Discover
2015
BELLEVILLE
Ex plore Ex pe r ie n ce En joy
Welcome Bienvenue The City of Belleville is a vibrant, thriving community situated on the picturesque Bay of Quinte, centrally located between Toronto and Ottawa directly along Highway 401.
Belleville est une ville dynamique et prospère située le long de l’autoroute 401, près de la pittoresque baie de Quinte, à mi-chemin entre Toronto et Ottawa.
This is a community rich with an inviting blend of urban and rural opportunities. Belleville offers a fine assortment of shops, restaurants, and accommodations, with beautiful natural spaces and waterfront trails. In addition, there is a wide range of cultural attractions, world-class fishing, boating and golf. The City’s family-friendly recreational facilities are second to none and include swimming pools, ice rinks, splash pads and more.
Belleville regorge de possibilités invitantes, tant urbaines que rurales. Elle offre un vaste éventail de magasins, de restaurants et d’établissements d’hébergement, ainsi que de superbes espaces naturels et des pistes sur le bord de l’eau. De plus, on y trouve une foule d’attractions culturelles et des terrains de golf, et on peut s’y adonner à des randonnées nautiques et à des excursions de pêche de classe mondiale. Ses installations récréatives pour toute la famille sont incomparables et comprennent notamment des piscines, des patinoires et des aires de jeux d’eau.
No Belleville visit is complete without taking in one of the many exciting festivals and events that are held throughout the year. Whatever your interests, you’ll find that our community has something for everyone. Explore, experience and enjoy, and most importantly – return. You’re always welcome here!
Une visite à Belleville est incomplète si on ne participe pas à l’un de ses nombreux festivals et événements palpitants, échelonnés tout au long de l’année. Chacun est certain d’y trouver son compte! Venez découvrir Belleville. Amusez-vous et, surtout, revenez nous voir. On vous y accueillera toujours chaleureusement!
Mayor of Belleville
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the Mayor of the City of Belleville, it is my distinct pleasure to have this opportunity to welcome you, on behalf of my colleagues on Council, to the Quinte region. Discover Belleville 2015 is a great resource to help you plan your vacation or day trip in the area. You will quickly discover the amazing amenities in our city; from the unique shops and fine restaurants, to our beautiful waterfront trails, parks and recreational facilities. There are so many things to do in the ‘Friendly City’ you will no doubt enjoy your time here. Thank you for choosing Belleville as your vacation destination. Our hope is that each of you enjoy your time in Belleville and that you return to the Quinte area in the future.
Taso A. Christopher Mayor
Table of Contents Hotels & Motels: 4 Bed & Breakfasts: 5 Casual & Fine Dining: 6, 7 & 8 Fast or On the Go Food: 8, 9 & 10 What to Do:
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Water: Sailing, Kayaking,
Boating, Fishing - 16 & 17
Boat Launches - 18
Harbour Facilities - 18
Hiking, Trails & Conservation
Areas - 19
Parks: 20 - 22 Economic Development: 23 Upcoming Events: 24, 25, 38 - 41 Dog Park and Birding: 26 Concerts on the Bay: 27 Caverns & Caves: 27 Belleville on Bikes & Geocaching: 28 Golf: 29 Museums: 31 The Arts: 34 Theatres: 35 Conferences & Banquets: 42 Road Racing Track: 43 Winter in the City: 44 Outdoor Winter Activity: 45 Maps: 46-48
Belleville & District Chamber of Commerce
5 Moira E, Belleville, ON K8P 2S3 PH (613) 962-4597 info@bellevillechamber.ca
Where everyone is welcome! Activities for all ages & stages. Swimmming, Skating, Walking Track, Gymnasium, Arenas, Workout Studio,
265 Cannifton Road | 613-966-4632 | www.qswc.ca Follow us on Twitter @QSWC | Like us on Facebook at Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre
WHERE TO STAY HOTELS & MOTELS Avalon Motel, 245 N. Front St., 613-966-6622 avalonmotel.com Best Western, 387 N. Front St., 1-800-528-1234 bestwestern.com Canada’s Best Value Inn, 325 N. Front St., 613-968-5353 Comfort Inn, 200 N. Park St., 1-800-228-5150 choicehotels.ca Fairfield Marriott, 407 N. Front St., 1-800-228-2800 marriott.com/YGKFI Holiday Inn Express, 291 N. Front St. , 1-800-465-4329 hiexpress.com Park Lane Motel, 648 Old Highway 2 W., 613-962-5394 Towne Place Suites by Marriott, 400 Bell Boulevard, 1-613-779-1212 marriott.com/hotels/travel/ytrts-towneplace-suites-belleville Travelodge Hotel, 11 Bay Bridge Rd., 613-968-3411 or 1-800-420-3555 bellevilletravelodgehotel.com
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Belleville is the largest urban centre in the Quinte Region and centrally located within the heart of North America. Population: 49,454 (2011 census) Regional Population: 210,000 Waterfront & Ethnic Festival: Free Admission Top 100 Festivals, largest multiday summer festival in South Eastern ON Home of the Cheddar & Ale Trail and Chocolate & Apple Trail Sportsman Boat & RV Show largest in Eastern ON 189km east of Toronto 361km west of Montreal -4-
