Heritage Walks
The Markham Art Council’s Heritage Walks initiative spotlights important historical and cultural sites within York Region through immersive virtual tours.
This web series will show you hidden gems and unique stories from our local community and vicinity – without having to leave your house. To join these virtual tours, visit MAC’s YouTube page. Don’t forget to link and subscribe to our YouTube channel for unique local content.
This programming content has been made possible due to the partnership and support from the City of Markham through their Celebrate Markham funding and Central Counties Tourism.
Heritage Walks - Main St Unionville
Heritage Walks - Markham Village
Heritage Walks - Markham Heritage Estates
Heritage Walks - City of Vaughan
Meet the Filmmakers
Luc Aprile
Luc Aprile is a Markham-based photographer and film-maker. A long-time York Region resident, Luc took up photography at the age of 15. He has worked professionally doing corporate and portrait photography and also enjoys landscape and event photography.
Luc has also recently produced a number of short-format productions aimed at highlighting local historical sites in York Region as well as capturing performances from local artists.
Stefano Ruccia
Stefano Ruccia is a Newmarket-based journalist and content creator. A life-long York Region resident, Stefano has worked professionally in magazine writing, multimedia digital reporting and content creation, as well as radio broadcasting.
Stefano has recently worked on documentary productions to showcase York Region municipalities and what to do locally in a post-pandemic world.
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