lethbridge Softball Valley Complex
Nicholas Sheran Community School
Park Meadows School
Rutgers Park
Senator Buchanan School
Sheridan Park
St. Basil’s School
St. Patrick School
Westminster School
Wilson Middle School
Winston Churchill High School
2103-20 St. S.
2104-6 Ave. S.
2219-14 Ave. s
405-18 St. S.
Columbia Blvd. & Columbia Bay W.
120 Rocky Mountain Blvd. W.
25 Stoney Cresc. W.
1222 9 Ave. S.
1801-8 Ave. A.
215 Corvette Crescent S.
2010-5 Ave. N
1129 Henderson Lake Blvd. S.
5 Ave. & 17 St. S.
3000 College Dr. S.
Peenaquim Park N.
380-Laval Blvd. W
50 Meadowlark Blvd.N.
Columbia Blvd. & Rutgers Rd. W.
1101-7 Ave. N.
Sheridan Rd. & Columbia Blvd. W.
12 St. B & 6 Ave. N.
8 St. &10 Ave. S.
2003- 9 Ave. N.
2003-9 Ave. N.
1605-15 Ave. N.
2 softball diamonds
2 softball diamonds
2 softball diamonds
1 softball diamond
1 softball diamond
1 softball diamond
1 softball diamond
2 softball diamonds
6 softball diamonds
1 softball diamond
2 softball diamonds
1 softball diamond
3 softball diamonds
1 softball diamond
9 softball diamonds (see above)
2 softball diamond
2 softball diamonds
1 softball diamond
2 softball diamonds
1 softball diamond
1 softball diamond
1 softball diamond
2 softball diamonds
2 softball diamonds
1 softball diamond
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Ball Diamonds
LITTLE LEAGUE
Atso Towaawa Athletic Park
Dave Elton Park
George Vaselenak Miner’s Library Ball Park
Lakeview Park (Kucheran Field)
Red Crow Blvd. & Mohawk Rd. W.
6 Ave. & Stafford Dr. N.
15 Ave. & 18 St. N.
Henderson Lake Blvd. & Lakeridge Blvd. S
2 fenced Little League diamonds
3 fenced Little League diamonds
1 fenced Little League diamond
3 fenced/2 unfenced Little
League diamonds
6 Ave. & Stafford Dr. North
Baseball stadium
BASEBALL
Lloyd Nolan Yard
The Lloyd Nolan Memorial Yard is the finest amateur baseball stadium in Canada. It has
a field area 328 feet at the corners and 405 feet in centre field. Large dugout areas and
underground tunnels to the dressing rooms make it convenient for players and coaches.
The three story indoor training facility provides for training year round. At field level is a
900 square foot visitors locker room and a 1600 square foot locker room for the home
team, complete with showers and weight training area. Also at field level is a training
room, coaches office, and pitching tunnels, where hitters can hit live pitching.
On the second level there is an indoor hitting area, concession, and washrooms. Level three has a huge press box, score
keeper’s room, and outdoor mezzanine - great for watching the game from.
The Prairie Baseball Academy started as an idea in the summer of 1993 that became a reality in 1995, with a $25,000 cheque
from the Alberta Sport, Recreation, Parks and Wildlife Foundation, and a keen group of foresighted businessmen on board as
sponsors.
A complete history of the Lloyd Nolan Yard and background information about the Lethbridge Prairie Dawgs is available at
http://www.prairiebaseball.com
Henderson Stadium
2601 Parkside Drive South
Baseball Stadium
Recent upgrades to this facility has allowed the stadium to meet the requirements necessary to accommodate Major League
Ball. It has a field area of 320 feet at the corners and 400 feet in centre field. It has a main clubhouse made up of 620 feet of
office, 1700 square feet, home team club house/ training area, and 1000 square feet visitor dressing room. A secondary
clubhouse of 1040 square feet, is used by Minor Ball teams.
The Stadium has 580 aluminum seats with arm rests, announcer booth, two washrooms,
ticket booth, concession/souvenir area, as well as 1000 portable seats. The Daktonics BA
3718 scoreboard not only provides game details, but also includes one electronic
message function. There are also two batting cages on site.
