Little Free Libraries in Burlington and Hamilton
Looking for a new read? Check out our coverage on #BurlOn’s Little Free Libraries, and swap out an old favourite, for a new summer read!
Looking for a new read? Check out our coverage on #BurlOn’s Little Free Libraries, and swap out an old favourite, for a new summer read!
What Can We Do During Lockdown? Hamilton and Halton (and almost all of Ontario) have moved into Grey Zone which means we are even more limited on what we can do during this extended break. But here are some ideas to answer the question “What Can We Do Now?”
Updated December 24, 2020 Updated info on ice skating in Burlington, Hamilton and Oakville. This winter you will find us rink-side tying up our skates and zooming around the outdoor skating rinks. Here is where all of the outdoor ice skating rinks are so you can join us! While Public Health is continuing to encourage …
Having fun with kids in tow doesn’t have to cost a lot with these 8 free and cheap things to do in Hamilton.
Bronte Creek Park in Oakville is part of the Ontario gradual re-opening, and starting Friday, May 15th, here is what you can expect Bronte Creek Park to look like at your visit.
Our very own Janelle is a Chudleigh’s superfan and she’s back with her tips and tricks on how to make your next trip to Chudleigh’s Entertainment Farm in Milton the best it can be.
Corn Mazes are a ton of fun, and they’re a super-easy way to be outdoors and socially distanced from others.
Fall is my jam, and nothing beats a family trip to a one of the many local pick your own apple orchards. Every year we load up on more-than-we-can-carry apples, then we cart them home and search for delicious ways to use them all up. As a result, I fancy myself an apple sous chef, …
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Burlington is full of fun events and activities. But this year, we’ve been organizing our own fun, like you have been! Here we’re rounding up 5 of our fave free things to do in Burlington at any time of day, so you can try them, too!
Hiking with kids in Hamilton and Halton is a perfect way to soak up some vitamin D and enjoy the calmness (and social distancing) that nature brings. Any excuse to get outdoors is a great excuse!
When the summer temperatures rise there is no better way to cool down than at one of the 9 splash pads or outdoor pools in Burlington! Cannonball!
Just in time for the hot temperatures, splash pads and wading pools in Hamilton are opening up again for the season! You’re almost guaranteed to have at least one within walking distance or a just short drive or bus ride away. Pack a picnic and take a fun trip to one of these parks!
We’ve got all of your splash pads and swimming pools in Oakville so you can cool down all summer long!
Creek Walking is one of the best ways to cool down in nature. Nothing is more refreshing and grounding than dipping your toes into cool, flowing water. Here are our favourite spots for creek walking in Burlington.
Great news for fans of African Lion Safari – they’ve reopened and you can enjoy their drive through Game Reserves from the comfort of your own vehicle now!