TV show filming in Cambridge this week
A camera can see seen on the end on a crane during filming in Cambridge, Ont. (Photo courtesy: City of Cambridge)
KITCHENER -
Cast and crew of the “Hardy Boys” TV series are returning to Cambridge.
The city says they'll be filming scenes for their second season in downtown Galt on August 4.
The “Hardy Boys” is a Corus Entertainment production and streams on Hulu in the U.S., and on the STACKTV channel on Amazon Video.
The show filmed parts of its first season in Cambridge in 2019, including: businesses on Ainslie Street, the Idea Exchange in Queens Square, along Dickson Street, as well as the Cambridge Archives.
Production will have some impact on downtown drivers.
The city says there will be intermittent stoppages on Dickson Street, between Water and Wellington, outside of rush hour. There will also be intermittent stoppages on Ainslie Street North after 9 p.m., between Dickson and Main Street.
The city also says Waterloo Regional Police officers will be on site to direct traffic.
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