WHERE TO STAY BED & BREAKFASTS Aisling House, 272 Charles St., 613-969-5220 aisling.ca/index.php Belle Vie Belleville, 194 Lingham St., 613-962-2487 bbcanada.com/13246.html Heritage Charm, 118 Bridge St. East, 613-962-8472 bbcanada.com/9310.html
Inn by the Rose Garden, 144 Bridge St. East, 613-969-2894 innbytherosegarden.ca Place Victoria Place, 156 Victoria Ave., 613-967-8560 placevictoriaplace.ca Savery House B & B, 1763 Hwy #37, 613-477-2684 saveryhouse.com St. John’s Inn, 263 John St., 613-967-5859 bbcanada.com/13029.html The Moira B & B, 21 Elvins Gardens, 613-967-7856 bbcanada.com/themoirabandb The Occasional Scone, 33 Catharine St., 613-779-0326 bbcanada.com/theoccasionalsconebb
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FOOD Casual & Fine Dining Aji Sai Japanese Restaurant, 32 Dundas St. W., 613-966-3939 Belle Pub, 310 Front St., 613-968-5650 Boston Pizza, 180 Bell Blvd., 613-966-2444 Bourbon Street Pizza Company, 5A Market St., 613-779-0803 Buffet Gardens Restaurant, 365 N. Front St., 613-967-7888 Café E, 357 Front St. W. on Empire Square, 613-968-1412 Capers, 272 Front St., 613-968-7979 Captain George’s Fish & Chips, 150 Sidney St., 613-967-8088 Cheech’s Cozy Grill, 207 Front St., 613-962-6969 China Gate, 251 Front St., 613-966-3444 Debbie’s Restaurant, 19 Campbell St., 613-968-5900 Dem Bones Smokeshack & Sports Bar, 13 Bell Blvd. 613-966-1874 Denny’s Family Restaurant, 398 N. Front St., 613-962-6634 Dinkel’s Restaurant & Courtyard, 44 Bridge St. E., 613-966-2556 Earl & Angelo’s Steak & Seafood, 182 Front St., 613-962-1182 East Side Mario’s, 390 N. Front St., 613-962-8440 Foxboro Diner and Take Out, 432 Ashley St., Foxboro, 613-967-0224 Greek Oasis, 690 Sidney St., 613-962-3332 Heather’s Place, 6835 Hwy. 62 N., Sommerville Centre, 613-771-1937 India Curry House, 180 North Front St., 613-968-5731 Irene’s Diner, 470 Dundas St. E., 613-967-1074 Jim’s Greek-Italian Eatery, 326 Front St., 613-967-1444 Jim’s Pizzeria, 326 Front St., 613-967-1444 Kate’s Country Kitchen, 7276 Hwy. 62 N., 613-962-1666 Kelsey’s, 170 N. Front St., 613-967-2400 -6-
FOOD Casual & Fine Dining (continued) La Favorita Trattoria, 248 Front St., 613-779-8993 L’Auberge de France, 304 Front St., 613-966-2433 Linguine’s, 257 N. Front St., 613-962-5444 Little Texas, 290 N. Front St., 613-966-2427 Lone Star Texas Grill, 130 Bell Blvd., 613-962-8677 Modern Café, 190 Front St., 613-962-4182 Montana’s Cookhouse, 170 Bell Blvd., 613-967-9970 North China Buffet, 300 Bell Blvd., 613-771-9988 Northway Restaurant, 205 N. Front St., 613-962-7119 Olympic ’76 Restaurant, 444 Dundas St. W., 613-966-1686 Oriental Wok & Himalayan Cuisine, 59 Dundas St. E., 613-962-9232 Panera Bread, 179 Bell Blvd., 613-967-7758 Paulo’s Italian Trattoria, 38 Bridge St. E., 613-966-6542 Pizza Hut, 268 N. Front St., 613-968-4582 Prime Time Steakhouse, 260 N. Front St., 613-962-5361 Quinte Restaurant, 135 Cannifton Rd., 613-962-1313 Red Rock Canyon, 365 N. Front St., 613-966-8210 Riverside Restaurant & Bakery, 1 Moira St. E., 613-967-4928 Saigon, 110 N. Front St., (beside Metro) 613-966-0045 Sans Souci, 240 Front St., 613-968-2952 Sensuous Up Café, 33 South Pinnacle St., 613-966-8800 Slapshots Bar & Grill, 151 Cannifton Rd., 613-967-3813 Swiss Chalet, 15 Bell Blvd., 613-968-6819 Tandoori Lounge, 366 N. Front St.—Unit 22, 613-968-9696 Thai Garden, 151 Pinnacle St., 613-962-1188 -7-
FOOD Casual & Fine Dining (continued) Thai House Cuisine, 230 Front St., 613-966-7888 The Beaufort Pub, 173 Dundas St. E., 613-966-7060 The Boathouse Restaurant, 32 S. Front St., 613-969-2211 The Coach’s Moustache, 366 N. Front St., 613-967-2424 The Dugout, 644 Dundas St. E., 613-968-5169 The Red Lion, 211 Coleman St., 613-966-2458 The Thirsty Bull Pub, 449 Dundas St. W., 613-779-0980 Toro Sushi Restaurant, 338 Pinnacle St., 613-967-6478 West Side Café, 436 Dundas St. W., 613-966-0365 Wild Wing, 366 N. Front St., 613-967-4848 Window’s on the Bay, (Travelodge) 11 Bay Bridge Rd., 613-968-3411 Yangtze Restaurant, 444 Dundas St. E., 613-966-6600 Your Family Restaurant, 191 Dundas St. E., 613-966-9994 Y’wanna Hav’ a Café, 254 Pinnacle St. (Library) – 199 Front St. (Century Place), 15 Bridge St. W. (Courthouse)
Qu i n te M a l l F o o d Cou r t 390 North Front Street A&W 613-966-4817
Mr. Sub 613-969-7231
Booster Juice 613-779-7202
New York Fries 613-967-8402
Bourbon Street Grill 613-771-0540
Oishii Sushi 613-966-8796
Feta and Olive 613-967-1382
Teavana 613-966-1073
KFC/Taco Bell 613-966-1642