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Miscellaneous Facilities Lawn Bowling
TED PETRUNIA LAWN BOWLING GREENS
Located at 16th Steet and 18th Avenue North
is home to the Lethbridge Lawn Bowling Club.
The facility includes an air-conditioned club-house with washroom facilities
and a well maintained lawn bowling green.
Tennis Courts
LETHBRIDGE TENNIS COURTS
Lethbridge has five tennis court locations to choose from, plus fenced courts at the University of Lethbridge, and the Lethbridge
Community College. The Henderson Lake location is home to the Lethbridge Tennis Club, complete with the Lethbridge Tennis
Club house. This facility includes 6 lighted courts. A 2 sided practice court is on site.
Other Courts:
43rd Street
Gyro Tennis Courts
Kinsmen Park
Westminster
43rd St. & Parkside Dr. S
15th Ave & 19 St. N
9th Ave & 1 St.S
4th Ave & 18th St. N
Horseshoe Pits
HENDERSON LAKE HORSESHOE PITS
are located at the west end of Henderson Lake Park.
In 1995, Lethbridge experienced a major flood, and many of the recreational facilities located in
the river valley were altered or destroyed, including the horseshoe pits in Pavan Park. Rather
than rebuilding in the river bottom, twelve new pits were built at the present location. In 2001,
the pits were upgraded for the 2001 Alberta Senior Games.
Bowling
Name of Facility
Top 10 Bowling Centre
Galaxy Bowling & Billiards
Holiday Bowl
Address
425 13th St. N
1702 23 St. N
2825 2nd Ave. S
Phone #
(403) 380-2695
(403) 328-4386
(403) 328-2855
10 Pin
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5 Pin
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Miscellaneous Facilities Skate Park
Lethbridge is excited to own one of Alberta’s premier multi-purpose skate parks.
Located directly north of the city’s BMX track - at 7 Avenue and 7 Street North in
Dave Elton Park, the skate park is an 1850 square meter play area of contoured
concrete that features a bowl and concrete obstacles, most of which are six to seven
meters in height. The concrete area is surrounded by trees and bordered by a
grassed spectator/picnic area.The multi-purpose skate park is operated under the
City of Lethbridge parks system, and open to recreational users at no charge.
Built in 1999, the multi-purpose skate park caters to youth and young adults who
skateboard, inline skate and trick bicycle ride. Hours of operation are from sunrise
to sunset. The park does not have lighting, and therefore does not lend itself to
night-time activities. Year round use is limited only by inclement weather; the park
doesn’t officially close, and can attract users January through December.
BMX Track
The Lethbridge BMX Track is a dynamic, challenging track, located at 724-7 St. North
at the northwest corner of the Dave Elton Park complex.
Built to facilitate riders from 3 years on up, the track opens around the first week in
May and stays open through September. Tuesdays have traditionally been race
days, with opportunity for coaching time and practice on Thursdays. For more
information, go to the Lethbridge BMX website www.lethbridgebmx.com
Disc Golf
Disc Golf also known as frisbee golf, is played much like golf, but instead of a club
and a ball, players throw plastic flying discs at a series of specially designed basketlike targets. All you need is a little bit of time, a disc or Frisbee, and Lethbridge’s
eighteen hole disc golf course, located in the west Lethbridge, Nicholas Sheran Park.
The course, a legacy of the 2001 Alberta Seniors Games, is accessible to the public
at no charge, on a first come/first serve, walk-on basis. If your group or organization
wishes to reserve the course for a function, booking may be done through the City
of Lethbridge Community Services booking clerks-320-3011.
Hole number one, and a central directory sign explaining the rules of disc golf are
located just south of the park depot and parking lot on McMaster Boulevard.
Golf cards are available at the Community Services office located on the third floor
of City Hall.
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ABOUT LETHBRIDGE
ENMAX Centre
(403) 320-4040
2510 Scenic Drive South
Lethbridge, Alberta
Canada, T1K 1N2
The City of Lethbridge ENMAX Centre was built as a lasting legacy of the 1975 Canada Winter
Games. Over the past quarter century, it has played host to world class concerts, annual three
ring circuses, multicultural events, national curling championships, motocross, bull riding,
monster trucks, international basketball, banquets, skating events and a major WHL franchise.
