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Spring Mill Distillery
Spring Mill Distillery opened after restoring a limestone building built in 1835 that was originally part of Allan’s Mill, the first industrial site in Guelph.
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Youth Orchestra – Concert 3
Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony, Youth Orchestra. Centre In The Square
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Live By Request Vol. 2: Music From Stage & Screen
Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony. Centre In The Square.
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25 Joseph St, Kitchener (Victoria Public School)
The building served as Victoria Public School from 1912 to 1989. After closure, it was renovated and converted into a mixed-use building that includes affordable rental units. The tower was removed in 1960 after it was determined to be unsafe.
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St. Mary Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows Roman Catholic Church
Early on, many parishioners were from German-speaking and Polish-speaking backgrounds. For many decades, the church held separate services for a German congregation. The current church was completed in 1903 and was built in a Latin-cross layout to seat about 1,000…
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Lyle S. Hallman Faculty of Social Work, Wilfrid Laurier University
The building, constructed in 1907, was originally part of St. Jerome’s College/High School. In 2004, it was acquired by Laurier. After renovations, the building became the home of the Faculty of Social Work in 2006.
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14 Erb St W, Waterloo
The building was constructed around 1880 as the headquarters for the Mutual Life Assurance Company.
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Waterloo Public Library – Main Library
The Main Library opened in 1966, replacing the Carnegie Library.
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Design at Riverside
The gallery has operated in partnership with Cambridge Art Gallery and the University of Waterloo School of Architecture since 2004.
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Kaufman Lofts
The building was constructed in 1908 as the headquarters and manufacturing plant of the Kaufman Footwear Factory (later Kaufman Rubber Company), which produced rubber boots and footwear, contributing significantly to Kitchener’s industrial growth. The Kaufman factory was a major employer…
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117 King St W, Kitchener
The building was built in 1895 by William Simpson, who established one of the earliest furniture businesses in the County.
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191-197 King St W, Kitchener
The building was built in 1931 as the headquarters for the Kitchener Public Utilities Commission, which managed water, hydroelectric power, and gas services for the city.
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The Tannery
The building originally belonged to The Lang Tanning Company, started by Reinhold Lang, a settler from Germany who founded the company in 1849. The tannery became very large and important — at its peak it was the largest producer of…
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Rocky
Drayton Entertainment. Hamilton Family Theatre, Cambridge.
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Bridgeport Bridge
Built in 1847, the Bridgeport Bridge crossing the Grand River was originally a wooden structure. In 1897, it was replaced with a steel truss bridge, and in 1934 it was replaced again with a five-span reinforced concrete bowstring arch bridge.
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Galt Public Library
The building, constructed in 1903 with a $23,000 grant from the Carnegie Foundation, served as the town’s public library until 1969.
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Pops & Paints
Kitchener-Waterloo SymphonyLucas Waldin, conductorJessica Gorlicky (JESSGO), speed painterCentre in the Square
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