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Sunridge Park in west Lethbridge. (File photo: LNN)
By Justin Goulet

Parks and Playground Passport program returns for 2024

Jun 1, 2024 | 1:15 PM

A scavenger hunt-style activity is making a return to the city.

The Parks and Playground Passport comes from the City of Lethbridge Parks and Cemeteries department.

It takes participants on a journey to discover eight different parks and playgrounds.

Passports can be picked up online, or in-person at Lethbridge City Hall.

Once all eight parks have been visited, passports can be submitted to parksvolunteer@lethbridge.ca or dropped off with the cashiers on the first floor or in the drop box outside of City Hall.

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Submitting a completed passport enters a user into a draw to win prizes, like family passes for swimming, skating, Fort Whoop-Up and the Galt Museum and more.

Passports must be submitted by September 30 to be entered into the draw.

by Justin Goulet

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