The ENMAX Centre is home to the Lethbridge Hurricanes. www.lethbridgehurricanes.com
This all-purpose event centre features a running track, racquetball and squash courts,
a full-size ice rink, luxury box suites and a large indoor climbing wall (Ascent Climbing Centre).
The ENMAX Centre will seat 6,500 in reserve seating and 7,100 in festival seating. In addition,
standing room for 800 people is also available.
1500 person seating for a sit-down banquet can be accommodated on the main floor.
Half House Seating Plan:
Permanent Soft Seats
Floor Seats
Wheelchair
Luxury Box Suites
Less: Sight line obstructed
Total
2,557
560
30
30
(143)
3,234
ENMAX Centre Seating Plan-Full House:
Permanent Soft Seats
4,649
Floor Seats
1,720
Wheelchair
30
Media Box
24
Penalty Box
18
Players Box
30
Luxury Box Suites
120
Standing Room
800
Total
7,391
Numbers may vary slightly depending upon event specifications.
Adjacent to the ENMAX Centre is an outdoor sports field with capacity for 2,000 spectators.
In-house services include promotion and co-promotion, computerized ticket sales, food
and beverage outlets, security and hosting capabilities. Riggers and stagehands provide
professional setup and take down. There are four spotlights and an overhead door
(16’H x 14’W) accessible for loading and unloading.
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Let hbridge Soccer Centre
In December 1997, soccer moved into the Lethbridge Soccer Centre located at
2501-28 Avenue South. The 58,000 square foot facility houses 2 regulation size
indoor soccer pitches with grandstand seating for approximately 2000.
The Corner Kick Café, a full concession, Cross Bar Lounge, EGO Sports pro shop,
All Star Massage Therapy and Quest camps (Summer, Easter and Christmas) make
up the available services offered by the Lethbridge Soccer Centre. Meeting and
conference rooms are available and can accommodate from as little as 10 people to
over 1500 people depending on your needs.
To date, the Lethbridge Soccer Centre has been the host of many sporting activities
including Provincial and National competitions; Youth and Senior Provincial Indoor
Soccer, Judo Provincials, Judo Nationals, In Line Hockey Provincials, Gymnastic
Provincials and Ball Hockey Nationals to name a few. The Lethbridge Soccer Centre
has also hosted a variety of non-sporting events; Lethbridge Family Festival,
Schizophrenia Society Variety Show, Weddings, Drygrads sponsored by LCI, CCHS,
Taber as well as New Year's Eve events hosted annually by the LDS Church. The
Lethbridge Soccer Centre has also played host to a myriad of parties, anniversaries,
business meetings and shows.
As these events demonstrate, "WE'RE NOT JUST SOCCER ANYMORE".
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Exhibition Park
Exhibition Park is located in Lethbridge, Alberta and is a year round community
organization, supported by volunteers, that promotes agriculture, trade, tourism, education
and recreational events that benefit the economy and quality of life of Southern Albertans.
They have 15 full time staff members, as well as another 200 part time and casual staff who
work for us throughout the year. Besides the staff, they also rely heavily on our volunteer
core. Exhibition Park utilizes over 500 volunteers each year who contribute over 6500 man
hours towards the betterment of our events.
At Exhibition Park, they host over 400 private and public shows a year. The shows organized by Exhibition Park range from Agriculture shows and a summer fair, to craft shows
and family events like Canada Day and Family Fest on New Years Eve. Shows organized by
community groups who utilize our facilities include car shows, livestock sales, trade shows,
dances, weddings and other ceremonies, graduations, and much more.
They have over 100 000 square feet of covered trade space at Exhibition Park which
can accommodate small groups needing space for a club meeting, all the way up to
international trade shows and conventions. Call them at 403-328-4491 to discuss how they
can meet your show needs!
www.lethbridgeexhibition.com
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University of Let hbridge
The University of Lethbridge, boasts a spectacular view from its vantage point, nestled into
the coulees above the Oldman River. Its location provides for a quick jaunt across the river
from the heart of downtown, and easy access to the main arteries that skirt the city and
connect with highways leading north to Calgary and south to the US border.
