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25 January 2026 - 31 January 2026 |
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| 25 January
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Free Youth Curling!Try Curling - For Free! 🥌
Ever wondered if your child or young adult would love curling? Now’s your chance to find out - with your first visit free!
Join us on a Sunday morning where they can slide, sweep and laugh their way through a fun, no-pressure introduction to the sport. It’s the perfect way to see if they enjoy it before signing up!
If after their first visit they love it (which we think they will!), you can register for the rest of the season! Whether it’s the beginning, middle, or end of the season (April) - you can join anytime at the Glanford Curling Club!
✅ No experience needed
✅ All equipment provided
✅ Ages 8-20
✅ Just bring clean shoes with RUBBER soles, warm clothes, CSA approved helmet (bike and hockey helmet permitted) and a smile!
📍 Glanford Curling Club
📅 Any Sunday at 9am
👉 Message us to reserve a spot and check that the club’s open on the day you are interested.
Please note: one free class per child, per family09:00am - 10:30pm
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Winterblooms: A Celebration of Art, Artifacts & FlowersWinterBlooms returns to Dundas, presented by Carnegie Gallery, Dundas Museum & Archives, and Dundas Valley School of Art, in partnership with Mohawk College Continuing Education.
Explore a walking tour across three Dundas locations featuring original artworks and artifacts paired with floral arrangements inspired by each piece.
🗓️ OPENING RECEPTION
Thursday, January 22,
6:00-8:00pm
📍 LOCATIONS
Carnegie Gallery – 10 King St. W, Dundas
Dundas Museum & Archives – 139 Park St. W, Dundas
Dundas Valley School of Art – 21 Ogilvie St., Dundas06:00pm - 08:00pm
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| 28 January
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Seniors Knitting & Crochet ClubLet’s knit for good! Senior Knitting Club — Every Wednesday • 11:00 AM–1:00 PM. Experienced knitters and first-timers are equally welcome—come for the company, stay for the stitches.
Every completed item will be donated and shared with our community, Until project complete and then we will create for family, friends, community or ourselves11:00am - 01:00pm
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| 30 January
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Free Line Dancing Lessons! Grab your boots and join us for a high-energy Line Dancing Night — perfect for beginners and seasoned dancers alike!
📅 Date:
Friday, January 30
⏰ Time:
7:00 PM
💃 What’s Included:
✅ FREE Entry
✅ FREE Line Dancing Lessons
✅ Beginners Welcome
✅ Friendly, Fun Atmosphere
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| 31 January
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New Year New Sleigh Charity Drag BrunchNew year, who this?
As we step into 2026, Pride Hamilton is kicking off the year the only way we know how: with big energy, bigger lashes, and a whole lot of brunch. It’s time to gather your friends, shake off the winter blues, and sashay your way into a fresh year filled with joy and community.
Join us on Saturday January 31, 2026 from 12–3pm at Hamilton Stadium for New Year, New Sleigh, a drag brunch spectacular packed with dazzling performances, hearty brunch bites, and enough sparkle to light up the entire stadium.
This isn’t just a show. It’s a mood. It’s a reset. It’s a chance to start the year surrounded by chosen family, good food, fierce queens, and the kind of laughter that makes everything feel lighter.
Start the Year With a Little Extra Sparkle
Expect glamour. Expect sass. Expect high kicks, high notes, and high spirits. Our performers are ready to bring the heat, the heart, and a few wig-snatching surprises along the way. And our brunch buffet has got you covered, so come hungry and ready to cheer.
We’re also inviting guests to help us spread some new-year kindness by bringing an unwrapped toy or gift for a child or youth, or making a monetary donation to Hamilton Child and Family Supports. Your generosity goes a long way in supporting families and young people across Hamilton as they head into a new year full of possibility.
About Hamilton Child and Family Supports
Hamilton Child and Family Supports (HCFS), formerly the Children’s Aid Society of Hamilton, is a nonprofit dedicated to the safety, dignity, and well-being of children, youth, and families. Serving more than 350 families facing barriers like poverty, unemployment, intimate partner violence, and mental health challenges, HCFS operates with deep respect, equity, and compassion.
They welcome donations of unwrapped toys such as puzzles, dolls, books, board games, art supplies, educational games, and hygiene kits. Monetary donations to their Grateful Hearts program help provide Walmart gift cards, giving caregivers the choice to pick what best suits their family.12:00am - 03:00pm
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