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Fast or On the Go 10 Acre Truck Stop, 902A Wallbridge-Loyalist Road , 401 Exit 538, 613-966-7017 Arby’s, 281 N. Front St., 613-966-1844 A&W, 366 N. Front St., 613-969-9276 Burger King, 298 N. Front St., 613-966-9797 Burger Revolution, 300 N. Front St., 613-966-3388 Cedar Nights, 21 College St. W., 613-771-1311 Crust and Crumb Bakery, 37 Pinnacle St. S., 613-779-1115 Dairy Queen, 74 Dundas St. E., 613-968-8959 Dino’s Pizza Factory, 150 Sidney St., 613-968-3336 Domino’s Pizza, 143 College St. W., 613-962-4949 East Side Franco’s Pizza Express, 652 Dundas St. E., 613-962-1212 Extreme Pita, 365 N. Front St., 613-969-9777 Fruit Fix, 200 Front St., 613-779-8472 Goody’s Pizzeria, 470 Dundas St. E., (Bayview Mall) 613-969-4444 Gourmet Diem, 249 Front St., 613-827-3914 Harvey’s, 233 N. Front St., 613-967-1165 Katrina’s Cakes & Treats, 135 N. Front St., 613-966-1274 KFC 464 Dundas St., 613-962-2907 336 N. Front St., 613-967-6394 Little Caesars, 110 N. Front St., (beside Metro) 613-966-0963 Mary Brown’s Famous Chicken & Taters, 150 Sidney St., 613-967-0202 McDonald’s 274 Millenium Pkwy., (Wal-Mart) 613-962-2705 185 N. Front St., 613-962-7400 470 Dundas St. E., 613-968-5400 -9-
FOOD Fast or On the Go (continued) Mr. Sub 41 Dundas St. E., 613-968-8466 243 N. Front St. E., 613-969-7231 Mr. Zed’s Subs & Burgers, 324 Front St., 613-968-7787 Nova Deli-Maritime Donairs, 200 N. Front St., 613-968-3357 Papa John’s Pizza, 142 N. Front St., 613-771-1155 Papa’s Kitchen Pizzeria, 212 N. Front St., 613-966-7212 Pasta Tavola, 109 N. Front St., 613-779-9739 Pho Viet, 30 Dundas St. E., 613-968-2605 Pita Pit, 305 N. Front St., 613-966-6617 Pizza Pizza, 170 N. Front St., 613-967-1111 Quizno’s Subs, (Reid’s Dairy) 222 Bell Blvd., 613-967-7703 Reid’s Dairy, 222 Bell Blvd. 613-967-1970 Rosemary & Thyme, 417 Bridge St. E., 613-962-9358 Smoke’s Poutinerie, 305 N. Front St., 613-962-2873 Starbucks, 390 North Front St., 613-962-0479 Subway
110 N. Front St. – 366 N. Front St. – 450 Dundas St. E. 49 Dundas St. W. – 219 Millenium Pkwy. – 51 Adams St.
Sweet Escape Dessert & Coffee Lounge, 194 Front St., 613-966-0000 Taco Bell, 336 N. Front St., 613-967-6394 The Hot Dog Factory, 394 Front St., 613-779-0411 Tim Hortons
161 Bridge St. – 165 College St. – 169 North Front St. – 218 Bell Blvd. – 390 North Front St. (Quinte Mall) – 470 Dundas St. E. – 48 Dundas St. W. 902 Wallbridge-Loyalist Road – Hwy 62
Tina’s Pizzeria, 113 Cannifton Rd., 613-966-0241 Topper’s Pizza, 365 N. Front St., 613-813-7171 Wendy’s, 350 N. Front St., 613-967-9636 - 10 -
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Downtown hosts many special events throughout the year – music festivals, sidewalk sales, street dances and gallery tours to name a few. Be sure to check out our Farmer’s Market on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays for a wonderful assortment of fresh local produce. For further information on our downtown visit: rediscoverdowntown.ca
In addition to these shopping experiences Belleville also offers stores and services from recognizable retail names such as Lowes, Home Depot, Canadian Tire, Walmart, The Gap, Staples, JYSK, Homesense, Oshkosh, Michaels, Bed, Bath & Beyond and many more.
owntown Belleville is located in the centre of the City. Here you will find a variety of unique shopping experiences and some of the best dining establishments in the City. Roaming the streets of downtown you will discover galleries, spas, salons, specialty boutiques and theatres.
he Quinte Mall is the region’s largest shopping centre with over 125 stores and services. The Mall includes big box stores such as Chapters, Sears and Toys R Us – and entertainment such as Galaxy Cinemas Multiplex Theatre. For more information visit: quintemall.com
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Belleville
Explore, Experience, Enjoy!
W H AT TO D O SHOP SHOP SHOP SHOP SHOP
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elleville features unique shopping experiences due to its wide range of antique, boutique and specialty shops, many found in the downtown core. Whether you’re in search of collectibles, chocolates, clothing, something exceptional or everyday items…. in Belleville we have it all. Belleville is known for its specialty shops which include Donini Chocolates and Taste of Country - and if you wish to relax the day away, there is a wide selection of day spas to choose from which in c l u d e : B e a u t y W o r k s , Estetika, Joseph Anthony’s, Polish, Studio 237+Glo Day Spa and The Salon+Day Escape.
Belleville Farmers’ Market
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nique Shopping Experiences
Bridal Path Tack Shop Deja Vu Boutique Donini’s Funk-N Gruven A-Z Gourmet Diem High Falls Outfitters Live, Love and Laugh Maple Dale Cheese Reid’s Dairy Ruttle Brothers Scalliwag Toys Stephen Licence
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ailing, Kayaking & Boating Boating is a healthy outdoor activity that’s fun for the whole family. Here, on the sheltered waters of the Bay of Quinte, we are fortunate to have one of the best places to sail in the world. Experience the thrill of sailing and enjoy it for the rest of your life. Each summer the Bay of Quinte Yacht Club hosts camps as well as an Adult Learn-to-Sail Program and a Performance Training and Race Program for youths and adults. Windsurfing and kayaking are also great water sports. There are two locations near Belleville to rent kayaks; Clear Water Design and Kayak-ity-Yak.
