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Open-air museum tells the story of rural communities from 1820 to 1920. Pioneer Village Café on-site, campground at conservation area.
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The fair takes place the first two weeks of September. The site is also home to the Western Raceway, for harness racing and 750 slot machines.
A theatre devoted to primarily classic mainstream revival fare by the amateur London Community Players and musical theatre productions companies with a theatrical season running from October to June. There is also an adjoining smaller secondary venue, The Procunier Hall, for primarily alternative theatre in a more intimate setting. Parking available behind the facility.
Chronicles the life and achievements of Canadian Sir Frederick Grant Banting, the discoverer of insulin. Adults $5, students and seniors $4, children under 5 free.
Concerts and events - check the event schedule to see what's on.
Takes place in July and features top professional world music & dance and jazz ensembles from Canada and abroad. Free admission.