Lukaya Cafe stories · Centremount · Hamilton
Julie, Tuesday music and the tree mural.
Read about the rare tea shelves, Brennagh Burns and Tuesday open mic, and Erin McFadden's mural on the café wall.
Inside and outside
Read the stories behind Lukaya Cafe.
Meet the people connected to the tea shelves, Tuesday open mic and the mural beside the Green P lot.
See what a visit is like →Julie named Lukaya Cafe after her daughter.
Julie named the cafe after her daughter, Lukaya. Inside, rare teas, mismatched cups, books, plants, a piano and Tuesday music fill the room.
Read the story →From Lukaya CafeThe tree tells you you've arrived.
Look for Erin McFadden's tree, guitar, books and cup on the café wall facing the adjacent Green P lot.
Read the story →From Lukaya CafeYour Centremount cafe, just north of Fennell.
Lukaya Cafe sits at 592 Upper Wellington Street on Hamilton Mountain, close enough for a quick cup and distinctive enough to become a regular stop.
Read the story →From Lukaya CafeTuesday open mic brings songs and poetry to Lukaya Cafe.
Brennagh Burns hosts Lukaya Cafe's weekly open mic every Tuesday from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM. You can perform, share a poem or simply listen.
Read the story →From Lukaya CafeMeet Julie, Brennagh Burns and mural artist Erin McFadden.
Julie works behind the counter, Brennagh Burns hosts Tuesday open mic, and Erin McFadden painted the café's tree-and-guitar mural.
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