Support ULethbridge Fine Arts
Piiksinaasin (Manifesting Beauty)
We are artists, performers, musicians, designers, ground-breakers, boundary-pushers and change-makers. We solve problems and ignite discussion. Join us in redefining what makes the world beautiful, interesting and unique.
We support our students with real-world experience and help them develop practical skills that drive transformation and shape the world. Committed to accessibility and equity in education, we strive to provide opportunities for aspiring artists. Through innovative programs and collaborative initiatives, we cultivate artistic leaders and creative thinkers who are poised to create a meaningful impact.
Your support empowers us to provide scholarships, opportunities and hands-on development for our students. By investing in our programs and talents, you're shaping a future where creativity thrives, artistic innovation flourishes and our students become the changemakers of tomorrow.
Join us in manifesting beauty and redefining what makes the world beautiful, interesting and unique. Together, we can build a brighter future where the arts play a central role in shaping our communities and inspiring global conversations.
Featured Giving
Stories
Dexter Johnson Award in Music honours young leader
In just 15 short years, Dexter Johnson left a lasting impression on countless people – classmates, bandmates teachers. It’s said that even total strangers were touched by his kindness, warmth and playful sense …
The Sound of Success
Longtime ULethbridge supporters, Dr. Ron and Mrs. Joyce Sakamoto, continue to shape the future of the entertainment business with awards for Digital Audio Arts students.
Play Right Prize helps students launch careers as script writers
The true impact of student awards and scholarships can sometimes be measured through the success of students in their respective fields.
How your gifts impact our students
I have received a couple of scholarships in my time at the University. One of the most recent scholarships I have received is the George Ryga Memorial Scholarship, which has been very helpful. I am very grateful to have the extra support from the scholarships I have received, as they have allowed me to be able to focus on my studies more and worry about my finances less.
Nikko Hunt, drama student
Shining Music Student Franz Faeldo
Shining Student Franz Faeldo has discovered a profound love of singing during his studies at the University of Lethbridge, showcasing his talents beyond the Department of Music and onto the University Mainstage.
Spirit Prize winner Martin Roundstone hopes to give back to his mentors
Martin Roundstone, a Dhillon School of Business student majoring in Indigenous Governance and Business Management, is the 2024 winner of the Spirit Prize, an award for emerging Indigenous visual artists.
Three Dramatic Arts students earn top billing for Play Right Prize with personal tales
Three students in the Dramatic Arts program at the University of Lethbridge have won the 2024 Play Right Prize competition, all penning plays with a significant personal connection.
Fine Arts Shining Student Leah Evans
Shining Student Leah Evans is celebrated for her artistic practice, receiving several significant awards and scholarships to further her professional development.
Fine Arts Shining Student Kort Woycheshin
Shining Student Kort Woycheshin has made the most of his education at ULethbridge, exploring his interests in music, photography, writing and videography.
Abbondànza Scholarship recipients grateful for contributors
Hear how your contributions support Fine Arts students.