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95 King Street East, Hamilton, ON, Canada, L8N 1A9
Run by Sonic Unyon Records, Mills Hardware is an intimate space for concerts, exhibitions, dance and theater. It also has four basement rooms for rehearsals. The exposed brick walls and high ceilings give it an industrial look. Equipped with good acoustics and lighting, it also has a fully equipped bar.
28 James Street North, Hamilton, ON, Canada, L8R 2K1
Before you begin your escapade through the beautiful city of Hamilton, do make sure that you pay a visit to the Tourism Hamilton Visitor Information Centre. It is here that travelers can get a download on all the important things to do in the city, in addition to information on great places to eat and drink around the city. The center will also assist you with information pertaining to public transport facilities and packages, coupons and other important details.
130 York Boulevard, Hamilton, ON, Canada, L8R 1Y5
Since its inception in 1970, Sir John A. Macdonald Secondary School is one of Hamilton's most recognized institutions. The school provides a curriculum than spans various faculties and also gives students the opportunity to further discover their interests with extra curricular and sports activities. For more information on the school and its activities, call ahead or check out their website.
233 East 15th Street, Hamilton, ON, Canada, L9A 4G1
Inch Park is a park in Hamilton that was made open to the public in 1948 after the prestigious Inch family pledged a part of their farm to the city. it features well maintained grassy lawns to sit and relax, pavilions and trails where you can stroll at your own leisure and a small play area for the children. It also comprises a tennis court and a rugby pitch and the whole park can be accessed by the disabled.
160 King Street East 3RD FLOOR, LINCOLN ALEXANDER CENTRE, Hamilton, ON, Canada, L8N1B2
160 King Street East, Hamilton, ON, Canada, L8N1B2
The Lincoln Alexander Center in Central Hamilton functions as a premiere event space and cultural center of the city. Named for Lincoln MacCauley Alexander, Ontario's 24th Lieutenant Governor, it is perfect for any kind of social, business or private event. Whether it is a wedding reception, a conference or a cultural performance, Licoln Alexander Center has all facilities and essentials that make sure your event is a great success.
