Come explore the City of Cambridge…
There is no place quite like the City of Cambridge to stay and play during your weekend getaway.
After you have your tickets booked for the show you want to see check out one of the local restaurants located downtown along the Grand River. Enjoy the historic architecture the city has to offer and stay in one of the hotels located a short drive from the theatre.
31 Water St. S., Cambridge
EVO Kitchen & Bar
Locally owned and operated restaurant offering healthy gourmet wraps, sandwiches, salads and more in a casual dining atmosphere. Dine-in, take-out, catering options and a private event space available.
64 Grand Ave. S, Cambridge, ON
Gaslight District
From a year-round calendar of live music and free community events to a curated selection of eating, drinking and shopping experiences, there’s something for everyone at The Gaslight District. Enjoy elevated favourites at the Foundry Tavern, a cocktail and food pairing at The Underwing, or dine in the atmosphere of a French bistro at The French.
595 Hespeler Rd., Cambridge
Blackshop Restaurant
Located right off Hwy 401 en route to the Hamilton Family Theatre Cambridge. Elegant yet casual, featuring inventive and traditional cuisine. Facilities to suit groups of all sizes. Fully accessible with ample parking.
15 Glebe St., Cambridge, ON
The Laundry Rooms Cambridge
The Laundry Rooms in The Gaslight District of West Galt offers some incredible amenities! Guests can enjoy 11,000sf of outdoor garden terrace, tiered seating and conversation pods — as well as fire pits, loungers, and hammock hideaways.
700 Hespeler Rd., Cambridge
Cambridge Hotel & Conference Centre
Full service hotel featuring 138 guests rooms. Closest hotel to the theatre. Award winning full service restaurant & lounge, serving 3 meals daily. Special tour and meal packages available.
40 Dickson St., Cambridge
Cambridge Farmer's Market
Open Every Saturday Year Round: 7:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m offering a local blend of fruit, vegetables and unique artisans.
Grand Avenue South between Main and Concession, Cambridge
Cambridge Sculpture Garden
Nestled along the historic Grand River and joining the Trans Canada Trail, the CSG offers a central oasis to picnic, walk, contemplate, attend an art show, or participate in one of our many children’s art programs.
55 Ainslie St. N., Cambridge
Downtown Cambridge Business Improvement Association
Downtown Cambridge, the heartbeat of the city, sits on the picturesque banks of the Grand River. Originally known as Galt, Downtown features a stunning selection of fine shops and dining establishments. The shopkeepers and restauranteurs of Downtown Cambridge look forward to your visit!
65 Dickson St., Cambridge
Tiny Cakes
Tiny Cakes, a pastry boutique, specializes in life's sweet indulgences. From cupcakes to fancy single serve desserts, french pastries, decadent desserts and sweet croissants, you are sure to satisfy your "sweet tooth" craving.
3400 King St. E., Kitchener
Tri-City Pianos in Kitchener
Kitchener-Waterloo's largest piano dealer.
89 Grand Ave S, Cambridge, ON
McDougall Cottage
McDougall Cottage, a c.1858 granite and limestone labourer's home, is located in downtown Cambridge in the historic factory district on the banks of the picturesque Grand River. This cottage was home for more than a century to two families of hardworking Scots, the McDougalls and the Bairds. Today the Cottage serves as an interpretation centre celebrating Cambridge's strong Scottish heritage.
74 Grand Ave S, Cambridge, ON
Gaslight District
The Gaslight District is a new kind of public place designed to connect people through the act of play with strangers and neighbours—for FREE. It encompasses a 1-acre public square, surrounded by century-old limestone foundry buildings that speak to Cambridge’s past. This pedestrian- friendly space is a new kind of “Infrastructure for the Human Spirit” that helps people play in public in ways that start to define an inclusive community identity.
Kitchener-Waterloo
Region of Waterloo Museums
Discover. Explore. Play. Learn.
Waterloo has four museums across the region including the Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum, Doon Heritage Village, Joseph Schneider Haus, and the McDougall Cottage.