The Ancaster Township Historical Society was founded in 1950 to promote interest in Ancaster, Ontario. They present talks and programming focused on the history of Ancaster, Hamilton and the surrounding area.
They operate the site and archives at the Fieldcote Memorial Park and Museum.
Visitors are welcome. There are volunteer opportunities.
Public secondary schools of the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board. Offers education using a standard curriculum set by the Ministry of Education from Grades 9-12.
Members of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario who meet at Queen's Park in Toronto, Ontario.
Location of Stoney Creek Tennis Club, located within Green Acres Park.
A children-focused museum that focuses on play-based learning and experiences. Play experiences focus on physical, emotional, social, language and cognitive development. This museum is housed in a 1875 farmhouse within Gage Park.
Location of the Locke Street Farmers' Market, in the Locke Street Tire and Automotive parking lot.
Offers summer camps, March break camps, day camps, and leadership development programs for children and youth. Provides a one-to-one buddy program for children with developmental or physical disabilities.
Accessible parking permits authorize the permit holder to park vehicle in a designated accessible parking space. Permit must be displayed on the dashboard or sun visor and may be used in any vehicle in which the permit holder is travelling.
Conservation Halton offers a variety of conservation, recreation, and education programs at their parks, both year-round and seasonally.
The Lynden Branch of the Hamilton Public Library.
Branch features include:
