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The Canada Day celebration brings multiple people together, including friends and family. It’s a heartwarming time to celebrate Canada’s birthday at any day-long event of your choosing. Canada Day is celebrated July 1 of every year since 1867.
Across Canada, people are ready to reflect on our history, attend barbecues, get food, see fireworks, and enjoy activities. Whether you have plans to gather your friends over at your house or head out into the Forest City, here is a list of to-go places to celebrate Canada Day in London.
Ready to celebrate Canada Day in London?
Here are events occurring July 1st, 2025:
Eldon House
1 to 4 p.m. on the Eldon House grounds, 481 Ridout St. N.
Celebrate Canada’s birthday at Eldon House. Take a self-guided tour and enjoy historic lawn games and local entertainment.
Canada Day London
12 to 11 p.m. at Dundas Place & Talbot Street
For 8 years, the London Heritage Council has organized Canada Day London, the city's biggest celebration, starting at 12pm. Reflect on those that have come before us and commit to mutual respect and shared heritage. Celebrate with live entertainment, local vendors and food trucks, a Kid's Zone and more.
Canada Day at the Museum
12 to 4 p.m. at Museum London, 425 Ridout St. N
Honour community, culture and connection at Museum London during a free afternoon of interactive art performances, nature walks and more.
Canada Day at Pioneer Village
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Fanshawe Pioneer Village, 1424 Clarke Road
Enjoy half-price admission at Fanshawe Pioneer Village on Canada Day. Step back in time, grab a hot dog lunch and enjoy live music, traditional fair games and more.
East London Canada Day
1 to 8:30 p.m. at East Lions Community Centre, 1731 Churchill Ave & 8:30 to 10 p.m. at Kiwanis Park for Fireworks
The Argyle BIA is hosting this family-friendly celebration starting at 1 pm, featuring a reptile zoo, arts and crafts, free gym play, a vendor fair and fireworks.
For more information on Canada Day go to the Government of Canada.