Fishing Tackle and Bait Shops Pro Tackle, 43-B Putman, Industrial Rd., Belleville, 613-968-4111 Chesher’s Outdoor Store, 300 Maitland Dr., Belleville, 613-966-8080 Pete’s Prop Shop, 4611 Old Hwy. 2, Belleville, 613-968-2667 - 16 -
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Dragon Boating
Dragon Boating is a popular sport in Belleville which has two Dragon Boat facilities; Belleville Dragon Boat Club which can be reached at 613962-4362 and Quinte Dragon Boat Training Centre which can be reached at 613-967-4643.
F ishing Charters Whether you are looking for salmon,
F ishing in Belleville The Bay of Quinte is the perfect
destination for fishing. We are internationally known for our walleye, and anglers from across North America come to take part in our annual Kiwanis Walleye World competition. The Moira River cuts through downtown Belleville and has many fishermen lining its shores in early May during walleye season. In addition, there are also large and small mouth bass, pike, musky, perch, catfish and other pan fish.
bass, trout, pike, ice fishing or walleye, these charters specialize in the Bay and aim to ensure your fishing adventure is a great success. These charters include boats, seasoned guides and tackle. Bay of Quinte Fishing Charters 613-393-3213 info@westlakewillows.com bayofquintecharters.com Werner’s Angling Adventures 1-416-879-3107 nwernerfishing@hotmail.com wernersadventures.com PB & J Fishing Charters 613-483-8016 pbandjcharters.com Sunrise Cottage Resort and Fishing Charters 613-399-3914 sunrisecottageresort@bellnet.ca sunrisecottageresort.com Hooked For Life 613-848-7881 info@hookedforlife.ca hookedforlife.ca
More information: fishingbayofquinte.com quintefishing.com Merland Park Fishing Charters 613-476-6894 merlandpark@sympatico.ca merlandpark.com/fishing Quinte Ice Fishing Team 613-848-7881 info@quinteicefishing.com quinteicefishing.com Seas the Day Fishing Charters 1-343-333-2800 james_mathias@hotmail.com fishingquinte.com - 17 -
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Harbour Facilities (continued)
Boat Launches Belleville Recreation, Culture and Community Services operates two boat launches on the City’s waterfront - one at the bottom of Herchimer Avenue and the other at South George Street. Both have coin-operated ticket machines for your convenience. Seasonal boat passes can be purchased at the South George Street Canteen, City Hall (169 Front Street) or the Recreation, Culture and Community Services Department located at the Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre (265 Cannifton Road).
Harbour Facilities Meyers Pier, 1 South Front St.
613-967-1906 Meyers Pier offers first class amenities for travelling boaters including: • gas, diesel, pump outs • 160 seasonal and transient boat slips • washrooms, showers & on-site laundry • power & water at every slip • evening security • wireless internet • Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary on site
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Victoria Park, 86 South Front St.
Victoria Park is home to seasonal boaters with power and water at most slips and features: • off-shore fishing on west side • inner green space available for rent (events, outdoor weddings, etc.) • Dragon Boat Racing location • home to the Bay of Quinte Yacht Club, the second oldest yacht club in Ontario and fourth oldest in Canada. Visit: bqyc.org or call 613-966-5931 • Close to Belleville’s extensive waterfront trails located at the base of Riverfront Trail for walking or biking. • Visa, MasterCard, Interact and cash payments • Hours of Operation: (Hours subject to change) • Open early May through mid-October • May, Sept. & Oct.: 5 days a week • June, July & Aug.: 7 am-8 pm, 7 days a week • Harbour Information & Bookings 613-966-4632
Crates Marine
A new addition to Belleville, Crates Marine is a full-service marina with 200 slips to accommodate 16 feet – 80 feet. Crates provides many amenities to ensure your boating season is enjoyable. For further information email: service@cratesbelleville.com or call 1-888-857-7114.
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W H AT TO D O
H iking & Trails The City of Belleville
has over 17 kilometers of multi-use trails that are maintained year round. Waterfront Trails: Kiwanis Bayshore Trail (2,570 meters) Parrott Riverfront Trail (1,610 meters) Riverside Park Trail (5,224 meters) East Zwick’s Trail (1,960 meters) West Zwick’s Trail (1,255 meters)
Vanderwater Conservation Area
H.R. Frink Outdoor Education Centre
The 257 hectare (635 acre) Vanderwater Conservation Area is located 3 km east of Thomasburg off Highway 37, at 512 Vanderwater Road. This lovely outdoor spot is picturesquely located along the banks of the Moira River, where the water cascades over a series of limestone steps. The 15 km of trails explore a wide range of natural environments from mature cedar forests in the low lying areas to hardwood and coniferous forests that cover the slopes and high ground. The Conservation Area is a popular destination each winter for cross-country skiers. A steep ridge runs the length of the property and several spots along the trails afford a scenic view of the land towards the west. 613-968-3434.
Local school boards operate this outdoor education centre located at this 138 hectare (341 acres) Conservation Area. Walk along the Moira River, hike up a steep drumlin and cross a long boardwalk across an impressive silver maple swamp. The Frink Centre continues on the other side of Thrasher Road where the trails will introduce you to horsetails and orchids on the 2km Horsetail Trail. There is also a 500 metre Wetland Ecology Boardwalk that crosses a Provincially Significant Wetland. Located at 381 Thrasher Road, 2km east of Hwy 37. 613-477-2828 fofc.ca
Quinte Conservation
The home base for Quinte Conservation, this area offers an abundance of recreational opportunities. Trails wind through this former farm, past fragrant orchards, open meadows and scenic woodlands. The park area at the mouth of Potter’s Creek overlooking the Bay of Quinte provides a great starting point for canoeists, kayakers and windsurfers. Located at 2061 Old Highway 2, 613-968-3434. quinteconservation.ca.
Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance
Our Riverfront Trail is part of the Eastern Ontario Trails Alliance. The EOTA encompasses trails from the Bay of Quinte to Algonquin Park, and from Northumberland County to the Ottawa Region. For maps and other information visit: thetrail.ca..
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PA R K S GALORE Zwick’s Centennial Park
Riverside Park
The Lions Club Pavilion is a popular venue for concerts on the Bay from June to Labor Day weekend. Zwick’s Park is in the heart of the Bay of Quinte region and the bridge that splits it, the Norris Whitney Bridge, is the main thorough way to Prince Edward County, just south of Belleville.
Conveniently located just off Highway 401, this park is close to the Quinte Mall. Here you’ll find the popular pirate ship play structure and Kiwanis skate park, used for skateboarding and BMX biking. Open from 9 am - 9 pm, the splash park is a great place to cool off from the heat.
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373 Moira St. E.
11 Bay Bridge Rd.
waterfront trails playground soccer fields parking wading pool picnic areas (fresh air or covered)
canteen picnic area washrooms shelter parking baby change stations during the winter a large toboggan hill
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The City of Belleville maintains over 500 acres of parkland at 55 locations throughout the community. Children will enjoy playing at Zwick's Park along the Bayshore Trail or at the Pirate Ship in Riverside Park. - 21 -
PA R K S GALORE Memorial Park, 130 Station St. • Floral Display • Wedding Photos Centennial Park, 335 Bridge St. W. • Sports Field Corby Park, 210 Ann St. • Floral Display • Wedding Photos Lions Park, 70 Station St. • Floral Display • Wedding Photos • Multi-Use Trail Kinsmen Park, 151 Dundas St. E. • Splash Pad • Multi-Use Trail Kiwanis Bayshore Park 21 Keegan Parkway • Sports Field • Picnic Site • Multi-Use Trail Jane Forrester Park, 1 S. Front St. • Multi-Use Trail
Morris Drive Parkette, 38 Morris Dr. • Playground Parkdale Veterans Park, 119 Birch St. • Playground • Splash Pad • Sports Field MA Sills Park, 140 Palmer RD. • Sports Field • Multi-Use Trail Robin Jeffrey Park, 220 Bleeker Ave. • Playground Sir MacKenzie Bowell Park 138 Leland Ave. • Multi-Use Trail • Playground • Sports Field Stanley Parkette, 32 Stanley Park Dr. • Playground Thurlow Park, 516 Harmony Rd. • Playground • Sports Field
Jackson Woods, 110 Finch Dr. • Multi-Use Trail
Tom Gavey Alemite Park, 102 Pine St. • Playground • Sports Field
Victoria Park, 86 S. Front St. • Harbour
West Hill Greenspace, 41 Octavia St. • Playground
RT Potter Park, 82 Dundas St. W. • Floral Display - 22 -
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Belleville offers a prime location for your business.
With a population of approximately 50,000, Belleville serves as the business, cultural, medical, government service and commercial centre for a region totaling over 210,000 people. We are centrally located within the heart of North America, within 500 miles of Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Chicago and NYC making Belleville the ideal setting for your business requiring access to Canadian, U.S. and International markets. With a variety of industrial areas, Belleville has strategically positioned itself to accommodate new growth and development. We are consistently attracting and expanding new businesses from all sectors, with plenty of land and low development costs which supports our commitment to your success and prosperity. For further information on investing in Belleville please contact: Economic & Strategic Initiatives 613-967-3238 ecdev@city.belleville.on.ca
We put you to work.
Michelle Stewart
Winemaker, Hillier Creek Estates 2013 BIOTECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST GRADUATE
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FAMILY FUN
FREE ADM
Easel fun, toy car painting, sidewalk chalk art, block art & more!
SATURDAY, MAY 30TH www.bellevillechamber.ca
Pumpkin carving & painting, fall themed arts & crafts, hot apple cider, farm animal display, horse drawn wagon rides, live Country & Bluegrass music! TH
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 www.bellevillechamber.ca
Christmas Lighting Display at Meyer’s Pier & Jane Forrester Park
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 13TH www.city.belleville.on.ca (opening date tentative)
Nighttime Santa Claus Parade SUNDAY NOVEMBER 15TH beginning at 4:30pm www.bellevillechamber.ca - 24 -
Belleville
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MISSION
Thursday July 9th – Sunday July 12th
West Zwick’s Park, Highway 62 South Onsite Parking $3 or Free Shuttle Bus Service from Downtown Full Midway • Ethnic Food Village • Children’s Attractions Meet & Greets with TV & Movie Characters Main Stage Musical Entertainment including Multicultural Acts Vendor Exposition • Ultimate Air Dogs • Dragon Boat Races
www.bellevillewaterfrontfestival.com www.facebook.com/bellevillewaterfrontfestival
Recipient of Top 100 Festivals in Ontario Award for 2015! - 25 -
Quinte Dog Park
DOG PA R K
For those who enjoy a social experience, try the Quinte Dog Park at East Zwick’s Park. This is a three acre, totally fenced dog park with a double gated entrance for your safety. quintedogpark.com
BIRDING
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Birding is a growing pastime in the Quinte Region. The points of land along the Bay of Quinte and our conservation areas provide excellent opportunities to view migrating birds. From herons to sparrows and sandpipers to warblers, you never know what you will find right here in the Quinte Region. - 26 -
CONCERTS O N T H E B AY
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oncerts on the Bay Concerts on the Bay date back to 1967. The ANAF Veteran’s Association, along with a few keen citizens, had a vision to create a venue for enhancing the summer experience with the sound of music. They joined together and with the support of several local businesses a band shell was constructed. Needless to say, this gave way to an annual tradition, free summer concerts featuring, in most part, local entertainers who also benefited by having the experience of performing in front of live audiences. After 43 years, the band shell was replaced in 2011 with the beautiful Lions Pavillion. Enjoy Lions Club Concerts on the Bay Wednesdays and Sundays in June and July from 6:30-8:30 pm and in August 6:00-8:00 pm. concertsonthebay.ca
Tyendinaga Cavern and Caves
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Descend into the depths and discover a place where time stands still. Make a wish in the clear waters of the wishing well or take a self-guided tour of the side passage and experience the thrill of complete darkness and much more!
