Brambleberry Farm is nestled in the beautiful Murray Hills. This farm has been open as a pick-your-own business for over 35 years. Explore the farm as a family experience, pick some tasty fruit in season, stay for a picnic and enjoy the opportunity to learn how your food is grown.

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Opened in 2017, this facility was built to accommodate services that were previously provided out of several fragmented pre-amalgamation (1998) facilities. The 9,300-square-metre (100,000-square-foot) building is home to repair and storage areas, truck wash bays and staff amenity areas. Tours will be available, starting at 10 a.m.

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Dahlia May Flower Farm is a small, family-run farm that specializes in cut flowers. With an 1885 Victorian farmhouse, a charming farm stand, an 18-metre (60-foot) greenhouse full of flowers and a rolling field of blooms during the summer, this property offers spectacular visual appeal. Enjoy this opportunity to connect directly with the growers who produce these gorgeous crops.

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This house was built in 1917 by Dr. Farncomb, who ran his practice from his home. In the 1950s, the house was turned into five apartments. The Degroot family purchased the home in 1968. Pierre and Candace Lauzer then purchased the home in 2007 and have since lovingly restored it and converted it into a bed and breakfast establishment.

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In 1916, Robert J. Graham – prominent businessman and Belleville's former mayor – started building his summer home, now known as the Montrose Inn. This excellent example of antebellum architecture was designed by Toronto architect Eustice Bird and took two years to complete. The inn has had new owners and décor since May 2015.

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Join the National Air Force Museum of Canada and view more than 100 years of aviation history. From aircraft in the airpark to simulators inside, they have hours of entertainment for the whole family. Just minutes from the 401, and fully accessible, this site is free to visit during Doors Open Quinte West.

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Working on your family tree? Thinking about it? The research facilities and library at the Quinte Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society (OGS) can boost your research efforts. Come in and meet the volunteers, always willing to help with your project. At 1 p.m., the monthly meeting will feature Steve Fulton, president of the OGS, who will be speaking.

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The Quinte Animal Hospital offers medical, surgical and diagnostic care for cats and dogs. Their team of two veterinarians and eight staff provides compassionate, individualized care for every patient. During Doors Open, tour the facility – including the X-ray room, surgical suite and the lab. The team will be on site to share their expertise and answer any questions.

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Quinte Waste Solutions is the municipal recycling service that has collected recycled materials in the community for over 25 years. At its Trenton location – known as the Material Recovery Facility – they process the household recycling for over 60,000 area households. Come and visit this facility and learn about what happens to your blue box recycling.

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The goal of the Quinte West Gardens-Growing Community is to grow the community by encouraging relationships through gardening, food production, environmental awareness and education. Come and visit them at their new location on Gother Street. During Doors Open, they will conduct site tours and offer samples of their produce.

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Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Trenton Explosion with the library. Engage with our interactive display to learn fascinating explosion details. Transport yourself back in time with early 20th-century clothing and props to take a picture against a virtual historical backdrop. Tickets will be available for this immersive theatre experience October 13.

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The Trenton Greenbelt Conservation area in the heart of Quinte West – at the gateway to the Trent Severn Waterway – hugs the shoreline of the Trent River, providing a perfect setting for picnics, walking, cycling and boating along the Trent River and Bay of Quinte. Staff will be available with displays and information. You can walk from here to Lock One.

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One hundred years ago on October 14, 1918, a peaceful Thanksgiving in Trenton was shattered by a series of explosions beginning around 6 p.m. and continuing throughout the night. Visit Trenton Town Hall - 1861 to view displays, learn the controversial details and hear stories of bravery from the day that the British Chemical plant blew up!

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