Before this church was constructed, a general store stood here. But it was destroyed by fire and the congregation bought the property and built this church. The inaugural service was held here on February 24, 1895. The pipe organ was installed in 1925. A 1970 addition made room for a minister’s office. And, in 2013, the elevator was installed.

Saint Alban the Martyr was built in 1875, but they only got electric lights in 1899 — a year after the bell tower was installed. In 1951, the parish hall was built and named after the Rev. William Luxton who died suddenly in 1952. The narthex was built in 1985 with money left to the church by the Bennett family.

Hidden away in the park district of Georgetown you will find a log cabin. This little gem was built circa 1843 in Chinguacousy Township, but was moved to its current location in 1917 to serve as the clubhouse for the Georgetown Lawn Bowling Club. It is still being actively used to this day. A great example of adaptive reuse.

The original structure on this site, known as the Thom Building, was built by local photographer John Strathearn Thom to accommodate his photography studio. This purpose-built gallery, which opened in 2012, includes equipment that uses strict environmental controls to display art. Today, the collection comprises primarily Canadian historical and contemporary works of both local and national significance.

The Lambton County Archives supports local genealogical and history research — with highlights that include local newspapers, land records and census records. Explore unique documents and photographs from the collection. Take a rare behind-the-scenes tour of the collection's storage vault (not normally accessible to the public). Learn about the history of Lambton County through this fascinating collection.

The first recorded meeting of Saugeen Lodge #197 was held in 1868 under dispensation from the Grand Master. The original charter was signed by the Most Worshipful Brother Alexander Allan Stevenson. The 150th anniversary of Saugeen Lodge was celebrated in 2018. During Doors Open, visitors can get a rare look inside the culture and practices of this masonic lodge.

Built in 1877 for a branch of Presbyterians affiliated with the Church of Scotland, this handsome church was sold to the United Methodists in 1886. In 1925, the Methodists and other Presbyterians joined and became the United Church of Canada. More recently, the building has undergone many renovations and upgrades, including a new kitchen and opening up the sanctuary.

Commemorating Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee, this building has housed municipal offices, a marketplace, police station and more. With eight floor levels and a 300-seat theatre with balcony — one of a few remaining in Ontario in its original condition — the hall was purchased by the local branch of the Architectural Conservancy Ontario in 1997. Today, it is a thriving performance venue.

The Walkerton Clean Water Centre (WCWC) is an agency of the Government of Ontario, established to help safeguard water resources. They coordinate and deliver education and training for water-system owners, operators, operating authorities and First Nations communities. The facility includes three classrooms and a Technology Demonstration Facility, featuring conventional and advanced water treatment technologies, pilot distribution systems and a laboratory.

Celebrate art, music and culture at Museum London's event! Experience Ron Benner's captivating As The Crow Flies installation and enjoy roasted corn and lime juice (at the maíz a la barbacoa wagon). Celebrate Latin American Heritage Month with local musicians and dancers and try new rhythms presented by Simple Reflections for Artists. Everyone is welcome to join the fun!

Join Multicultural Sunday at the Covent Garden Market, a vibrant celebration of global diversity. Enjoy live music, enticing food vendors and artisan stalls highlighting cultures from around the world. Indulge in delicious eats, immerse yourself in cultural experiences and dance the day away at Rotary Square. Don't miss this opportunity to savour the flavours and rhythms from across the globe!

The Canada Life building is a London landmark. Come and explore the Dufferin Lobby exhibit and take a self-guided tour of the fourth floor to see their corporate art collection and local performers. Don't miss AlvegoRoot Theatre’s revival of the London Life Troupers — the legendary Second World War troupe that entertained servicemen with dance, music and comedy!

This year for Doors Open London, join Oakridge Presbyterian Church for a joyful celebration of neighbourly love and genuine community. Play and enjoy lively games, savour hearty and delectable food, and forge and build connections with fellow neighbours. Delight in multicultural music and prayers, embracing unity amid diversity. Don't miss this vibrant gathering in the heart of Oakridge.

