Aug
06

Belleville Knows How to Celebrate!

The City of Belleville and the Downtown District play host to many events and festivals all year long. The Belleville Caribbean Festival is a vibrant, annual celebration that brings the rich cultural heritage of the Caribbean islands to the heart of Belleville, Ontario. This year’s Caribbean Festival will be held in Downtown Belleville on Saturday, August 15, 2026, from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. ...

Jul
22

Discover Belleville’s 2026 Guide Is Out Now

Discover everything Belleville has to offer in the new 2026 Visitor Guide, now available at the Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre. As one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities, Belleville combines convenient urban amenities with scenic waterfronts, lively events, welcoming attractions and delicious local flavours. Pick up your free copy and start planning your next adventure! Highlights include the ever-popular Local Gems section, where treasure hunters ...

Jun
03

Living Local

Living Here Conveniently nestled between Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal, Belleville’s location makes it a great home for those who want access to the amenities of larger cities but prefer to live in a quieter community. Outdoor space and seasonal activities are part of daily life. Trails, waterfront access and nearby provincial parks offer options for year-round recreation. Prince Edward County—known for its beaches, wineries, ...

Nov
24

Reel Life: Fishing in Belleville

Belleville offers anglers of all preferences and skills with unforgettable fishing experiences throughout the year. Fall: From the later summer into the autumn, Belleville becomes a major hub for Salmon and Muskie migration. Anglers brave the cooling temperatures in pursuit of these elusive giants, while enjoying the beautiful colours the fall brings. The Bay of Quinte’s reputation as a muskie haven further solidifies Belleville ...