Powered by BIPOC Foundation, the Digital Media & Creative Innovation Hub connects professional creative tools with community opportunity. This is a place for BIPOC creators, entrepreneurs, youth, artists, and organizations to build skills, tell stories, access networks, and bring ideas into the world.
Built for access, opportunity, and representation.
BIPOC Foundation is a Lethbridge-based non-profit advancing economic empowerment, financial inclusion, and representation for underestimated entrepreneurs and communities. The Hub extends that mission into creative production: recording, podcasting, photography, video, events, workshops, and community-led storytelling.
Business growth
Advisory, mentorship, funding pathways, and business planning support for founders and community builders.
Creative access
Studio tools for media, music, podcasting, photography, video, digital arts, and community storytelling.
Community learning
Workshops, peer sessions, learning nights, and practical skill-building for people at different stages.
Representation
Showcases, exhibitions, conversations, and platforms that make more room for BIPOC stories and leadership.
Youth & workforce
Volunteer, internship, media, tech, event, and work-integrated learning pathways connected to real projects.
Connection
Events and roundtables that help people meet collaborators, mentors, partners, and peers.
BIPOC Foundation in action
Real programs, people, and community moments.
These visuals come from BIPOC Foundation's public website and show the wider ecosystem that powers the Hub.
Community eventsGatherings, learning, and shared visibility across the Foundation network.Founders educationLearning environments built for entrepreneurs and community builders.Support networkMentors, advisors, and peers helping founders move forward.Startup servicesPrograms that help ideas become viable, fundable, and sustainable.Community outreachConnecting multicultural communities with stakeholders and resources.Arts & cultureCreative programming that supports stories, artists, and public presence.
Foundation values
The values behind the space.
BIPOC Foundation describes its work through equity, equality, empathy, education, and inclusion. The Hub brings those values into day-to-day creative access: who gets to use professional tools, who gets supported, whose stories are visible, and who has room to build.
Equity
Reducing barriers so creators, entrepreneurs, students, and community groups can access practical tools and support.
Equality
Creating fairer pathways into creative production, business development, mentorship, and public visibility.
Empathy
Building programming around lived experience, trust, cultural context, and the realities facing underestimated communities.
Education
Offering learning moments that turn curiosity into capability, from media skills to business planning and emerging technology.
Inclusion
Designing the Hub as a welcoming place for people at different ages, stages, skill levels, and creative disciplines.
Representation
Making space for BIPOC stories, businesses, artwork, leadership, and community knowledge to be seen and shared.
Upcoming
Events & programming at the Hub.
The Hub will host workshops, artist talks, open studio nights, showcases, and community-led sessions. Exact dates are announced as each event is confirmed.
June 2026Coming Soon
Grand Opening
The official launch of the BIPOC Digital Media & Creative Innovation Hub. More details to come.
2525 36 St N, Lethbridge
December 2026In Planning
First Community Exhibition
A showcase of work created by community members and artists-in-residence throughout the year.
TBA
What to expect
Programming built around you.
Monthly programming is designed to build skills, connections, confidence, and practical access to creative tools.
Workshops & skill sessions
Hands-on learning in recording, photography, videography, podcasting, branding, marketing, AI, and digital storytelling.
Artist talks & panels
Conversations with working artists, entrepreneurs, educators, technologists, and creators from the community.
Demo days & showcases
Opportunities to share work, get feedback, celebrate projects, and introduce new audiences to local talent.
Open studio sessions
Drop in, use the space, meet other creators, and get comfortable with the tools available at the Hub.
Roundtables
Small-group conversations where entrepreneurs and creators can talk through challenges, resources, and next steps.
Community-led programming
Workshops and gatherings proposed by community members, partners, mentors, and subject-matter experts.
Who we are
Built around community access.
The Digital Media Hub is one part of a larger ecosystem of BIPOC-led initiatives in Lethbridge — rooted in culture, creativity, and shared opportunity.
Foundation
BIPOC Foundation
BIPOC Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Lethbridge dedicated to empowering Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour through community programs, cultural initiatives, economic opportunities, and accessible resources. The Digital Media & Creative Innovation Hub is one of their flagship projects — bringing professional creative infrastructure directly to the community.
Beyond studio bookings, BIPOC Foundation runs programs that support entrepreneurs, creators, students, volunteers, and community partners.
Founder support
Accelerator BFH
Business acceleration support for founders looking for end-to-end guidance, funding pathways, sponsored resources, and ecosystem partner introductions.
A membership platform for founders, innovators, businesses, investors, and impact organizations seeking business advisory, financing support, events, network access, roundtables, and promotion opportunities.
BIPOC Foundation has supported events that bring together entrepreneurs, artists, families, educators, community leaders, and local partners. Past programming has included digital art festivals, Black History Month exhibitions, financial wellness sessions, learning series, business awards, and cultural showcases.
Digi Art Festival
A celebration of creativity, technology, performance, interactive exhibits, fashion, and digital art.
Keeping It Reel
A Black History Month digital exhibition and film screening centered on creativity, innovation, resilience, and BIPOC stories.
Legacy Gala & Excellence Awards
An annual celebration recognizing BIPOC entrepreneurs, leadership, innovation, and business impact.
Financial wellness sessions
Practical sessions on money, financial confidence, planning, business readiness, and long-term opportunity.
Founder learning nights
Community sessions on marketing, growth, privacy, AI, networking, leadership, and business systems.
Cultural showcases
Gatherings that create space for local stories, performances, artists, families, and community partners.
Find your pathway
This space is yours.
Community programming at the Hub is designed to be participatory — not just attended. Choose the path that fits what you are building.
I’m a creatorBook a studio, attend a showcase, propose a workshop, or join a creative event.
I’m an entrepreneurExplore mentorship, advisory, learning programs, grants, and membership.
I’m a student or youthLook for volunteer, internship, media, tech, and event support opportunities.
I’m a partnerSponsor programming, bring a workshop, support an event, or collaborate on community access.
I want to volunteerSupport outreach, media, photography, videography, social media, events, or admin.
BIPOC Foundation is situated on the unceded, traditional and ancestral Siksikaitsitapii
(Blackfoot) Confederacy territory, Nations of Treaty No. 7, and the historical regional
homeland of the Metis. We pay respect to the past, present and future Indigenous Peoples
who steward the land while recognizing and respecting their cultural heritage, beliefs and
relationship to the land.