BELLEVILLE ON BIKES
Working to make cycling safer in the ‘Friendly City’. bellevilleonbikes.ca
GEOCACHING
Geocaching is an outdoor recreational activity, fun for the whole family. You can hide and/or seek containers, called geocaches or caches. Do this by entering the coordinates into a GPS or compatible mobile device and then set out on the adventure of finding them. A typical cache is a small waterproof container containing a logbook where you enter the date you found it and sign it with your established
code name. After signing the log, the cache must be placed back exactly where you found it. If you want to take something from the cache, be sure to have something to leave behind for the next person to find. Belleville has over 50 caches hidden in the city. To get started go to: geocaching.com
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GOLF
There are 15 golf courses in the Quinte Region with two of Ontario’s premiere golf courses located right here in Belleville.
Black Bear Ridge Since its opening in 2005, Black Bear Ridge Golf Course has continued to grow and improve. Along with BBR’s reputation of providing golfers with turf conditions of the highest possible standard, new additions this year solidify BBR’s position as one of the finest public golf facilities in Canada. blackbearridge.ca Trillium Wood Trillium Wood Golf Club is characterized by mature trees, large greens, elevated tees, rolling bentgrass fairways, picturesque ponds, and strategically placed bunkers. The magnificently scenic 18 holes gives one the sense that they have been part of the landscape for many years. trilliumwood.com
Bay of Quinte Country Club The Bay of Quinte Golf and Country Club is a parkland course, with a natural setting amidst trees, mosses, ferns and grasses; it is a welcoming environment for both golfers and wildlife! bayofquintegolf.com Bayview Golf and Country Club An excellent nine-hole course that caters to individuals learning the game of golf. The layout includes wide open fairways and relatively large greens. A creek is found meandering through the design, but only comes into play on two of the nine holes. Enjoy the 18 hole miniature golf course, fun for the entire family. bayviewgolfingcentre.webs.com Check out their individual websites for Play & Stay Packages! - 29 -
Open Year-Round Tuesday to Sunday
September to May: 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm June to August: 10 am - 4:30 pm Closed Holidays
Glanmore National Historic Site of Canada 257 Bridge Street East, Belleville, ON 613 -962-2329
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MUSEUMS
G lanmore National Historic Site Designated a National Historic Site of
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Canada in 1969 in recognition of its exceptional 2nd Empire architecture. Built in 1882-1883 for wealthy banker J.P.C. Phillips (1842-1912) and his wife Harriet Dougall Phillips (1839-1915). The grand interior includes beautiful hand-painted ceilings and ornate woodwork. Many rooms have been restored to the 1890s. Period room displays containing some original furnishings as well as beautiful objects from the Couldery Collection. The museum cares for an extensive collection of antique furniture, paintings and ceramics. Local history is highlighted in Glanmore’s lower level, and includes the Early Homestead display and Maid of All Work: Domestic Service at Glanmore exhibit. Open year-round. 257 Bridge St. E., 613-962-2329 glanmore.ca
ational Air Force Museum of Canada Explore the museum, including the outdoor airpark featuring Canadian and International aircraft to discover the history of Canadian Military Aviation. The museum exhibits equipment, maps, medals, uniforms, weapons and other tangible pieces of military history donated by veterans and their families. Located at 8 Wing Trenton, Hwy #2, 10 minutes W. of Belleville.
F armtown Park Walk through Heritage Village, our
unique county town from the 1930’s. Visit our one-room school house and explore the Discovery Centre with the amazing collection of toy trucks, tractors and cars. Located in Stirling just N. of Belleville. farmtownpark.ca
Ameliasburgh Historical Museum H astings/Prince Edward Regiment Complex Military Museum Features a collection of uniforms, badges, diaries, equipment, weaponry and other memorabilia. Located in the Armory on the corner of Bridge and Pinnacle St. 613-966-2125.
Explore an array of 14 buildings of agricultural and industrial history featuring a steam engine, art gallery, native displays, log cabin and blacksmith shop. museums@pecounty.on.ca
H astings Heritage Centre Features historical information and
Belleville & District Chamber of Commerce
memorabilia depicting the heritage of Belleville & Hastings County. Located at 154 Old Cannifton Road N. 613-968-5023.
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BELLEVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN
Borrow Books, Movies, Magazines and More
Lounge & Study Space Café Used Bookstore
Free Downloadable eBooks & Audiobooks
Public Computers Copiers Wi-Fi
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Storytimes and Performances March Break and Summer Programs Book Clubs Adult Computer and Tech Training Mon. - Thurs. 9:30 - 8:00 Fri. 9:30 - 5:00 Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 613-968-6731 bellevillelibrary.ca 254 Pinnacle Street, Belleville, K8N 3B1 - 32 -
THE JOHN M. PARROT T ART GALLERY & SHOP on the third floor of the Belleville Public Librar y
Drop in and see our collection original Drop inofand see our collection Manly MacDonald of original oil paintings.
Manly MacDonald oil paintings!
art exhibitions, musical Monthly Art Exhibits, mances, and art classes Musical Performances and Art Classes
Visit the beautiful Visit the beautiful Galle Gallery Shop for unique for unique hand-crafted hand-crafted jewelry, ceramics, and gifts ceramics, andmade gifts m by local artisans.