With a first class catering service, on-campus apartment and traditional style accommodations, and complete conference and event coordination, many sport events are hosted
completely on-site. Food service options include banquet style seating for 500 and 110 in
the Coulee Junction Café. The residence can accommodate 115 people in the "apartment
style" residences, and 175 in dormitory style accommodations. A bed and breakfast
arrangement is also available for registrants.
The University of Lethbridge Phys Ed building has a 50 meter (changeable format) Olympic
distance indoor pool, two gymnasiums, and a first class weight room. By competition
standards, the Max Bell Regional Aquatic Centre, is Lethbridge’s premiere facility. Located in
the University of Lethbridge Phys Ed building, the pool’s 50 meter (changeable) format
lends itself to a range of water sports. Because of the moveable bulkhead, the pool can be
configured into one fifty meter pool or variations of twenty-five meter formats, including
lanes of 1.8m deep, a shallow tank varying between 1 - 6’ deep, and a 4.5m diving tank.
The facility offers an electronic timing system, spectator seating, deck space, a deck-side
classroom, and first aid facilities.
The track and field area is immediately outside the north entrance of the building. Centre
field also serves as a soccer field.
The University is located within a very close driving distance of the City owned Nicholas
Sheran Pool and Nicholas Sheran Ice Centre. Complimenting on-campus food outlets,
are several restaurants and fast food venues, just off campus.
The campus is accessible to the disabled and is designated as non-smoking.
See home.uleth.ca for more information
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Let hbridge Community College
Accommodation:
Lethbridge Community College has some of the most well-kept, modern student suites in
Canada. Each suite is equipped with a four-piece bath, furnished living room and kitchenette (suites for the physically challenged, have complete kitchens).
There are thirty-four townhouses, (approximately 1,100 square feet, each) each with three
levels, three private bedrooms, one shared bedroom, two bathrooms, a dining area, and
completely furnished kitchen and living rooms. As well, there are forty-three, two bedroom
suites (ten designed specifically for the physically challenged) providing semi-private living
for those who prefer this arrangement.
Due to maintenance and summer programming, between May and August, available
accommodations, which is at 258 students during the regular year, shrinks to 130 beds.
All summer rental accommodation offers linens and towels.
Another 200 bed residence complex is located on the east side of the campus, adjacent to
the D.A. Electric Barn.
Sport Facility:
The Physical Education Complex, constructed in 1990, includes the triple-size, Val Matteotti
Gymnasium (2,200 square meters- larger than three regulation basketball courts) with
seating for approximately 1,700.The college also has four international size squash and
racquetball courts, a fitness testing centre and recreation therapy centre. A multi-purpose
dance room, a combatives room, and a classroom with media facilities provide
additional space.
Food Services:
Food services at the college include a food court and satellite kitchens, and a full line of
vending machines located in various areas of the College. In addition, the College’s Garden
Court Restaurant, is open for lunch and evening dining during the academic year.
See www.lethbridgecollege.ab.ca for more information
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Medical and Emergency Facilities
The Lethbridge Regional Hospital
serves both as a community general hospital for the Lethbridge hospital district and as a referral center for the Southwestern Alberta region.
The facility houses a 330 bed, patient care building and a diagnostic and treatment centre to
serve immediate needs. A wide variety of out-patient services are offered including a 24 hour
emergency service team with a specialized trauma team. Comprehensive diagnostic and
treatment services as well as dialysis unit are available. An MRI facility is now in place.
Lethbridge has approximately 120 resident physicians and surgeons.
The City’s fire department
provides ambulance services to Lethbridge and surrounding area. All fire fighters are dual
trained Emergency Medical Technicians.
First aid services at sport venues will be the responsibility of the local St. John Ambulance
Service as well as volunteers with medical and sports first aid training. Several venues have
First Aid Treatment Centres on site.
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AccommodationsABOUT
and Meeting
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Space
Lethbridge presently offers 15 major hotel/motel facilities that provide nearly 1200 rooms for year-round occupancy. This is in
addition to residence style accommodation at the University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge Community College (Information on each
hotel/motel as per attached sheet) All hotels are no more than ten minutes away from any venue which may be used for competition.
