Radio Arts Hamilton

At the corner of King and Caroline Street in downtown Hamilton, Radio Arts is a project that celebrates the cultural footprint of this growing neighbourhood.

Hamilton is a city with an identity of its own and encourages elevation, artistic design and celebration of its cultural heritage.

Own a piece of history. Register at https://radioarts.ca

🍂 WELCOME FALL! Today is officially the first day of Fall 2022 and these striking orange leaves are making this beautiful building pop!

🗝 The Gartshore-Thomson Office Building was originally built around the turn of the 19th century by Alexander Gartshore and once had its own stunning view of Hamilton Bay when it stood on the southwest corner of Stuart and Caroline Streets. In 1992, the building was donated to the City of Hamilton by the Fracassi Family and is used today for meeting spaces and public washrooms.

🏞 Surrounding this building, Bayfront and Pier 4 Park stands. These parks also have historical aspects, with Bayfront Park once being a landfill until the City of Hamilton revived it, along with Pier 4 Park which was man-made!

🔎 Hamilton has so many historical facts and secrets to unfold and explore. A beautiful city full of life.

Hamilton is known as the Waterfall Capital of the World – they’ve gained this epic name from having over 130 stunning waterfalls in and around the city.

Finding balance between an urban lifestyle and nature escapes, Radio Arts is positions at the centre of Hamilton’s beauty.