The play Sister's of '78 will run at Theatre Aquarius from September 30 to October 18. See this tale of the collective power of women! The play tells the true story of the Fleck Strike in Centralia, Ontario in 1978. Tickets starting at $31.64
Wander through breathtaking fall horticultural displays featuring more than 15,000 pumpkins. Open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Included with general admission to the RBG or an RBG membership.
Step into the magic of the season as you follow a jack-o'-lantern-lined path through the RBG’s Hendrie Valley. Enjoy live entertainment, interactive activities, and festive treats along the way. Costumes are encouraged.
Celebrate 21 years of cinematic storytelling at the Hamilton Film Festival, showcasing the very best in local, Canadian, and international film. As a Screen Award Qualifying Festival for the Directors Guild of Canada, the festival features documentaries, thrillers, comedies, dramas, and more. Most screenings are just $12. On October 17 at 1:00 p.m. at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre, catch ...
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A cherished Hamilton tradition for more than 100 years, the annual Fall Floral Mum Show showcases the incredible work of the City of Hamilton’s horticulture staff at Gage Park. Explore over 200 varieties of chrysanthemums and more than 100,000 spectacular blooms.
On Sunday, October 18, at 10:00am to 5:00pm Locke Street transforms into a pedestrian-only celebration with local vendors, live music, entertainment, and food!
Enjoy a day of free workshops, live music, and storytelling at Mills Hardware. From gospel to traditional folk, experience a diverse lineup of performances featuring Duane Andrews & The Hot Club of Conception Bay, Desiree Dawson, and Hendrika.
Cheer on Hamilton’s very own American Hockey League team, the Hamilton Hammers, as they take on Syracuse Crunch from New York at TD Coliseum. Tickets start at $27.
