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What a deal. In the mood of beer and BBQ? Celebrate Canada’s 150th on Saturday, July 1, with craft beer and gourmet, beer-infused BBQ with Ontario’s first craft brewery, Waterloo Brewing, alongside Wellington Brewery, and StoneHammer Brewing. The fine folks at Waterloo Brewing are offering a 50%
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What to do. Celebrate National Aboriginal Day and the Summer Solstice at THEMUSEUM on Wednesday, June 21 at 5:59am. Yes - 5:59am. Set two alarms. Featuring an outdoor traditional Sunrise Ceremony lead by local fire keeper Al McDonald and community elder Kelly Fran Davis at 5:59AM, followed by
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What to add to your calendar. Summer gets busy really fast, so here's two things coming up that you may want to add to your calendar - Green Light Arts presents "Will You Be My Friend" by Janice Jo Lee at the Conrad Centre for the Performing
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Where to meet people... Are you a fan of meeting new people, beer and drawing? Join fellow hops-inclined artists at Descendants Beer and Beverage (319 Victoria St N, Kitchener) on Monday, June 5 at 6pm. $5 gets you art supplies and an awesome evening of sketching, painting and awesome
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What to drink... It's a great week to expand your cider horizons. Celebrate Ontario Craft Cider Week at these awesome local establishments: Abe Erb, Arabella Park, B@THEMUSEUM, Beertown, The Bent Elbow, The Berlin, The Bruce, and White Rabbit. What to do. Abe Erb Kitchener (151 Charles St.
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Who to hear. It's always great when people visit town and share their experiences with us. CAFKA (Contemporary Art Forum Kitchener and Area) and Musagetes are hosting Kimberly Drew as their next speaker in the Big Ideas in Art and Culture lecture series. Her talk will be at
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Ways to get around. Looking for a new way to get around this year? The Community Access Bikeshare program has just launched their 2017 season and you can get a membership for only $60 + HST. The season runs May through November and they've got five new stations launching
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What to read. Building proper cycling infrastructure has many benefits - for both cyclists, pedestrians and car drivers. So why does North America lag behind Europe? Robin Mazumder just came back from three weeks speaking and traveling through Europe and he has some thoughts on this. What to do. Tonight is
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Where to park. Don't let a little construction, metal fencing and parking lot paving get between you and Taco Farm or White Rabbit. (Okay, a LOT of all of that.) The City of Waterloo has got you covered with additional parking options as the north parking lot at
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What to do. The book for One Book, One Community will be announced this Thursday, April 27. As a community, we read one book, meetup to discuss through the summer and then meet the author in September. More details at their site. I just had to copy and paste this
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What to read. It's not high-speed rail, but it's something. Starting this week, Greyhound will offer buses between Pearson Airport and Waterloo (GRT Charles St Transit Terminal). If you've seen renovation activity at the old police station at 14 Erb St W in
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What to read. The mercury is breaking past twenty this week - and that means (uses Flight of the Concords voice), it's patio time. Here's two lists of patios to check out - and there are some missing new additions too (see news below). ICYMI * Outdoor patios, nanobreweries