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THINGS TO DO IN HAMILTON, BURLINGTON
HAMILTON CITY Magazine is compiling a list of not-to-be-missed events in Hamilton and Burlington that showcase just how vibrant, dynamic and exciting our community really is. Get out and enjoy – and tell them HCM sent you!
New rainbow crosswalk unveiled in Hamilton
Four sides of the intersection at Ferguson Avenue North and King William Street are now painted in Pride colours. Hamilton unveiled its newest rainbow crosswalk to kick off Pride month at the corner of Ferguson Avenue North and King William Street. The traditional six-colour rainbow colours, along with…
A safe place: Hamilton Catholic high school raises Pride flag
Father Jarek Pachocki brought Ted Lasso’s message of acceptance – 'We don't NOT care' – to Bishop Ryan’s ceremony. June 1 was a day of many premiere experiences at Hamilton’s Bishop Ryan (BR) Catholic Secondary School. It was the first time Celtic FREE (Fostering Respect, Equality and Experience),…
The Because Beer Craft Beer Fest, that’s why
Hamilton Pier 4 event has been celebrating local suds and fabulous music since 2014. Summer is not summer without backyard parties and a lively patio scene, but once mid-July rolls around, it’s often time to explore new frontiers of the social landscape. Ready to combine the alfresco aspect…
Film industry is zooming in on Hamilton
The city has become a movie and TV powerhouse for many reasons and its star is only rising. “You can fake it all in Hamilton.” That’s according to Zach Zohr. And he would know. He’s been working in the film industry for over 25 years. He heads up…
Theatre Aquarius announces Canadian centre for new musicals
Funding commitments totalling $1 million are secured for Hamilton-based incubator that will support Canadian composers, lyricists, book writers and theatre artists. Theatre Aquarius has lined up an all-star cast behind the launch of a new musical incubator in Hamilton. The National Centre for New Musicals…
A golden mission for Hamilton Literacy Council
The Hamilton Literacy Council is marking 50 years of empowering Hamiltonians with reading, writing and numeracy skills. The Hamilton Literacy Council (HLC) is probably one of the best-kept secrets in the city. Even though nearly half of Canadian adults have inadequate literacy skills, most who are…
It’s all sewn up at Theatrix Costume House
Kensington Avenue North business has found a 'forever home in Hamilton,' jamming more than 50,000 costumes, wigs and accessories into a former church. At Theatrix Costume House, it’s dress-up day every day. This place at the corner of Kensington Avenue North and Cannon Street, in what…
