Doors Open Belleville is proudly sponsored by Heritage Belleville, an advisory committee of the City of Belleville.

Presented in partnership with the Ontario Heritage Trust and Doors Open Ontario, this popular community event has welcomed visitors since 2002.

When and Where:
Date: Sept. 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Location: Various locations throughout the city
Admission: Free

What to Expect
Doors Open is your opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look at some of Belleville’s most well-known landmarks and facilities.

Each site will be open to the public free of charge, with knowledgeable volunteers on hand to share information and provide guided tours of their historic and cultural spaces.

The following 22 locations will be participating in this year’s event:

Albert College-160 Dundas St. West

Army, Navy and Air Force Duke of Edinburgh-187 Front St. Unit 201

Bay of Quinte Yacht Club-86 South Front St.

Belleville Art Association – 208 Front St.

Belleville Children’s Safety Village – 129 South John St.

Belleville City Hall – 169 Front St.

Belleville Fire Station #1 – 60 Bettes St.

Belleville Masonic Temple-132 Foster Ave.

Bridge Street United Church-60 Bridge St. East

Community Archives of Belleville and Hastings County – 254 Pinnacle St.

Corby Park Rose Garden-210 Ann St.

Gallery 121-48 Bridge St. East

Glanmore National Historic Site-257 Bridge St. East

Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment Museum – 187 Pinnacle St.

Islamic Society of Belleville – 33 Moira St. West

Meyers Creek Brewing Company-60 Dundas St. East

Mission Thrift Store – 315 Pinnacle St.

Parrot Riverfront Trail – Start at 9 Station St.

Pinnacle Playhouse-256 Pinnacle St.

Quinte Branch of Ontario Genealogical Society-25 Holloway St.

St. Thomas’ Anglican Church-201 Church St.

*Ameliasburgh Heritage Village – 517 County Rd. 19 (Ameliasburgh)

For more information and site descriptions, visit the official Doors Open website, or read our blog about the event HERE.