Explore the world of youth robotics at Burlington Community Robotics! Tour the facility, learn more about the award-winning FIRST Robotics Competition team, and try driving one of their robots. Kids can even make their own mini-robot to take home! See how the team has inspired future innovators by building skills, confidence and community — one robot at a time.

The Burlington Masonic Temple is home to several Masonic lodges and one Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. The current meeting room, located in the heart of downtown Burlington, was constructed from 1953-54. During Doors Open, come and explore the lodge, learn about the history of the world's largest fraternal organization and ask questions of experienced guides.

Step inside this beautiful 1956 chapel to discover intricate carvings by renowned sculptor Dora de Pedery Hunt, vibrant stained-glass windows by artist Yvonne Williams and a magnificent Casavant Frères pipe organ. Rich in artistry, craftsmanship and sacred heritage, the chapel offers a unique opportunity to experience an architectural and cultural treasure.

St. Luke’s Anglican Church was built on land donated by Joseph Brant’s daughter, Elizabeth Kerr and Augustus Bates. The church building has a rich history and has undergone many changes over the years. An active congregation, St. Luke's is celebrating over 190 years. Come by and visit for tours of the church and cemetery.

Nestled beside the Royal Botanical Gardens with a backyard apiary, this 1930 church, whose congregation was established in 1871, is a welcoming place of worship and thriving performing arts venue for music and theatre. Come discover its beautiful sanctuary with exquisite stained-glass windows, and its hidden gem of a black box theatre.