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Things to do in Hamilton this weekend: 2023 Doors Open Hamilton

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Constructed in the 1830s for Sir Allan Napier MacNab, the buildings deteriorated under subsequent owners, but were restored in the 1960s to their original splendour. Today, Dundurn Castle tells the story of the MacNabs and the people who served them (Photo Courtesy of Ontario Museums).
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Some of Hamilton’s most impressive architectural feats will be on display this weekend as Doors Open returns with a diverse lineup of venues.

The annual event is organized by the Architectural Conservancy of Ontario and offers free access to over 30 of the city’s historic buildings

The in-person sites to visit range from a 19th-century castle to a modern art gallery.

The walking tours of Dundas, King William Street, and James Street North will showcase some of Hamilton’s food-oriented businesses, giving visitors the chance to try out different types of food and drinks.

Visit Doors Open Ontario to view all 38 in-person Doors Open sites.

READ MORE: Hamilton pauses mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy for workers

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