Lethbridge and District Horticultural Society
The Lethbridge and District Horticultural Society is a registered Canadian nonprofit organization (Business Registration Number: 119018208RR0001) focused on horticultural education and community engagement. Established to promote gardening knowledge and practices, the society organizes regular activities, including monthly meetings from September to November and January to June, typically held on the fourth Monday of each month at public facilities such as the Lethbridge Public Library[^1^][1][2].

Activities and Mission
The society hosts educational events featuring guest speakers covering diverse topics in gardening, plant care, and environmental stewardship[^2^][1]. These gatherings aim to foster community connections among gardening enthusiasts while providing practical horticultural insights. As a registered charity, it facilitates fundraising through platforms like CanadaHelps to support its initiatives[^3^][3][5].

Collaborations and Outreach
While primarily serving the Lethbridge region, the society maintains connections with other Canadian horticultural groups, such as the Penticton Garden Club, through shared resources and networking[^4^][4]. Its activities emphasize accessibility, often utilizing public venues, and prioritize educational outreach without direct commercial affiliations.

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**Lethbridge and District Horticultural Society**  
The **Lethbridge and District Horticultural Society** is a registered Canadian nonprofit organization (Business Registration Number: 119018208RR0001) focused on horticultural education and community engagement. Established to promote gardening knowledge and practices, the society organizes regular activities, including monthly meetings from September to November and January to June, typically held on the fourth Monday of each month at public facilities such as the Lethbridge Public Library.  

**Activities and Mission**  
The society hosts educational events featuring guest speakers covering diverse topics in gardening, plant care, and environmental stewardship. These gatherings aim to foster community connections among gardening enthusiasts while providing practical horticultural insights. As a registered charity, it facilitates fundraising through platforms like CanadaHelps to support its initiatives.  

**Collaborations and Outreach**  
While primarily serving the Lethbridge region, the society maintains connections with other Canadian horticultural groups through shared resources and networking. Its activities emphasize accessibility, often utilizing public venues, and prioritize educational outreach without direct commercial affiliations.