Meeting rooms are available in the Holiday Inn Express, Lethbridge Lodge Hotel & Conference Centre, Travelodge Hotel and
Convention Centre, Parkside Inn, Ramada Hotel & Suites and Sandman Hotel. Additional space is also available at City Hall, ENMAX
Centre, Exhibition Park, Lethbridge Community College, Lethbridge Soccer Centre and the University of Lethbridge.
Econo Lodge
Suites with fridge & microwave
Group & Team Rates
Restaurant
www.choicehotels.ca
Sandman Hotel
Banquet and Convention Facilities
Indoor Pool & Sauna
Restaurant and Lounge
www.sandman.ca
Best Western Heidelberg Inn
Restaurant and Lounge
Fitness Room & Sauna
1-800-791-8488
Days Inn
Canada’s largest indoor mural located in" Home on the Range" courtyard
Indoor Pool/Jacuzzi/Fitness Centre
Continental Breakfast
Team Discount
1-800-Days Inn
Quality Inn
Indoor Pool/Hit Tub
Continental breakfast
team Discount
1-800-561-9815
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Space
Parkside Inn
Conventions/Banquets/Meetings
Hot Tub/Patio Deck
Restaurant/Lounge/Night Club
Team Rates
1-800-240-1471
Travel Lodge
Largest Convention Centre in Southern Alberta
Indoor Pool & Hot Tub
Restaurant and Lounge
www.travelodge.com
Lethbridge Lodge
Indoor Pool & Hot Tub
Meeting Rooms accommodating 10-800
Great Dining & Entertainment
1-800-661-1232
Ramada Hotel & Suites
Themed Water Park with Waterslides/Wave Pool
Restaurant & Lounge
Meeting Rooms accommodating 10-150
1-877-233-1233
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Space
Accommodation Name
# Rms
Room Types
Facilities
Meeting Rooms
Airport Distance
Best Western Heidelberg Inn
1303 Mayor Magrath Drive So.
Lethbridge, AB
T1K 2R1
Phone: 403-329-0555
Toll free Resv: 1-800-791-8488
Fax: 403-328-8846
Email: info@heidelberginn.com
Website: www.heidelberginn.com
66
5 – 1 Queen
22 – 1 Queen + hideabed
31 – 2 Queens
8 – 1 King/Business
Restaurant – 152 capacity
Lounge – 76 capacity
Fitness Room
Sauna
N/A
5 km
Bridge Town House Inn
1026 Mayor Magrath Drive South
Lethbridge, AB T1K 2P8
Phone: 403-327-4576
Toll free Resv: 1-800-597-1114
Fax: 403-329-0074
37
13 – 1 Queen
22 – 2 Queens
2 jacuzzi/bridal suites
Continental Breakfast
room only
Outdoor Pool
N/A
6 km
Chinook Motel
1245 Mayor Magrath Drive South
Lethbridge, AB
T1K 2R1
Phone: 403-329-0555
Toll free Resv: 1-800-791-8488
Fax: 403-328-8846
20
10 – 1 Queen
10 – 2 Queens
Use of facilities next
door at Best Western
Heidelberg Inn
N/A
5k
Comfort Inn
3226 Fairway Plaza Road South
Lethbridge, AB
T1K 7T5
Phone: 403-320-8874
Toll free Resv: 1-866-554-4110
Fax: 403-320-8824
Website: www.choicehotels.ca
E mail: gm.cn424@choicehotels.com
58
28 – 2 Queens standard
20 – 2 Queens upgrade
3 family suites – 1 King
+ sofabed
2 Executive suites – 1
King + sofabed
Continental Breakfast room
Indoor Pool
Hot tub
N/A
4 km
Days Inn
100 – 3 Avenue South
Lethbridge, AB
T1J 4L2
Phone: 403-327-6000
Toll free Resv: 1-800-661-8025
Fax: 403-320-2070
Email: mmagic@agt.net
Website: www.daysinn.com
91
31 – 1 bed
58 – 2 beds
2 – King/Bridal
Continental Breakfast
room only
N/A
10 km
Econo Lodge
1124 Mayor Magrath Drive South
Lethbridge, AB
T1K 2P8
Phone: 403-328-5591
Toll free Resv: 1-877-777-5591
Fax: 403-380-4873
44
16 – 1 bed
20 – 2 beds
6 suites
2 handicap suites
N/A
N/A
6 km
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Space
Accommodation Name
