Offers a variety of public education, community events and fundraising for the Eramosa Karst Conservation Area lands in cooperation with the Hamilton Conservation Authority.
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Community museum showcasing how Canadian history and geography has unfolded in the Dundas Valley, offering a variety of exhibits and educational programs.
Eligibility screening, language skills assessment, and referral to government-funded English language programs including:
An amateur group performing dramatic works at the Garstin Center for the Arts. Volunteers are welcomed as ushers, ticket takers, and in backstage production.
A regionally sponsored bagpipe and drum marching band who contributes to patriotic, cultural, charitable and other activities in Dundas. Also offers bagpiping instructions.
Provides gently used and new merchandise at reasonable prices. Items include clothing, shoes, jewelry & accessories, furniture, household items, collectibles and much more. Donations of gently used items can be made at any location.
Monthly meetings where members share ideas and learn about gardening, with monthly speakers and demonstrations, as well as garden tours, plant sales, and other social events.
Offers summer camps in Hamilton for children ages 5 -10. Each week includes hands-on activities, outdoor play, and local excursions. Before and after care available for additional fee.
The meetings of the Dundas Valley Historical Society are used to promote awareness, knowledge, and appreciation of local history in the Dundas region of Hamilton. Meetings are held at the Dundas Museum and Archives.
The Stoney Creek Historical Society is dedicated to the preservation, protection, and sharing of Stoney Creek history, featuring monthly meetings with talks on historical subjects.