Experience the magic of Clayworx with captivating wheel throwing demonstrations, pottery displays and hands-on clay activities for all ages. As the home of the London Potters Guild, the historical 1897 building was the only guild-owned and -operated facility in Canada that is dedicated to the clay arts. Through guided tours, discover how the space evolved into a spectacular arts facility.

Discover the magic of the London Children’s Museum at their new location — designed for children by children! Explore innovative exhibits and interactive play spaces. Experience the new Discovery Lab through family-friendly, nature-inspired crafts. Guests can also engage in a hands-on experience that celebrates the sights and sounds of the Forest City. And immerse yourself in music and dance performances.

Come to the Jet Aircraft Museum and learn about the history of London’s aircraft industry. Trace the growth of the industry and explore the museum’s contributions to life in Forest City, including London’s famous annual air show. Visit the museum’s hangar and explore displays that feature local people who served in the Royal Canadian Air Force.

Embark on a captivating two-hour journey along London’s first road with the Taste of Hamilton Road Bus Tour! Delve into the rich history and vibrant culture of East London as you discover breathtaking tree trunk sculptures, artists’ murals and fascinating historical landmarks. Also enjoy live music and sample delicious offerings from a variety of local food businesses.

Come to Fanshawe Pioneer Village to experience what daily life was like for Londoners between 1820-1920. Enjoy vintage games, try family chores and learn about trades. Try out a historical printing press and take home your creation as a printer's apprentice. Hindu Legacy adds to the excitement with a spectrum of offerings of interactive cultural activities and educational sessions.

The Elsie Perrin Williams Estate is one of the few surviving London estates built in the 19th and 20th centuries. This year, travel back in time and experience the sound of live music from the 1920s. Through interactive guided tours, the Heritage London Foundation will provide you with an enriching journey through this fabulous historical property.

Nestled in the heart of Wortley Village, the Elmwood Lawn Bowling Club offers a beautiful outdoor space for the sport of lawn bowling and a charming clubhouse that was constructed in 1916. Join them to learn more about the sport and try your hand at playing a few ends on their pristine greens. All equipment and instructions will be provided.

Experience Eldon House like never before! Virtually unchanged since the 19th century, Eldon House is London's oldest residence. Follow their historical interpreters as they delve into captivating sights and stories or embark on your own self-guided tour of the house and gardens. Families and children can enjoy various outdoor activities, including classic Victorian lawn games and scavenger hunts.

Discover the Canada Life building, one of London’s iconic landmarks. Through self-guided tours, explore the Dufferin Lobby exhibit — featuring historical photos, artifacts and a selection of the company’s Canadian art collection. Visit the beautifully restored proscenium stage on the 4th floor and immerse yourself in theatrical renderings of past employees’ stories from the company’s rich history.

Discover the Brick Street Cemetery, a cherished pioneer site in London restored to its former glory. Delve into the lives of some of Westminster Township’s earliest settlers with optional guided and self-guided tours. Educational activities are provided for historians old and young, from learning stone masonry to deciphering Christian gravestone symbolism. Become a volunteer to help them preserve their heritage.

Step into the shoes of Sir Frederick Banting, a national hero renowned for his groundbreaking discovery of insulin. Through guided tours and expert commentary, you will discover Banting’s significant contributions to art, medicine and military research. Explore the lesser-known aspects of Banting’s legacy through the Forty for Forty Ink exhibit, which showcases items rarely displayed to the public.

Step into the rich and vibrant history of the 1st Hussars Regiment and Calvary Troop — from its inception in 1856 to the present day. At this museum, visitors can immerse themselves in outdoor displays, attend guided tours and listen to stories of volunteer soldiers’ experiences abroad while serving their nation. Gain insights into their bravery, sacrifices and contributions to history.