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In the heart of Ottawa, Canada, you'll discover
a beautiful, historic and creative neighbourhood that has been ranked as one
of the best anywhere. In its April 2007 number, enRoute magazine named Hintonburg one of the top ten emerging neighbourhoods in Canada. The same month, Ottawa Magazine said Hintonburg is "hot" and credits our QUAD arts district as the reason residents think we're "cool". Then in June 2007, the Financial Times of London noted that the 'Burg is "thriving again" and the Ottawa Citizen,
in a March 2008 editorial, declared "The changing nature of the
neighbourhood is fascinating to watch... There is a hip, urban edge."
So come explore the living or arts
or business opportunities in Hintonburg
-- you're sure to get a warm welcome.Community news
Coming up in Hintonburg Hintonburg Centennial 5K Run and 1K WalkSunday 13 July Presented by Barbara Ellen Long of Lake Monro Real Estate and the Hintonburg Community Association -- Register now! Parkdale Park, Armstrong Street at Parkdale Avenue Summer Saturday Nights at the Movies Free double-bills presented by the Hintonburg Community Centre, Hintonburg Community Association and its corporate community supporters. The indoor early show is geared to children 5-12 years old and the later outdoor show will be most enjoyed by youth 10-16. Snacks available at reasonable cost.
Parkdale Gallery To 22 June The Barbie Show featuring Laura Lynn Eggleston 229 Armstrong Street in the QUAD, across from Parkdale Market, Wednesday to Sunday noon to 6pm Fritzi Gallery Through 27 June Reid Mclachlan and Clare Brennan 1233 Wellington Street West (at Holland in the GCTC building) in the QUAD, weekdays 10am to 6pm, Saturday 10am to 4pm, Sunday 12pm to 4pm Cube Gallery Through 29 June Homage featuring "one-offs" that are homages to other influential artists. 7 Hamilton Avenue N in the QUAD, adjacent to Parkdale Market, Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 6pm Cambridge Design Gallery Until 19 July Pine and Marble Rock, new paintings by Kathrine Christensen 1282c Wellington Street West near Caroline just west of Holland Patrick John Mills Contemporary Fine Art Gallery Ongoing Red Blood and White Bones featuring Patrick John Mills, Mimi Richard-Golding and Pedro Isztin 286 Hinchey Avenue (off Armstrong, two blocks east of Parkdale) in the QUAD; Friday to Sunday noon to 5pm Gallery 155b Ongoing |
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This is the official site of
the Hintonburg Community Association. Send us an email, leave us a message at 613-798-7987 or write to us at 1064 Wellington, Ottawa, Canada K1Y 2Y3 Web hosting services provided by Infonium Inc ![]()
Our arts-friendly, historic neighbourhood is bordered Scott Street on the north,
the O-Train line to the east,
the Queensway on the south (Highway 417) and Holland Avenue to the west. |
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