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Tues. - Wed. 9:30 - 5:00 Thurs. 9:30 - 8:00, Fri. 9:30 - 5:00, Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 613-968-6731 bellevillelibrary.ca 254 Pinnacle St., Belleville K8N 3B1 - 33 -
GALLERIES
The Arts
Gallery 121 Non-profit art gallery providing exhibition space for Belleville and Quinte West artists. Located at 48 Bridge St. E. in downtown Belleville. Please call 613-962-4609 or visit gallery121artists.com Quinte Arts Council Founded on the belief that arts are for everyone and should be accessible to all. Featuring arts from local artisans – come check us out! Located at 36 Bridge St E. in downtown Belleville. For more information call 613-962-1232 or visit quinteartscouncil.org Belleville Art Association Gallery Home to an ever-changing series of exhibitions by the association members. Located at 392 Front St. in downtown Belleville. For more information please call 613-968-8632. John M. Parrott Art Gallery Located in the library at 254 Pinnacle Street in Belleville. Featuring art exhibitions & programs, and an artisan gift shop. 613-968-6731.
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ON WITH THE SHOW
Theatres
The Empire Theatre and Centre for Performing Arts is a 700 seat state-of-theart theatre in downtown Belleville. Top national and international acts consistently make stops and perform here. Some of the top names in music/comedy and more have performed on The Empire stage. Plus fabulous movies on all of the other nights! Rooms for meetings, parties and get togethers are also available. Visit: theempiretheatre.com. Empire Square Live is located adjacent to the Empire Theatre and brings you to the next level of live concert performances. Empire Square has room for you and 3600 friends. This popular outdoor venue is home to the famous Empire Rockfest. For venue details visit: empiresquarelive.com. The Belleville Theatre Guild is now in their 63rd season. A great venue for excellent community theatre in downtown Belleville. You can enjoy five quality plays at a fraction of the cost of a big city production. With a blend of the old and new – plays designed for laughter, tears, debate, and the joy of music. For upcoming performances visit: bellevilletheatreguild.ca. The Quinte Ballet School of Canada is one of Canada’s top five full-time professional ballet schools and is based here in Belleville. The school provides an inspiring, challenging and supportive environment that nurtures talented young people to become world-class professional dancers. Graduates perform in major Canadian and international dance companies. Visit: quinteballetschool.com. The Quinte Symphony has become one of Quinte’s most significant and highly acclaimed performing arts organizations. For over fifty years the symphony has been performing live orchestral music in the Quinte region with world-class performers such as Mary Lou Fallis, Eduard Minevich and Anton Kuerti. The symphony has also featured home-grown talent such as pianist Greg Butler, the Belleville Choral Society, Donna Bennett, Marilyn Woolven and Steven Belanger to name a few. Visit: quintesymphony.com.
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BAY OF QUINTE PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
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The WORLD is COMING… Belleville is hosting 16 countries in May 2016 for the
WORLD FLOORBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS Corporate sponsorship and volunteer opportunities available. Visit: floorball2016.ca Twitter: @WFC2016 or @U19CanadaWF Facebook: facebook.com/U19WFC2016 Email: brett@floorballcanada.org
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EVENTS
Something For Everyone! MAY
MAY
1-3 Walleye World - Live release fishing derby. Prizes, guest speakers, live entertainment. Bay of Quinte - kiwaniswalleyeworld.com or 613-403-3666.
28-31 Plein Air Festival - Whether a participating artist or spectator, there is something for everyone. 613-968-2242
2 Night Kitchen Too - Musicians & spoken word artists. Tickets: Pinnacle Music, Arden Music, Harmony Music or Sweet Escape may be available at door.
30 Family Artfest -West Zwick’s Park, 11am – 3pm. Spring themed arts & crafts of every description - and a chalk art extravaganza!
JUNE
7 Student Art Show - at The Core gallery. Art work displayed in downtown windows during May.
12-14 Shannonville Drag Racing Series – shannonville.com
10 Mother’s Day Tea & Tour - two seatings 12:30pm & 3:00pm - glanmore.ca 15-17 Doomsday Day - 5-7K Obstacle Race with Alternate Routes & Skill Challenges: Trudeau Park, Tweed - doomsdaydash.com 15-17 Motorcyle Race Superseries -Shannonville Motorsport Park – shannonville.com 17 International Museums Day - Open House, Free Admission - glanmore.ca
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13 Shriners on Parade - 1:30pm, provincial conference in town. 20 Summerlicious - Downtown merchants compete for your tastebuds with seasonal ingredients. Enjoy samples, vote for your favourite! 613-968-2242 Night Kitchen Too - Musicians & spoken word artists. Tickets: Pinnacle Music, Arden Music, Harmony Music or Sweet Escape may be available at door.
