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- Oct 1, 2026
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Hamilton is getting a rated ‘R’ circus this October with paranormal thrills and chills (opens the original)
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A new circus is coming to town and itâs filled with fright. Paranormal Cirque IV Nightmare, a dark twist on the circus experience, is landing in Hamilton Oct. 2 to 5, just in time for the Halloween season. Erecting their tent at Eastgate Square, Paranormal Cirque Nightmare is an exploration of what happens when a kid’s eyes close. âIt’s not a traditional circus, Paranormal Cirque. It’s between cabaret, itâs between illusion, between magic and sexy stuff â that is Paranormal,â said Mom
Hamilton's Mystic Ramen is rebranding and relocating to Jackson Square (opens the original)
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Mystic Ramen has rebranded as Mystic Kitchen and is relocating to Jackson Square. The rebrand and move comes a month after the restaurant closed its doors at 51 King William St. The previous location, shuttered due to infrastructure and economic challenges, served its last bowls in August. The new location is at the north end of the Jackson Square food court in what used to be breakfast spot Crack Me Up. âWe live here in the downtown core. Have done for over a decade. We started our business h
From death threats to 27 years in business: Inside Hamilton's custom tattoo revolution (opens the original)
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Hamilton is a tattoo city. A simple walk down any of the main arteries will reveal this. Bowsers, Darth Vaders, flowers and dragons â among other pieces of art â adorn the bodies of countless Hamiltonians spotted on the street. While there are dozens of tattoo shops in Hamilton, Cottage 13 on James Street North is one of the oldest and most well-known parlours. Welcoming longtime tattooist Ned Burwell for a signing of his book âThe Canadian Electric Tattoo Scene (Volume 1)â on Sept. 29,
Best spots to cycle in Hamilton (opens the original)
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 Strap on your helmet and step into the pedals, there are only so many times you can cycle around your neighbourhood. One of Hamiltonâs most underrated attributes is its nature and by extension its biking trails. At 8.2 kilometres in length, the Escarpment Rail Trail is fully paved and as even a grade as youâll get in the city. Either taking you down the Niagara Escarpment from the Albion Falls area or up the escarpment from Wentworth Street, the path offers great views and minimal challeng
Hamilton events this week (opens the original)
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Fall is officially here and the events are starting to reflect it. Harvest season means Reggae AppleFEST and the Ancaster Fair are happening, and Oktoberfest celebrations have begun. If youâre still looking for the last tastes of food-festival season, the Taste of Dundas is also arriving this weekend. All that, a Dolly Parton tribute and more are happening in Hamilton this week. Dundas Driving Park (71 Cross St.) | Sept. 27 at 11 a.m. The restaurant showcase for this has been happening since S
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