Doors Open Belleville is back on Saturday, September 12, inviting visitors to discover the stories behind some of the Quinte area’s most unique buildings and historic sites.
There are 22 participating sites this year, many of which are not regularly open to the public.
Volunteers will share the history, architecture, and significance of each location through guided tours and information displays.
The event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Presented in partnership with the Ontario Heritage Trust as part of Doors Open Ontario, Doors Open Belleville has welcomed visitors to explore the community’s heritage since 2002.
2026 participating sites include:
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Albert College*
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Ameliasburgh Heritage Village
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Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans in Canada, Duke of Edinburgh Unit
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Bay of Quinte Yacht Club*
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Belleville Art Association*
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Belleville City Hall
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Belleville Fire Station No. 1
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Bridge Street United Church*
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Children’s Safety Village
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Community Archives of Belleville and Hastings County
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Corby Park Rose Garden
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Gallery 121*
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Glanmore National Historic Site
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Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment Museum
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Islamic Society of Belleville
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Masonic Lodge
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Meyers Creek Brewing Company
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Mission Thrift Store
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Parrott Riverfront Trail
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Pinnacle Playhouse*
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Quinte Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society at St. Matthew’s Church*
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St. Thomas’ Anglican Church*
*New participating sites for 2026.
For descriptions of each participating site and any location-specific hours, visit the Doors Open Ontario website.
