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The project will host the Nikkei Memory History Centre, including a Memory Capture Booth run by the student research team where visitors can share memories and stories.  This is a very special year of celebration that provides an invaluable research opportunity to collect data for the project.  The Golden Anniversary of the Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden not only celebrates the establishment of this venerable cultural heritage site, it illuminates a moment at the centre of Nikkei, southern Albertan, Canadian, and trans-Pacific postwar history.  Through the cultural and historical awareness that

Guests will enjoy a set menu (Koko Japanese Restaurant) followed by a panel discussion with local experts who will share their ideas, stories and memories about how food/sports contributed to the postwar histories of Japanese Canadians in southern Alberta.  Guests include Ken Nakagama (Nakagama Shoten), Totsy Nishimura (Raymond Buddhist Church Kobai), Pat Sassa (Buddhist Temple of Southern Alberta), Hisae Price (small farming), Wayne Kwan (Hiroba - U of L), Taka Kinjo (karate), Hollis Pickrell (curling), Greg Senda (judo), and Mas Shigehiro (golf).

CALLING ALL SOUTHERN ALBERTAN ARTISTS!

View the exhibition, swap knitting tips, and enjoy the public space of the gallery.

The Alberta RNA Research and Training Institute presents Dr. Ian Lewis, Assistant Professor and AIHS Translational Health Chair in Metabolomics from the University of Calgary. His talk is titled "Predicting disease from metabolites: the challenges and opportunities in state-of-the-art metabolomics." The ARRTI Speaker Series is open to the public and was established to bring leading researchers to the University of Lethbridge for lectures on a broad range of topics relating to RNA research. All are welcome!

Free coffee and cookies as we celebrate the opening of our latest exhibition “ᐃᓄᐃᑦ”.

Inuit works from the uLethbridge Art Collection curated by David Smith.

Works from the uLethbridge Art Collection curated by David Smith.

Calling all artists and art lovers

Admission is free. Everyone welcome.