Discover the timeless art of belly dance with Rising Moon Studio's student group. Join them on a captivating journey through various styles, and explore the dance’s evolution through the ages. Experience the beauty of the art form firsthand as you participate in a workshop, immersing yourself in the rhythmic movements and vibrant energy of this ancient dance form.

Experience the transformation of Wesley-Knox from a traditional place of worship to a vibrant community hub. Celebrate their 150th anniversary with guided tours that include stunning stained-glass windows. Enjoy performances by their choirs and barbershop quartet. Try your hand at pickleball on their court, admire their mosaic mural and enjoy homemade chili as you learn about their Project Hope program.

Join the Carrefour Communautaire Francophone de London (CCFL) for an exhilarating soccer tournament! Interested participants can register here. Delve into the rich history of CCFL development in a captivating and amusing exposition. Indulge in a culinary journey with diverse ethnocultural delicacies. Don't miss out on the action, food and celebration at CCFL!

Come and explore the Platinum Training Facility — London's premier martial arts gym. Since 2009, their all-star reputation for high-quality training experiences has set them apart. Recipient of the London Reader’s Choice award for Best Martial Arts Club multiple years in a row, the site offers guided tours and demos. Learn about martial arts like jiu-jitsu, boxing, Muay Thai and more.

Dundas Place beckons as a vibrant hub for shopping, dining and artistic delights. Stretching from Wellington to Ridout streets, it offers a dynamic experience shared by pedestrians, cyclists and motorists. Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere, explore diverse businesses and savour live music and street vendors. Come and experience the lively energy of Dundas Place in the heart of London!

Embark on a captivating journey through the historical tree trunks of Hamilton Road with this exclusive Historical Tree Trunk Bus Tour. Delve into the rich heritage of the area while enjoying live performances by local talent. Be part of the excitement! Prizes will be offered throughout the event, adding an extra layer of fun to this unique exploration.

Experience a blend of old and new at Innovation Works, where historical elements merge with modern comforts. Delight in hands-on art activities and a “growing wall” exhibition by local artists. Enjoy guided tours exploring the building's evolution and social art installations. Musical performances celebrate London's UNESCO City of Music designation. Explore exhibitions on sustainability and relax at the Sidetrack Café.

Discover the London Music Hall of Fame — Canada's only city-specific music hall of fame. Explore the profiles of inductees and musical artifacts, including Guy Lombardo’s Royal Canadians' big band-era relics. With two live venues — The Rosewood Room and The LMA Ballroom — you can also enjoy diverse performances from genres like R&B, soul, jazz and classics from the 1970s and 1980s.

Discover cultural beauty at the London Muslim Mosque! Experience the art of henna designing, Arabic calligraphy and hijab-wrapping. Adorn your hands with intricate henna designs, have your name written in beautiful Arabic calligraphy and feel the elegance of a hijab. Hear firsthand from mosque and city professionals about their professions. Come and discover the beauty of these traditions.

Discover family-friendly interactive activities and special programs across both days. Take a behind-the-scenes look at the 4th Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment, exploring their Council Room in the heritage building's south wing. Engage with re-enactors, enjoy military music, witness the quarter guard and experience an art show spotlighting the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Cyprus. Don't miss this immersive journey!

Embark on a journey through time with a historical tour of this museum, showcasing its development from 1940 to its present-day status as a bustling hub of international air travel. Explore and indulge in artifacts and images detailing its transformation from a Royal Canadian Air Force base to a global connector. Engage in recreational activities including games and outdoor sports.

Experience the magic of Clayworx with captivating wheel throwing demonstrations, pottery showcases and interactive clay activities for all ages. Explore the historical 1897 brick building through guided tours, uncovering its rich history, including the transformative renovations made from 2008-22. Discover how this remarkable space has evolved into a fully accessible arts facility, inviting creativity and inspiration at every turn.