Burlington

Located at Burlington Beach, the Pump House has served as a waterworks system, a private residence, and currently as the headquarters of the BurlingtonGreen environmental association, which provides the largest presence of environmental programming for the Burlington community. The site retains original features and includes newer sustainability features and educational elements. Enjoy an exterior tour and engaging all-ages eco-activities.

Appleby United Church is celebrating 200 years in Burlington! Various buildings have served the congregation over the years, with this one being constructed in 1959. It includes a small chapel with artifacts from previous church sites — including a communion table, officers’ chairs and a stained-glass window. During Doors Open, explore the Wall of History and enjoy some refreshments!

St. Luke’s Anglican Church was built on land donated by Joseph Brant’s daughter, Elizabeth Kerr, and Augustus Bates. The church building has a rich history and has undergone many changes over the years. An active congregation, St. Luke's is celebrating 190 years. Come by and visit for tours of the church and cemetery, and some arts crafts for the kids.

Located in Hidden Valley Park, the Burlington Model Railway Club (BMRC) operates out of a building that was previously used as a swimming pool office and change house. During Doors Open, the BMRC's three model railway layouts will be running (weather permitting), featuring model railway equipment from the collections of its members. Fun for railway enthusiasts of all ages!

Masjid Halton is a beacon of light for Burlington’s Muslim community. Established by the Halton Islamic Association, it was built through the community’s hard work and dedication as a primary centre for prayer, learning and recreation. It offers a variety of religious and educational services and is actively working on establishing a new Islamic Centre in a northern Burlington suburb.