Burlington's Heritage Week: 18 Free Events Explore City's History & Natural Heritage
Burlington's Heritage Week, set for Aug. 2-9, promises an exciting lineup of 18 free events. The week-long celebration, themed 'Living with Our Natural Heritage, Naturally', explores the impact of heritage designations on property owners and more. All events are free, with some requiring registration before July 31 or until capacity is reached.
Kicking off the week is a guided walking tour of Greenwood Cemetery on Aug. 2. The tour offers a glimpse into the city's history. On Aug. 4, a leisurely walk through Roseland Park will explore its architectural and environmental aspects. The week also includes a Burlington History Trivia Night at the Burlington Performing Arts Centre on Aug. 6. Heritage Week will delve into the controversies and limitations of heritage designations, providing insights into their impact on property owners.
The full list of events is available at burlington.ca/heritageweek. The Heritage Advisory Committee, along with Heritage Burlington and a city planner, have collaborated to organize these activities.
Burlington's Heritage Week, with its 18 special events, offers a unique opportunity to engage with the city's history and natural heritage. From walking tours to trivia nights, the week promises a wealth of activities that are both educational and fun. Don't miss out on this chance to explore Burlington's past and present.
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