Witness the re-enactment of the Battle of Stoney Creek June 6, 1813, a significant turning point in the War of 1812. Bring the whole family for period games, food, demonstrations, historical music and fireworks. Visit the merchants and military encampment and discover traditional pastimes. The event features Indigenous programming including a narrated ‘Great Peace Game’ of Haudenosaunee Lacrosse on the Battlefield prior to each Battle Re-enactment on Saturday, June 3. After the game, the young men will be joined by Haudenosaunee singers and dancers who will share Gada:tro (Standing Quiver Dance), and the Smoke Dance with audience participation. 

Visit Dundurn Park for a fantastic fun-filled afternoon that promises enjoyment for all ages! Step into the history of Decoration Day which began in 1890 as a day to honour veterans and join us to commemorate this annual tradition with free family-friendly activities. Get up close to authentic military vehicles, meet soldiers dressed in period uniforms, explore captivating displays, partake in hands-on activities and enjoy historic presentations. Don't miss out on this afternoon of laughter, learning, and unforgettable experiences with a perfect blend of history and family fun!

KX 947 is proud to support the Ride for Dad – Niagara Ride, happening June 14th. Proceeds from
this annual event help fund cutting-edge prostate cancer research and vital public awareness
campaigns that highlight the importance of early detection.

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month and for two decades the HBIA has been holding a 1-mile walk for survivors and 5K run to raise awareness as well as much needed funds to ensure we are able to continue providing support, education, and advocacy to the Acquired Brain Injury community of Hamilton. The day always promises to be exciting, empowering and fun for all.

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month and for two decades the HBIA has been holding a 1-mile walk for survivors and 5K run to raise awareness as well as much needed funds to ensure we are able to continue providing support, education, and advocacy to the Acquired Brain Injury community of Hamilton. The day always promises to be exciting, empowering and fun for all.

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month and for two decades the HBIA has been holding a 1-mile walk for survivors and 5K run to raise awareness as well as much needed funds to ensure we are able to continue providing support, education, and advocacy to the Acquired Brain Injury community of Hamilton. The day always promises to be exciting, empowering and fun for all.

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month and for two decades the HBIA has been holding a 1-mile walk for survivors and 5K run to raise awareness as well as much needed funds to ensure we are able to continue providing support, education, and advocacy to the Acquired Brain Injury community of Hamilton. The day always promises to be exciting, empowering and fun for all.

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month and for two decades the HBIA has been holding a 1-mile walk for survivors and 5K run to raise awareness as well as much needed funds to ensure we are able to continue providing support, education, and advocacy to the Acquired Brain Injury community of Hamilton. The day always promises to be exciting, empowering and fun for all.

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month and for two decades the HBIA has been holding a 1-mile walk for survivors and 5K run to raise awareness as well as much needed funds to ensure we are able to continue providing support, education, and advocacy to the Acquired Brain Injury community of Hamilton. The day always promises to be exciting, empowering and fun for all.

Taking place Saturday, June 14, 2025, local businesses, community members and medical partners will come together for this event to raise funds and bring awareness about the importance of liver health in a way that is inclusive, fun and supportive to all Canadians. It will be an open day event with liver-health activities and education. Participants will have the opportunity to cycle through the different active lifestyle stations, with a focus on liver health.

Create a colourful planter for your deck, patio or balcony at the Erland Lee Museum, 552 Ridge Road, Stoney Creek on Saturday, June 14th from 10 am to noon. Cost is $45.00

West Highland’s Annual Car Show is Back!
Calling all drivers and car enthusiasts—get ready to rev your engines! 

 Date: Saturday, June 14
 Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM (Check-in opens at 9:00 AM)
 What to Expect: An exciting car show featuring classic and unique vehicles, free BBQ lunch, and awesome prizes!

Driver’s Breakfast
As in previous years, the breakfast is our special way of thanking you for being part of the show. It will be served at 9:30 AM before the event begins. If you’ve already registered, don’t forget to let us know if you’ll be bringing a guest!
Register for the breakfast here.

The Steam Museum is pleased to welcome the Canadian Society for Contemporary Iron Arts (CSCIA) for a public Iron Pour! Artists will be on site forging pieces in a live furnace and demonstrating how to use scratch blocks to create works of art from cast iron. Visitors will be able to speak with artists, watch demonstrations, and purchase a scratch block to make their own iron designs on site (limited quantities available).

Enjoy free admission to the museum to view the amazing iron work of the 1859 Pumphouse engines and miniature train rides operated by volunteers from the Golden Horseshoe Live Steamers club.

Furnace will be ready to pour iron at 2 pm.

Train Rides will be running from 11am to 3pm.

Join the Royal Hamilton Yacht Club for the 4th Annual Jumpstart Regatta in support of Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities. Enjoy games and activities on the lawn, watch the sailboat race, enjoy live music, and register your boat in the walkathon style fundraiser! Pick your favorite boat here! Individual Fundraisers - Surf and Turf Regatta 2025