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PREVIEW: Revival of aging comedy Lambs in Winter offers timely balm to the blues

Classical Theatre Company brings Fringe comedy show back for a limited run at Hamilton’s Staircase Theatre stage. New play revivals are a rare occurrence in small theatre. More often, after a new script premieres, it tends to be forgotten in favour of the next new show. That’s why…
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PHOTOS: Supercrawl 2026

Supercrawl 2026 is now in the memory books. Here are day-by-day photos from the most Hamilton of all weekends! Be sure to check out our Hounds of Supercrawl photos here! PHOTOS BY BOB HATCHER FRIDAY CLICK…
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Art Circuit returns for a fourth tour

Four galleries will take part in the Oct. 2 event that brings together artists and audiences in creative spaces across Hamilton. Hamilton’s independent art scene is offering a one-night tour once again and this year features two new creative spaces, along with a founding location now in new…
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Beautiful Scars hits the stage in Ottawa

The musical based on Tom Wilson’s memoir is being produced by Theatre Aquarius at the National Arts Centre Indigenous Theatre. Two-and-a-half years after its premiere in Hamilton, Tom Wilson’s Beautiful Scars is being performed in Ottawa. The musical, inspired by the Hamilton musician and artist’s memoir Beautiful Scars:…
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THE PLAYLIST

Dylan Hudecki is a Canadian indie-rock vet having played in many different bands, including By Divine Right, Cowlick, Slow Beach and The Dill. He’s a proud Hamiltonian who covers local album releases for HAMILTON CITY Magazine. Brandon Agnew – Night Shadows Volume 1 Brandon Agnew is a roots…
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New work by Hamilton playwright celebrates women who fought for landmark rights

Kristen Da Silva’s Sisters of ’78, which kicks off the 2026-2027 season at Theatre Aquarius, documents a little-known five-month strike by auto parts workers who worked in a plant known as the “butcher shop” in Centralia, Ont. Despite a massive police crackdown and political pressure, these women persevered…
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