# Rms
Room Types
Facilities
Meeting Rooms
Airport Distance
Holiday Inn Express
120 Stafford Drive South
Lethbridge, AB
T1J 4W4
Phone: 403-394-9292
Toll free Resv: 1-866-494-9292
Fax: 403-394-9202
Email: hiel@telusplanet.net
Website: www.hiexpress.com
102
3 – 1 King
2 – 1 King handicap
14 – 1 King Jacuzzi
9 – 1 King + hideabed
executive suites
8 – 1 King + hideabed
French door suites
12 – 2 Queens + hideabed
42 – 2 Queens
12 – 2 Queens + hideabed
French door suites
Continental Breakfast
Indoor Pool with slide
Fitness room
1 – capacity 35
9 km
Lethbridge Lodge
Hotel & Conference Centre
320 Scenic Drive South
Lethbridge, AB
T1J 4B4
Phone: 403-328-1123
Toll free Resv: 1-800-661-1232
Fax: 403-328-0002
Email: info@lethbridgelodge.com
Website: www.lethbridgelodge.com
190
4 – 1 Queen
31 - 1 Queen + hideabed
89 – 2 Queens
30 – King business
28 - courtyard suites 1
Queen + hideabed
4 - Family suites 1 Queen +
bunkbeds
4 - Executive hot tub suites
1 king + hideabed
Restaurant – 130 capacity
Dining Room – 110 capacity
Fitness Centre
Indoor pool
Whirlpool
Lounge – 110 capacity
Nightclub – 350 capacity
3 ballrooms 50 to 700 capacity
5 meeting rooms –
10 – 50 capacity
11 km
Restaurant – 140 capacity
Lounge – 80 – capacity
Nightclub – 240 capacity
Whirlpool/Fitness area
1 ballroom –
10 to 250 capacity
6.5 km
Parkside Inn
60
32 – 1 bed
1009 Mayor Magrath Drive So.
28 – 2 beds
Lethbridge, AB
T1K 2P7
Phone: 403-328-2366
Toll free Resv: 1-800-240-1471
Fax: 403-328-5933
Email: parksideinn@telusplanet.net
**Renovations planned for 2002 to reduce room count to 40 suites.**
Pepper Tree Inn
1142 Mayor Magrath Drive So.
Lethbridge, AB
T1K 2P8
Phone: 403-328-4436
Toll free Resv: 1-800-708-8638
Fax: 403-328-4436
56
22 – 1 bed
18 – 2 beds
4 – 1 bed kitchens
4 – 1 bed + hideabed
8 – 1 bedroom suites
Continental breakfast area
Whirlpool
Outdoor Pool
N/A
5 km
Quality Inn
1030 Mayor Magrath Drive So.
Lethbridge, AB
T1K 2P8
Phone: 403-328-6636
Toll free Resv: 1-800-561-9815
Fax: 403-327-4037
56
15 – 1 bed
51 – 2 beds
Continental breakfast room
Indoor pool
N/A
6 km
Ramada Hotel & Suites
2375 Mayor Magrath Drive So.
Lethbridge, AB
T1K 7M1
Phone: 403-380-5050
Toll free Resv: 1-877-233-1233
Fax: 403-380-5051
E mail: salermda@telusplanet.net
Accommodation Name
119
83 – 2 Queens standard
17 family rooms
4 – 1 King superior
6 – deluxe suites
4 – physically challenged
3 deluxe jacuzzi
2 boardroom suites
Dining lounge 160 capacity
Indoor pool/waterslides
Wave pool
Fitness room
4 – 10 to
150 capacity
4 km
Room Types
Facilities
Meeting Rooms
Airport Distance
# Rms
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Accommodation Name
# Rms
Room Types
Facilities
Meeting Rooms
Airport Distance
Sandman Hotel
Lethbridge, AB
T1J 3L8
Phone: 403-328-1111
Toll free Resv: 1-800-266-4660
Fax: 403-329-9488
Email: sandlegm@shawcable.com
Website: www.sandman.ca
138
1 executive jacuzzi
25 – 1 King + hideabed
26 – 1 Queen
86 – 2 Doubles
Restaurant – 170 capacity
Lounge – 58 capacity
Indoor Pool
Fitness room
1 ballroom –
12 to 450 capacity
8 km
Super 8 Lodge
2210 – 7 Avenue South
Lethbridge, AB
T1J 1M7
Phone: 403-329-0100
Toll free Resv: 1-800-800-8000
Fax: 403-327-3600
Email: ls8@telusplanet.net
Website: www.super8.com
91
20 – 1 Queen
62 – 2 Queens
4 – 1 King
3 kitchenettes
1 handicap
1 bridal suite
Restaurant – 64 capacity
Outdoor Pool
1 – 58 capacity
