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Public Hours
Tuesday - Saturday
10am - 4pm


Please ring bell if door is locked.

 

Membership Information

WAHC relies on financial support from individuals, families, union, community organizations, and government grants. Half of WAHC’S annual operating revenue is generated from organizational donations and individual memberships. Our accomplishments in honouring the legacy of working people are directly tied to the generosity of our supporters.

Please choose from the following levels of Membership for a year:

Student, senior and/or unwaged

$15

Basic Membership

$30

Activist Membership 

$100 or installments of $8.50 per month

Ally Membership

$250 or installments of  $21 per month

Supporting Membership

$500 or installments of $42 per month

We accept cheques or a series of post-dated cheques, and VISA, MasterCard, or American Express.

Please fill our Membership Form, and send it either by email to fabiola@wahc-museum.ca or by regular mail.

Attn: Fabiola De Vierna
Workers Arts & Heritage Centre
51 Stuart Street
Hamilton, Ontario L8L 1B5

Tax receipts will be sent out prior to January 31st of the following year.

Please make cheques payable to "Workers Arts & Heritage Centre." If paying by credit card, please complete the membership form including the full number, expiry date and authorization signature.

You can also pay online using Pay Pal.

Individual Memberships

   

By sending your membership, you will be joining other organizations and individuals in supporting this important and relevant work.

In addition to your membership, if you would like to help even more this year by increasing your monthly charitable donation to WAHC, you can either:

Increase your monthly gift donation or make a one time charitable donation. You have the option to send a cheque, credit cards, or online through CANADA HELPS

Thank you for your continued support!

Our Sponsors


Main Gallery:

THE BOILERMAKERS & IRONWORKERS UNION
Camille Turner & Rick Hill

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Entrance:
Custom House History & The Hall of Hamilton Labour
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In our West Gallery:
Punching the Clock: Working in Canadian Factories from the 1840s to the 1980s
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In our East Gallery:
Gateway to the Workers City & Made in Hamilton Industrial Trail
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In our Second Floor Gallery:
Nine to Five: A History of Office Work
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In our Community Gallery:
Just Food: The Right to Food
Canadian and international artists exploring issues around food access
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