Walk through the Hamilton Cemetery and learn about the McQuesten Family who played a pivotal role in the history of the Whitehern Historic House.
Enjoy as King Street East becomes pedestrian-only for a day and is filled with cycling, family activities, physical activities, and entertainment!
Come out for this free community event and enjoy theatre, arts, and games!
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
Join the City of Hamilton at the West Harbour James Street Plaza to recognize and remember the tragic legacy of residential schools while seeking meaningful steps for continuing reconciliation. Join the sunrise ceremony at 7am followed by a morning gathering from 10:00am to 12:00pm involving drum and dancers, poetry, and keynote speakers.
Be immersed in a murder mystery at the Hamilton Museum of Steam & Technology! It's 1978 and the historic Pumphouse at Hamilton Waterworks is being restored. But the restoration committee clash over hidden agendas. Tempers flare. Tragedy strikes. Now they need you solve the murder! Tickets are $35. Two time slots are available: 5:30 to 7:00pm OR 8:00 to 9:30pm. ...
For two-days celebrate fall in Westdale on King Street West during this neighbourhood street festival! Enjoy live music, art, local vendors, and vintage sellers. Local businesses, pubs, and restaurants will also host their own fall programming. Saturday, October 3, 12pm to 7pm Sunday, October 4, 4pm to 8pm
Celebrate the 18th year of this annual free children's literature festival at the Royal Botanical Gardens! Enjoy 70 presentations of Canadian children's authors and illustrators, along with story readings, live music, workshops, and story walks. Highlights include headlining authors Barbara Reid and Danny Ramadan and performances by the Hamilton Children's Choir and Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra.
Your vote matters! Check for convenient locations and vote early: https://www.hamilton.ca/city-council/municipal-election/voters/where-vote
Discover Haudenosaunee Cosmology and the connection between land and sky as Samantha Doxtator shares both traditional knowledge and science at the West Harbour library branch, steps away from the marina. Notably, Samantha is the first Indigenous woman to present at the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City and we are honoured to hear ...
