Cathie Coward

3 weeks ago | thespec.com | Cathie Coward

Fashion design students at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School have been busy crafting items to help improve end-of-life care at a Hamilton hospice. In addition to pillow cases being made for patients at Margaret’s Place Hospice, the students embarked on a project creating hand-sewn, palm-sized hearts called Hearts for Hospice.

1 month ago | thespec.com | Cathie Coward

You are the owner of this article. You have permission to edit this article. Home Photos The annual Spring Tide Bulb Show in the Gage Park Greenhouse will include a flower market, workshops and family activities daily from March 7 to 16, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Admission and parking are free.

2 months ago | thespec.com | Cathie Coward

The Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG) is launching Alice in Bloomland, a floral exhibit inspired by “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” running from Feb. 1 to March 30. The display will feature 25,000 flowers, including thousands of orchids, set against large-scale artistic installations. The exhibit, which will be open Tuesday through Sunday, aims to provide an immersive indoor experience during the winter months.

2 months ago | thespec.com | Cathie Coward

Hamilton’s Black History Month celebration began Friday afternoon with a special event at the Hamilton Public Library, where two influential Hamiltonians were inducted into an initiative honouring Black contributions to the city. The event, hosted in partnership with the City of Hamilton and the library, celebrated the lives and legacies of Rev. George Horton and R&B singer Haydain Neale. The event marked the launch of a month-long series of activities across the city.

2 months ago | hamiltonnews.com | Cathie Coward

Hamilton’s Black History Month celebration began Friday afternoon with a special event at the Hamilton Public Library, where two influential Hamiltonians were inducted into an initiative honouring Black contributions to the city. The event, hosted in partnership with the City of Hamilton and the library, celebrated the lives and legacies of Rev. George Horton and R&B singer Haydain Neale. It also marked the launch of a month-long series of activities across the city.