BABA BUDDHA JI GURUDWARA HAMILTON - ON

The Sikh Society of Hamilton, also known as the Baba Buddha Ji Gurdwara, is a Sikh temple and community center located at 86 Covington Street. It is dedicated to serving the Sikh community in Hamilton and the surrounding areas.

 Key features

History and dedication: The Gurdwara was established in 1995 to honor Baba Buddha Ji, a revered figure in Sikh history who served the first six Sikh Gurus. It opened its doors on February 5, 1995, and has since been a central hub for the local Sikh population.

Worship space: The building features two large prayer halls. The first hall is approximately 4,000 square feet, while the second is a more expansive 10,000 square feet.

Community kitchen: A spacious 10,000-square-foot Langar hall provides ample room for community meals and gatherings, promoting equality and selfless service.

Inclusivity: The Gurdwara is a welcoming environment for all, regardless of background.

Accessibility: The facility has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking lot, and restrooms.
Hours of operation: The Gurdwara is generally open daily from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m..

Spiritual guidance: The society provides a peaceful place for worship, spiritual learning, and connection to Gurbani (devotional hymns).

Langar service: A free vegetarian meal is served daily, prepared with prayer and love by volunteers.

Volunteerism: The Gurdwara is supported by a dedicated team of volunteers who maintain the premises and assist with services.

Community events: It hosts various events for the Sikh community in the Hamilton area.

Educational opportunities: The society organizes religious activities and educational opportunities focused on Sikhism.