At this year's Doors Open London, step into the rich and vibrant history of the 1st Hussars Regiment and Cavalry Troop at the 1st Hussars Museum. Visitors and attendees can immerse in outdoor displays, uncover tours and explore stories of volunteer soldiers’ experiences abroad while serving their nation. Gain insights into their bravery, sacrifices and contributions to history!

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.

Embark on a journey through the life of a national hero often overshadowed by his groundbreaking discovery of insulin. With self-guided tours and commentary, delve into the lesser-known aspects of Banting's legacy. The exhibit Diabetes Ink celebrates the empowerment of individuals with diabetes through tattoos, highlighting Banting's London years, his artistic pursuits and significant contributions to medicine and military research.

Step back in time at the Brick Street Cemetery, a cherished pioneer site restored to its former glory. Delve into the lives of early settlers with optional guided or self-guided tours, uncovering tales of resilience and community. Engage in educational activities, from learning stone masonry to deciphering Christian gravestone symbolism. See how they preserve our heritage and explore volunteer opportunities.

The Canada Life building is a London landmark. Come explore the Dufferin Avenue lobby exhibit and a selection of artwork from the company’s art collection. Continue this self-guided tour to the fourth-floor auditorium to enjoy AlvegoRoot Theatre’s revival of the London Life Troupers — the legendary Second World War troupe that entertained service personnel with dance, music and comedy!

Join Carling Heights for Family Open Gym time — featuring sports, games and family fun! Equipment provided; all ages welcome (with a caregiver). Hindu Legacy adds to the excitement with a spectrum of offerings — live music and dancing, traditional food, interactive cultural activities and educational sessions. Join them and celebrate an enriching blend of culture and community engagement!

Join the Carrefour Communautaire Francophone de London (CCFL) for an exhilarating soccer tournament! Interested participants can register here. Delve into the rich history of the development of CCFL and explore their role in promoting the synergies and engagement of their members and partners. Don't miss out on the action and celebration at CCFL!

The Centre of Movement Arts is a non-profit organization that deepens the experience of living through movement and dance. For Doors Open London, they are hosting a one-hour guided tour of Old East Village and journey back 100 years. This adventure, directed by Bizz Varty (founder of the London Dance Festival) features multiple styles by artists and volunteers.

Discover the essence of the world's oldest civilization through informational sessions, delving into Hindu philosophy and religion. Engage with poster presentations on Hinduism and its major rites. Immerse yourself in ancient Hindu chants, prayers and key rituals. Participate in hands-on meditation sessions for mental and physical rejuvenation. Join structured yoga classes, savour diverse Indian cuisine and explore South Asian traditions.

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.

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!

Nestled in Canada's only UNESCO-designated City of Music, this site serves as a premier educational centre. Annually welcoming 20,000-plus community members for various events, the centre offers world-class infrastructure across Talbot College and the Music Building. Witness musicians in action, featuring a public masterclass with pianist Dang Thai Son, student-led tours and the rehearsal of Western's New Horizons Band.

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!

Experience Eldon House like never before during Doors Open! Historical Interpreters delve into unique design elements while visitors embark on self-guided tours of the house and grounds. Step back in time and engage in outdoor activities, including classic Victorian lawn games suitable for families and children. Come and enjoy a day filled with history, exploration and fun at Eldon House.

Constructed in 1916 with a tongue-and-groove exterior, the clubhouse was renovated in 1965 to its current state. During Doors Open, come and see lawn bowling demonstrations and tryouts; all equipment and instruction are provided. Experience the charm of this historical clubhouse while enjoying the timeless sport of lawn bowling in a picturesque setting.

Join the Heritage London Foundation for an enriching journey through this historical house, where guided tours and informative signs illuminate the fascinating tales of Elsie Perrin, Dr. Hadley Williams and their housekeeper. Learn about the estate's post-1934 legacy and explore the Williams' lifestyle through immersive outdoor activities on the expansive grounds. Discover history anew!

There is much to see and do here during Doors Open. Take a tour of the Fanshawe Dam (registration required), or the Watershed Conservation Centre. Enjoy interactive exhibits, games and activities. Explore the Hope and Action Climate Change Festival, kicking off Green in the City. Test-ride e-bikes with the London Bicycle Café. And watch spectacular live birds of prey shows.

Discover life from 1820-1920 at Fanshawe Pioneer Village! Explore how people lived, worked and played in the past. Experience vintage games, try chores like washboard laundry and learn about trades through demonstrations and interactive experiences. And delve into the world of publishing in the past by becoming a printer's apprentice with a historical printing press.

Discover the rich history of this beloved church nestled in London's heart with guided tours of its storied halls and grounds. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of its heritage as organ performances echo throughout the day. Join them for a journey through time and faith, exploring the timeless beauty and significance of its historical sanctuary.

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.

Come and enjoy an immersive experience at this architecture and interior design studio, where visitors can explore the intricate phases of their design process. Discover award-winning projects on display, take virtual tours of completed works, witness a 3D printing demo and engage in creative activities for kids. Unleash your creativity and gain insights into the world of design innovation.

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.

Step back in time to this museum, where visitors can explore artifacts, art and airplanes from the Cold War era. Engage with staff as they offer cockpit experiences and flight simulator sessions. Delve into displays showcasing aircraft pictures, models, jet engines, missiles and more. Discover their Education Program, become a museum member or maybe a volunteer.

Visit Labatt Park, the oldest baseball park in the world! Watch the games featuring under-16 teams from the Great Lake Canadians and Ontario Nationals. Enjoy guided tours at 1 and 3 p.m. and explore the history and stories of this iconic park. Also, enjoy the pop-up exhibit by the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame and Beachville District Museum!

Join the London Children’s Museum for the last time from where it all started! Rediscover iconic artifacts and programs from their decades-long history, featuring meteorite and fossil shows, the Alan Benninger Tin Toy Collection, and hands-on science experiments. Explore 45 years of play through collection cases and share your own memories of play and learning at a postcard station.