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EVENTS
Take Your Pick JULY
JULY
1 Canada Day Celebration - 148th birthday at Zwick’s Park - bellevillecanadaday.com
22 Summer Fun at the Museum - Make Old Fashioned Ice Cream, 2-4pm - glanmore.ca
3-5 Motorcycle Race Superseries - Shannonville Motorsport Park - shannonville.com
23-25 Empire Square Rockfest - featuring Hedley, Blue Rodeo with special guest Alan Doyle of Great Big Sea & Tom Cochrane with Red Rider and special guests Big Sugar. empiresquarelive.com
4-12 Family Fishing Week - license free fishing ontariofamilyfishing.com 8 Summer Fun at the Museum - Play Victorian Garden Games, 2 - 4pm - glanmore.ca 9-12 Belleville Waterfront & Ethnic Festival Free admission, midway, Ethnic food village, vendor expo, Dragon Boat races, Sail Pass, musical entertainment (rock/pop/multicultural), Air Dogs & Children’s Village, full of attractions including meet & greets with TV & movie characters. West Zwick’s Park bellevillewaterfront.com 10-12 Shannonville Drag Racing Series shannonville.com 17 Rotary Loves Kids– Party in the Square, downtown in Market Square behind City Hall - partyinthesquare.com
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AUGUST 1-2 Tweed Stampede and Jamboree tweedstampede.com 5 Summer Fun at the Museum Play Victorian Garden Games, 2-4pm - glanmore.ca 7-9 Quinte Ribfest - Fundraiser - Big Brothers Big Sisters Hastings Prince Edward County bigsneeded.ca 7-9 Motorcycle Race Superseries - Shannonville Motorsport Park - shannonville.com 8-9 Tyendinaga Mohawk Pow Wow (28th Annual) - Tsi Tkerhitoton Park Peacemaker Territory - mbq-tmt.org
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Something For Everyone! AUGUST
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14 Downtown Street Dance – Grab dinner on a patio, bring the lawn chairs and get ready to boogie. 613-968-2242 or bdia@downtownbelleville.ca 19 Summer Fun at the Museum - Make Old Fashioned Ice Cream, 2-4pm - glanmore.ca 19-20 Plowing Match & Farm Show Hastings County - Chadwick’s farm near Deseronto. 613-395-5177 - hastingsfarmshow.com 21-23 Shannonville Drag Racing Series shannonville.com 21-23 Tweed Tribute to Elvis Festival 5th Annual - Tribute artist competitions, classic cars, downtown events - tweedelvisfestival.ca
SEPTEMBER 3-6 Quinte Exhibition- 246 Bridge St. W. Includes midway, livestock show, displays, crafts, family fun zone & entertainment. 613-968-3266 - qer.ca
SEPTEMBER
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4-6 Motorcyle Race Superseries Shannonville Motorsport Park - shannonville.com 5 Downtown Bridal Walk- One stop shopping for all wedding needs. Swing by the BDIA office (267 Front St.) on this day to pick up your bridal walk passport and enter to win a grand prize bdia@downtownbelleville.ca 11-13 Shannonville Drag Racing Series – shannonville.com 25-27 Brighton Applefest - brightonapplefest.ca 25-27 Motorcycle Race Superseries Shannonville Motorsport Park - shannonville.com 26 Flavours of Fall Festival- downtown celebration of sights, sounds, scents and taste. 613-962-4597 - bellevillechamber.ca
OCTOBER 9-11 Shannonville Drag Racing Series shannonville.com
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EVENTS
Take Your Pick NOVEMBER 13 Official Lighting of City Christmas Light Display 15 Belleville’s Annual Nightime Santa Claus Parade – 5pm, 613-962-4597 susan@bellevillechamber.ca 29 Hot Cocoa and Holiday Cookies - 2-4pm glanmore.ca
THINGS TO WATCH FOR IN 2016
Feb. 26 - 28, DOCFEST - 5th Annual Downtown International Documentary Film Festival March Quinte Sportsman Boat & RV Show Quinte Home & Lifestyle Show April Quinte Woodcarving Show May, U-19 Women’s World Floorball Championships
DECEMBER
For upcoming community events please visit bellevillechamber.ca
2, 9 & 16 Glanmore by Gaslight- 6:30 - 8:00pm, ticketed event - glanmore.ca
Regional Day Trip Ideas:
Batawa Ski Hill: batawaskihill.com Cheddar and Ale Trail: tourism.bayofquinte.ca Chocolate and Apple Trail: tourism.bayofquinte.ca County Wine Tours: thecountywines.com Farmtown Park: farmtownpark.ca Festival Players of Prince Edward County: festivalplayers.ca L’il Crow Native Arts Centre & Cafe: davidrmaracle.com Montrose Inn Tea Room: montroseinn.ca O’Hara Mill: ohara-mill.org Regent Theatre: theregenttheatre.org Stirling Festival Theatre: stirlingfestivaltheatre.com The Museums of Prince Edward County: countymemorytrail.ca Westben: westben.ca - 41 -
CONFERENCE & BANQUET FA C I L I T I E S CONFERENCES Travelodge 11 Bay Bridge Rd 1-800-420-3555 bellevilletravelodgehotel.com
Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre
Maranatha Church 100 College St W 613-962-2062 maranatha-church.com
Meeting rooms are available at: Fairfield Inn: 613-962-9211 Holiday Inn: 613-962-1200 Towneplace Suites: 613-779-1212 Best Western: 613-969-1112
265 Cannifton Rd 613-966-4632 quintesportandwellnesscentre.ca
BANQUETS The Banquet Centre 1 Alhambra Sq. 613-966-1222 banquetcentre.com
The Belleville Club 210 Pinnacle St 613-962-1239 bellevilleclub.com
The Greek Hall 7 Harder Drive 613-967-1874 thegreekhall.com
Belleville Fish & Game Club 170 Elmwood Drive 613-966-6731 bellevillefishandgame.com
Bay of Quinte Yacht Club 86 South Front St. 613-966-4632 bqyc.org
Thurlow Community Centre 516 Harmony Rd 613-962-8000
Sans Souci 240 Front St. 613-968-2952 sanssoucichef.com
The River Inn, Corbyville 79 River Rd S 613-969-0854 theriverinn.ca
Capers 272 Front St. 613-968-7979 cravings@capers.ca
Also (contact information above): Maranatha Church Fairfield Inn Towneplace Suites
The Royal Canadian Legion 132 Pinnacle St., 613-968-9053
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RACE TRACK
Shannonville Motorsport Park
Shannonville Motorsport Park has a unique track design making it Canada’s favorite road racing facility. From motorcycle racing to drag racing, car events and driving academy schooling this track is busy every day of the week. Join in the fun today, cheering, training, competing or testing.
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WINTER IN THE CITY Belleville offers many great activities during the winter months.
Christmas at the Pier
Santa Claus Parade
Join us for the lighting of the Christmas Light Display at Jane Forrester Park, Nov. 13, 2015. Third year & brighter than ever with new additions!
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WINTER IN THE CITY
Outdoor Skating Victoria Harbour and Zwick’s Park are fun locations for outdoor skating.
Public Skating
Public skating is available at the Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre. Please visit: quintesportsandwellnesscentre.ca for scheduled times.
ICE FISHING
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