In the heart of lower Hamilton, this former cotton mill built in 1900 is a prime example of adaptive reuse. The former site of the Imperial Cotton Co. has been transformed into a creative industries complex, with space for workshops, studios for artists and office space for creative professionals. Film and TV productions, photographers and special events are also drawn to the building by its unique aesthetic and its historic charm.
270 Sherman Avenue North, Suite 228,
Hamilton ON, L8L 6N4
The Cotton Factory provides a great backdrop for your film or photography project, with a variety of interior and exterior settings to suit your needs.
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Are you looking for office space, co-working space or a studio to get creative in? With a number of great options available you will just love working here.
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November 15th – January 15th in the CoWork Gallery
Large-scale works on mixed media works on mylar
“I started these paintings after the death of someone I loved dearly. I began to think that all the paintings that I created where about that loss, seeking to honour the memory by helping me remember every detail, but then slowly, I began to realise that the paintings were about all the losses, mine, yours and those of strangers. Greif is ubiquitous and inescapable, we all feel it, fear it, and carry it with us, in our own ways.” – Corinne Duchesne
Opening Reception November 15, 2024. 6 PM – 9 PM
Mill Building Hallway Gallery
A project conceptualized by the Niagara Falls National Heritage Area funded through a grant from the New York State Health Foundation and led by photographers/artists Sara Heidinger, Kaleigh Day and Ja’nae Bradberry.
This exhibit is the first installment of a larger project capturing images and stories of members of the Highland Community in Niagara Falls, NY, including youth at The Connection.
A TECH CONFERENCE DEVOTED TO TRANSFORMATIVE CHANGEExperience a dynamic day of insightful discussions, interactive workshops, and networking opportunities, all in the unique and historic setting of the Cotton Factory. Discover how technology is propelling us toward a greener and more connected future, and be a part of the conversation that will shape our tomorrow.
SPOTLIGHT DeShaun Jones Music Industry Consultant/A&R/Curator Hamilton Arts Week 2021 is a city-wide celebration aimed to showcase the resilience and resonance of Hamilton’s creative community with an array of digital presentations.tttt As part of this year’s celebration, the Hamilton Arts Council will launch the first BIPOC hART MUSIC SERIES which will feature 4 signature presentations with the goal…
NOURISH Nourish (verb): to provide a healthy environment for growth, to care for and sustain, to feed and strengthen. Nourish is an art event that provides the perfect opportunity for photographers and photo-based artists to showcase their work. All styles are welcome, provided they exhibit a unique and creative approach to the theme. ELIGIBILITY: Open to emerging artists from Hamilton,…