7 km
Travelodge City Centre
207 – 4 Avenue South
Lethbridge, AB
T1J 0M8
Phone: 403-327-2104
Fax: 403-327-3980
Toll free Resv: 1-800-416-0305
Website: www.travelodge.com
32
15 – 1 bed
17 – 2 beds
Outdoor Pool
N/A
11 km
Travelodge Hotel &
Convention Centre
526 Mayor Magrath Drive South
Lethbridge, AB
T1J 3M2
Phone: 403-327-5701
Toll free Resv: 1-800-578-7878
Fax: 403-327-5075
Website: www.travelodge.com
104
51 – 1 Queen
15 – 2 Queens
4 – 1 Queen + hideabed
(2 with kitchenettes)
19 – 2 Queens + hideabed
(1 with kitchenette)
3 – 1 King + hideabed
1 – 2 Queens + hideabed
Sleepy bear theme room
8 – 1 Double bed
2 – 1 double bed + hideabed
1 – 2 doubles
Restaurant – 110 capacity
Lounge
Indoor pool
Whirlpool
3 meeting rooms – 9 km
10 to 100 capacity
2 ballrooms – 250 to
1000 theatre style
- 150 to 550 banquet
120
86 – 4 bdrm unit townhouses
44 – 2 bdrm unit townhouses
*all twin size beds*
LCC Food services
LCC Barn
LCC Fitness room
Gymnasium
Various meeting
rooms
300
Aperture Park Apartments
University Hall Dormitories
U of L food services
Student Union Pub
Indoor Pool
Gymnasium
Various meeting rooms 13 km
10 to 450 capacity
Seasonal Only:
Lethbridge Community College
3000 College Drive South
Lethbridge, AB T1K 1L6
Phone: 403-320-3200
Toll free Resv: 800-572-0103 Ext. 7218
Fax: 403-320-1461
Website: lethbridgecollege.ab.ca
University of Lethbridge
Conference Services
4401 University Drive
Lethbridge, AB T1K 3M4
Phone: 403-329-2244
Fax: 403-329-5166
Email: cnf@uleth.ca
5 km
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Space
Affordable camping within the city limits is offered at two Lethbridge campgrounds.
Both campgrounds feature a laundromat, country store, modern washrooms, and sani-dump.
Bridgeview Campground
offers campers the chance to set up home next to the Oldman River, which provides a scenic
waterway for boaters, anglers and sightseers. Additional facilities include a laundromat,
payphones, store, dump station, heated pool, arcade, playground, and clubhouse. Currently
building a kitchen for breakfast and supper meals and catering for Recreation Hall.
100 sites
Recreation Hall capacity – 202.
Henderson Lake Campground
is in southeast Lethbridge, next to Henderson Lake Park, Henderson Golf Course, and the exhibition grounds. One hundred sites feature full and partial hook-ups.
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City Services
ABOUT LETHBRIDGE
The City of Lethbridge maintains 4,300 acres of urban park. This system of parks
has been developed along the Oldman River which meanders through the city in
the area’s famous coulees. As well, a large number of green strips, small playgrounds and fields are located in various areas throughout the city. This. coupled
with a wealth of pools, sport fields, and arenas, makes Lethbridge ideal for holding
major sport competitions.
The City of Lethbridge has developed a system to help organizations host events
within the City of Lethbridge. If the event or some aspect of the event is to be held
in or on a city park, roadway or public open space, a special event permit is
required from the city’s Leisure Services Department-3rd floor, 910-4 Ave. S. (403)
320-3011. These registered events, in receipt of a City of Lethbridge permit will take
precedence over all unregistered events, should a conflict for use of space arise.
