Guitar Strings and Kidney Things, Photo Gallery
Lowest of the Low
The Guitar Strings and Kidney Things fundraiser for St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton's Dialysis Centre took place on May 4th at the Studio in Hamilton.
The originators of the event, David Angus and his father Ken, raised $20,000 ... Read More
Mary’s Wedding returns to Hamilton, May 17, 18/19
By Vicktoria Adam
After its successful run in the fall, Mary’s Wedding, the exquisite play by Canadian playwright, Stephen Massicotte, returns this spring to the HARRRP. Jointly produced by Rook’s Theatre and Flat Earth Global, this is a limited engagement production not to ... Read More
Rumours of Fleetwood Mac – 40 Years of Rumours, FirstO...
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On October 6 2018 10:33 AM | Comments Off on Rumours of Fleetwood Mac – 40 Years of Rumours, FirstOntario Concert Hall, October 21/18
Those who love Fleetwood Mac are in for a special night of entertainment as Rumours of Fleetwood Mac comes to Hamilton on Sunday, October 21st to perform the legendary Rumours album note-for-note and in its entirety, and much much more!
Embarking ... Read More
Canadian Country Music Association Country Music Week takes ...
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On September 3 2018 12:26 PM | Comments Off on Canadian Country Music Association Country Music Week takes over the Hammer, September 6-9/18
Shania is hosting the CCMA Awards
If you love country music you are in for a wild ride as the Canadian Country Music Association (CCMA) brings Country Music Week to Hamilton with four days of workshops, free musical performances and ... Read More
Keep Hip-Hoppin with ChangerMusic!
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On February 2 2018 08:36 AM | Comments Off on Keep Hip-Hoppin with ChangerMusic!
ChangerMusic is a conscious Hip-Hop artist with five albums, self produced from 2004 to 2018. He has evolved from four albums as "Changer - The Single Father" representing single fathers with sole custody.
Since he's married, he's known as "Changer - ... Read More
Heart of the City – ART Celebrates THE GORE, Redchurch Caf...
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On December 1 2017 09:16 AM | Comments Off on Heart of the City – ART Celebrates THE GORE, Redchurch Cafe, Hamilton, Dec. 8/17 – Jan. 8/18
"Heart of the City" is a unique art show which opens December 8th, 2017 and goes through until January 8th, 2018 at Redchurch Cafe and Gallery in Hamilton. This outstanding art event gives viewers the opportunity to celebrate the Gore as the historic heart ... Read More
The Elwins rocked out Mills Hardware on Nov. 15/17
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On November 22 2017 12:14 PM | Comments Off on The Elwins rocked out Mills Hardware on Nov. 15/17
Photos and article by Christine Antoniadis
What better way to spend a wet, windy Wednesday night then at Mills Hardware watching the up and coming young band, The Elwins perform.
Preceded by The Fast Romantics, The Elwins kicked off the night with ... Read More
Exciting CASBY Award Show celebrated indie and alternative m...
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On November 6 2017 08:51 AM | Comments Off on Exciting CASBY Award Show celebrated indie and alternative music, Nov. 1/17
By Christine Antoniadis
The 2017 Canadian Artists Selected By You (CASBY) Award show took place November 1 at The Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto. This annual celebration of independent and alternative music is hosted by
102.1 The Edge (formerly CFNY).
As should be ... Read More
Hamilton International Bellydance Competition, The Casbah, S...
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On September 7 2017 04:34 PM | Comments Off on Hamilton International Bellydance Competition, The Casbah, September 9/17
Eshe
By Parker Oliver
There will be shimmies galore in the city this weekend for the first ever Hamilton International Bellydance Competition (HIBC). Organized by local bellydancer Eshe from Hamilton studio Mahasti – The Bellydance Emporium, the event will take place on ... Read More
People of the Park: Portraits from Gore, This Ain’t Ho...
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On August 4 2017 12:29 PM | Comments Off on People of the Park: Portraits from Gore, This Ain’t Hollywood, August 11/17
Since it was officially open to the general public on June 19, 1883 The Gore of King Street, as it was originally known, has been been a catalyst for bringing Hamilton residents together. Through many ups and downs in its ... Read More
