Discover the timeless art of belly dance with the Rising Moon studio. Take a captivating journey through performances of various styles and satisfy your curiosity during a Q-and-A session. Visitors will also get to experience the beauty of belly dance firsthand through a “dance with us” workshop, immersing themselves in the rhythmic movements of this ancient dance form.

Come to the Royal Canadian Regiment Museum where history is yours to unveil. Through self-guided tours and interactive, family-friendly activities, learn about the history of Canada’s military since the 1860s. Discover Canada’s contributions to major world conflicts, NATO and UN missions, as well as domestic operations. Don’t miss the special programming of military music with pipes and drums.

The hidden history of radar at the Secrets of Radar Museum helps us honour veterans and share their stories. By preserving experiences and artifacts from those who safeguarded secrets for 50 years, the museum allows visitors to learn about the history of radar and its impact. This year, visit the new meteorology exhibit and discover Canada’s contribution to weather radar.

Experience Anglican tradition at St. Martin’s. Built in 1956-57, with additions made in 1963, the church has long connections to the Oakridge community. During Doors Open, tour the church and view artifacts and documents outlining St. Martin’s history. Enjoy church organ performances by the Director of Music. On Sunday, come for a full choral service and a jazz vespers service.

Explore the rich history and stunning architecture of St. Paul’s Cathedral on your own or through a guided tour. Enjoy world-renowned artwork, magnificent pipe organ music and enlightening guest speakers, while enjoying light refreshments. Children are invited to learn about the story of Daniel through Goldy Play. On Sunday, come early for the weekly service or stay late for evensong.

While the Talbot Street Church has changed over the years and its congregation has become more diverse, they remain committed to serving downtown London. During Doors Open, take a guided or self-guided tour. Engage with knowledgeable staff and learn fascinating stories. Listen to the pipe organ. Join a scavenger hunt (and win prizes). And enjoy a complimentary beverage.

Explore urban agriculture and ecological restoration at Urban Roots. Join informative farm tours or get your hands dirty during drop-in volunteer sessions. Browse their affordable farmgate market to purchase fresh, high-quality, organically grown produce — including vegetables and herbs. Discover how they implement sustainable growing practices and impact food security in the London community through hands-on experiences and education.

Discover Wesley-Knox's transformation from a traditional worship space to a vibrant community hub. Explore the church and learn about their Celery Regrowth initiative through guided tours. Enjoy performances by organists, choirs and a barbershop quartet. Try pickleball, sample homemade chili, or visit their hand-bell station. Kids can enjoy arts and crafts activities. Purchase food and support their food inequity program.

Discover Canada’s oldest conservation club, established in 1875. Take lake and land tours with their education guides to learn about this unique natural area – which features many bird species, a freshwater pond, and numerous species of fish and game. Explore the club’s history through displays in the club hall and learn from demonstrations in fly tying, fishing skills and more.