Things to do in Hamilton this Week!

Looking for things to do in Hamilton and the surrounding area? Check out the city's featured events below...lot's to do in so little time! Friday, July 21: Sidewalk Sounds Location: 534 Concession Street, Hamilton Time: 10am - 9pm Details Enjoy our historic art installation that will be displayed for Sidewalk Sounds. Display will be posted on actual addresses of vintage fotos - displayed all day. Live music will start in the evening - 6-9pm. 5 different music performers and artisanal vendors, sidewalk sales of our businesses all along Concession St (between Upper Wentworth and East 33rd). Free event - ALL welcome to attend and enjoy the best of what Concession has to offer - and the fantastic views from the Mountain brow! Saturday, July 22: Tai Chi MyStyle Location: 947 Rymal Road East Time: 7am - 8pm Details It’s specially designed to be easy flowing and practical at your own pace to learn. The leader uses gentle and flowing movements in various directions with fresh air to lead. 7-8am daily, rain or shine, public is welcomed to join in the classes with Nathalie Xian Yi Yan, PhD, at 947 Rymal Road East. For more info call 905-527-7255. Sunday, July 23: Peace By Piece, Sitching Together Canadian Stories Launch Event Location: The Cotton Factory, 270 Sherman Ave North Time: 10am - 6pm Details The Heart of Ontario has partnered with the Cotton Factory in Hamilton to present an exhibition of the Quilt of Belonging from July 15th – August 15th. The Quilt is a textile art project, spanning 120 feet. It is comprised of 263 blocks, each created by individuals to recognize Canada’s diversity. It celebrates our common humanity and promotes compassion among people. In addition to the Quilt there will be programming throughout the month-long event. These programming elements include experiential demonstrations, exhibit displays, music performances, and more! Monday, July 24: Summer Day Camp Location: Eva Rothwell Centre Time: 460 Wentworth St. N, Hamilton Details Summer Day Camp July 3 - Sept 1, 2017, 9 AM - 4 PM (Extended Hours Available from 8 AM - 5:30 PM for additional $5 per week per child) $20 Per Week Per Child for ages 5-12. Send a Kid To Camp Sponsors Welcome! The Eva Rothwell Centre, 460 Wentworth St N Hamilton. Call 905 526 1558 or e-mail sam.campanella@evarothwell.ca. Tuesday, July 25: Strength Training Bootcamp Location: S.I.M Gym at St. Joseph's Villa, 56 Governor's Rd, Dundas Time: 8:30am - 9:30am Details This class is suited for clients that are ok with a fast paced circuit training class. Class runs Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:30am-9:30am. Class is $4 or free for S.I.M GYM members.

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