Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Kitchener Area

"The Pearl Company is a two-floor creative arts hub, housing performance, event, rehearsal and exhibition spaces. The company is committed to presenting work that draws on all of the arts, including music, visual art, dance, film, spoken word and theatre. The Pearl is home to two different galleries, showcasing work created almost exclusively by Hamilton artists."

"Located at the Milton Fairgrounds 136 Robert Street, Milton, ON. Drop by Saturday mornings, starting May 22, to browse over 30 local vendors. The market is operating safely with approval by the Halton Health Department."

"175 Ferguson Avenue South Features include a creative play area with swings, pathways, benches, trees, a small building containing a sun shelter and washrooms, a multi-purpose court flanked by three junior soccer fields, and a baseball field on the east side of the third soccer field. The park also forms a connection to the trail network, and completes the Ferguson Avenue link between the Escarpment and the Harbour."

"111 Burlington Street East Eastwood Park is a large park in the north end of the city. It provides the community with a variety of facilities, including softball and soccer fields, a basketball court, multi-purpose court, an accessible creative play structure, spray pad, asphalt pathways, and a sun shelter / washroom / changeroom building. A combined sewer overflow tank is located beneath the park, and is designed to improve the water quality of Hamilton Harbour."

"Cozy and delicious, you already know that a tasteful place like Work Progress Kitchen is located along James Street North. A dim-lit eatery that offers a small yet unique menu of glob cuisine, this spot is more proof as to why Hamilton’s James Street North is the absolute best strip for food and beverages."

"GENERAL VIBE:  Urban, Big city, DowntownBEST SEASONS TO SHOOT IN:  Spring, Summer, Fall, ChristmasHIGHLIGHT FEATURES:  Water fountain, Tall trees, Skyscrapers, City streetsTHOUGHTS:  The centre of the city, Gore Park is a really unique-to-Hamilton place if you want to combine urban-vibes with a city park. The fountain in this spot is gorgeous and honestly one of a kind. Exploring the park and some of the nearby areas (like the roof of Jackson Square, for example) will give you tons to work with in an area that most people drive by but never explore on foot."

"It doesn't get much more iconic than Hamilton's Gore Park fountain. This centrepiece of downtown's Gore Park looks majestic from any angle and draws photographers day and night, year-round."

"940 Arvin Avenue, Stoney Creek A woodlot is located at the front of the park and a retention pond is situated at the rear of the property."