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🔁 Looking for your favourite weekly or monthly event, like trivia, yoga, open jam, karaoke or open mic comedy show? We have them all in our Recurring Vibe.

🗓 Want to see your Hamilton, Ontario event included here? Please complete our Event Form here.

Any other questions? Get in touch [email protected]

Note: Events may be full, cancelled or have changed times. Be sure to check or reach out to the venue before going. Events marked 🆓 are no charge or by PWYC donation. Some other events may be no charge, but did not indicate so

📆 Day by Day Vibe

Friday September 25th
Saturday September 26th
Sunday September 27th
Monday September 28th
Tuesday September 29th
Wednesday September 30th
Thursday October 1st

🍽 Vibe Eats

Regular Events

🧑‍🌾 Farmers Markets

Farmers Markets are back across the city - Check our up to date open list here. Some seem to have disappeared this year so if you know of any new ones please let us know [email protected]

🥘 Classes & Workshops

Several local Hamilton organizations run various food and culinary classes and workshops, either at their own locations or as pop ups. These often sell out more than a week in advance so check each place for latest availability, dates & times.

Check out the Recurring Vibe for regular food and drink events.

Ditch the Car and Really Discover King Street

For one day, King Street East trades cars for community.

Open Streets Hamilton returns Sunday, September 27 from 10 am to 4 pm, closing 3.6 km of road from John Street to Gage Avenue for walking, biking, rolling, and play.

Wander at your own pace, discover nine activation hubs packed with music, sport, food, and local makers, and see the street the way it was always meant to be experienced, on foot and by bike.

Free and open to all ages. Learn more at Open Streets Hamilton.

💪 Active Vibe

Check out the Recurring Vibe for regular activities and fitness programs.

Spooky Season is Creeping in at the Hamilton Civic Museums!

Spooky Season is creeping in at the Hamilton Civic Museums! From Spirit Photography and Victorian Spiritualism to exciting murder mysteries to solve and festive Halloween train rides, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the season at museums across the city.

Take a peek at our spooky season lineup and plan a ghoulishly good time with friends and family - if you dare!

🔍️ That 70's Murder Mystery⁠: Suspense & Secrets at the Historic Pumphouse⁠ - Hamilton Museum of Steam & Technology ⁠
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🧹From Garden to Broom: Broom Making Workshop ⁠ - Dundurn National Historic Site ⁠
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✨️ An Evening of Victorian Spiritualism - ⁠Whitehern Historic House & Garden ⁠
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📸 Heritage Workshop: Spirit Photography ⁠- Whitehern Historic House & Garden ⁠
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🚂 Trick or Trains! Halloween Train Days ⁠- Hamilton Museum of Steam & Technology ⁠

🎭 Vibe on Stage

🤣 Comedy

🎬 One Off Films & Special Movie Showings

🎭 Multi-Date Stage Performances

Check out the Recurring Vibe for regular comedy open nights, improv classes and more.

Free admission for

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

In recognition of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, The Westdale is showing two free film screenings on Wednesday, September 30. 

AKI (Anishinaabemowin for “earth” or “land”), will play at 4:30pm, and is a meditative, visually immersive documentary set in Atikameksheng Anishnawbek in Northern Ontario. Presented in Anishinaabemowin with English subtitles.

Blood Lines plays at 7:00pm, and is a lesbian romance film celebrating Métis culture, presented in English and Michif with English subtitles.

Reserve your free tickets for both films now at thewestdale.ca.

🌺 Cultural Vibe

📚 Literature, Talks, Culture, History

🎨 Art, Creative, Crafts

🛍 Markets, Fairs, Festivals, Expos & Sales

🖼 Ongoing Exhibitions

Check out the Recurring Vibe for regular cultural events and permanent exhibitions.

🏅 Vibe to Win & Connect

Check out the Recurring Vibe for all the regular local trivia nights, bingo nights, card games, euchre, etc and for games and leagues.

🎸 Live Music & Dancing Vibe 🕺

Friday September 25th
Saturday September 26th
Sunday September 27th
Monday September 28th
Tuesday September 29th
Wednesday September 30th
Thursday October 1st

Dancing & Galas

Check out the Recurring Vibe for regular acts and music sets, Open Mics and Jams, and Karaoke.

📡 Upcoming Vibe

🗓 Want to see your Hamilton, Ontario event included here? Please complete our Event Form here.

Any other questions? Get in touch [email protected]

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While we are a digital company, we work and live in the city of Hamilton, acknowledging that it stands on the traditional territories of the Erie, Neutral, Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee, and Mississaugas peoples. This land is part of the Dish With One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant — an agreement between the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabek to share and care for the resources of the Great Lakes region. It is also covered by the Between the Lakes Purchase, 1792, signed between the British Crown and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation.

Today, Hamilton is home to many Indigenous peoples from across Turtle Island (North America). We recognize our responsibility to learn more about the rich histories and ongoing contributions of Indigenous communities, so we can better honour our roles as residents, neighbours, partners, and caretakers of this land

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