Who doesn't love the Christmas holidays?
It's a time of year spent with family, relaxing around a roaring fire with a mug of hot chocolate in hand and is a wonderful opportunity to relax from our busy lives while enjoying what truly matters.
However, if that sounds like just an awful way to spend your holidays, you might want to head down to Hamilton Place on December 1 for a much different take on Christmas
Actress and wellness advocate Mariel Hemingway sits down with West of the City to talk health, her new website and finding balance.
As summer approaches, artist Julia Veenstra is imagining a sun-laden oasis. “This time of the year, you start dreaming about going away and being able to lay out somewhere,” she says. That's the inspiration for her latest creation. “I just finished it and I'm in love with it,” she says.
Against a backdrop of smoke stacks and nestled amongst the beauty of 57 acres of parkland, lies Burlington's very own swan lake.
Grow inspiring ideas for your garden this spring with Canada Blooms the Flower & Garden Festival from March 14 to 22 at Toronto's Exhibition Place in the Direct Energy Centre.
West of the City is pleased to announce another one of our popular Girls Night Out events is in the works!
The Zaks Family Foundation Third Annual Spring Extravaganza will take place at Oakville's Le Dome Banquet Hall on April 26.
Burlington's white-hot fashion show is back for it's 6th year, presented by the Auxiliary to Joseph Brant Hospital.
Feel the music at the RBG this summer with Red-hot Jazz & Cool Blues.
Popular classical vocalist Sarah Brightman is making her way to Copps Coliseum in Hamilton for a concert, albeit a little later than originally planned. The singer, who performs in a number of different languages, was scheduled to play Copps in January but had to reschedule and her concert