The City of Lethbridge encourages and supports this type of participation within
the city by providing services such as delivering bleachers, and picking up garbage.
A Community Event van and a show mobile are just two of the ideas that may be
useful to your organization.
More information or answers to your questions or
concerns is available by calling 320-3011.
TRANSPORTATION:
The use of buses provided by Lethbridge Transit in conjunction with smaller
passenger vans, courtesy of local car dealerships, has provided effective
and efficient shuttle and transportation service when Lethbridge has hosted
other large events in the city. Major arterial roadways link the downtown
core to all hotels and motels as well as most city facilities.
DINING AND SHOPPING:
Well over 100 restaurants, from fine dining and trendy eateries to fast food
outlets and coffee houses are found throughout the city. After-hours clubs
and pubs cater to all tastes; there are establishments offering
pleasant, intimate surroundings, high energy rock and roll, country, and
English style pub ambience.
The city is southern Alberta's shopping mecca, featuring seven shopping
centres and vibrant downtown area with ample parking and quick access.
Because Lethbridge serves as the hub for a trading area of about 275,000
people, the city has more retail and personal services than would normally
be found in a city its size.
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Location
ABOUT LETHBRIDGE
Driving Distance
DRIVING DISTANCE FROM LETHBRIDGE
TO
MILES
KILOMETERS
Calgary
136
220
Edmonton
322
518
Grande Prairie
602
969
Kamloops
531
854
Medicine Hat
104
167
Red Deer
226
363
Regina
401
645
Saskatoon
412
663
Vancouver
810
1,303
Spokane
391
632
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Location
ABOUT LETHBRIDGE
Provincial Map
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Location
ABOUT LETHBRIDGE
City Map
To see this map go to http://www.city.lethbridge.ab.ca/leisure/PDF/Leth_map.pdf
Swimming Pools http://www.city.lethbridge.ab.ca/leisure/Aquatics/PDF/Swimming_Pools.pdf
Arenas http://www.city.lethbridge.ab.ca/leisure/ice_centres/PDF/Arenas_map.pdf
Athletic Parks http://www.city.lethbridge.ab.ca/leisure/sports_fields/PDF/Athletic_Parks_map.pdf
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Previous Event Experience
ABOUT LETHBRIDGE
In 1975, Lethbridge hosted the 1975 Canada Winter Games. Using this point as our beginning,
we have highlighted a few of the major events that have been held in Lethbridge since then.
1975
Canada Winter Games
1974/75
National Old Timers Hockey Tournament
1980
Alberta Summer Games
1983/86/92
4A Zone C\Basketball Tournament
1985
National Slow Pitch Tournament
1987
Regional Basketball Championships
1987
Women’s University National Basketball
1987
Scott Tournament of Hearts
1989/90
Western Canadian Swimming Championships
1990
Skate Canada
1991
Canadian National Judo Championships
1992
Canadian Pro Golf
1993
Alberta Sections Figure Skating
1993
Alberta Amateur Golf Tournament
1994
C.C.A.A. National Basketball
1994
Alberta/North West Territories Provincial
Precision Skating Championships
1994
National Broomball Championships
1995
Youth National Swimming Competition
and Swimmers with A Disability
1996
Alberta Winter Games
1997
Hurricane Hockey Play-offs –10 games
1998
4A High School Basketball
1999
Western Hockey League All Stars
Canadian Men’s Squash
Annual
Labor Day Soccer Tournament
Annual
Ringette Tournament
2001
Alberta Seniors Games
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Media
ABOUT LETHBRIDGE
Local media have a history of being very supportive of community events, and this community has in turn developed a healthy working relationship with the media.
Radio Stations
The River 107.7 FM CFRV
Rock 106.7 FM CJRX
Country 95.5 FM CHLB
The Hawk 93.3 FM CHHK
Television Stations
CFCN Lethbridge/CTV
Global Television Lethbridge
Shaw Cable
Newspapers
Lethbridge Herald - Daily including Sunday
Sun Times - Wednesday
Lethbridge Shopper - Weekend
Sunny South News - Weekly
Taber Times - Weekly
Vauxhall Advance - Weekly
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