Take in the sights and sounds of the holiday season with the Belleville Festival of Lights lighting display at Jane Forrester Park! This year’s display features three new installations: an interactive snowman photo frame, “Belleville” ASL finger spelling sign and a special display honouring the Kort family.
Every 1st Saturday of the month – get your Balkan Folk Dance Lesson and Party!
All-ages – from toddlers to grandmas! No experience necessary – super beginner-friendly, open and welcoming. Lesson 7-8pm, party 8pm til late!
Dance on the plaza, weather permitting.
Rotating dance teachers from different backgrounds – Greek, Macedonian, Serbian, and beyond!
Do you know traditional circle dances from the Balkans? Let us know if you’d like to join the teaching rotation!
Take in the sights and sounds of the holiday season with the Belleville Festival of Lights lighting display at Jane Forrester Park! This year’s display features three new installations: an interactive snowman photo frame, “Belleville” ASL finger spelling sign and a special display honouring the Kort family.
Take in the sights and sounds of the holiday season with the Belleville Festival of Lights lighting display at Jane Forrester Park! This year’s display features three new installations: an interactive snowman photo frame, “Belleville” ASL finger spelling sign and a special display honouring the Kort family.
Belleville Public Library's Adult Chess Club is for ages 18 and up. The club meets every Monday at 5:30pm. Bring your own chess board or borrow one from the library and meet with fellow chess players for a friendly game. All skill levels are invited to this informal, self-led program. To register call (613) 968-6731 ext. 2037 or email [email protected]. Drop-ins are welcome, but we encourage you to register if you'd like notifications about any updates or weather related cancellations.
Take in the sights and sounds of the holiday season with the Belleville Festival of Lights lighting display at Jane Forrester Park! This year’s display features three new installations: an interactive snowman photo frame, “Belleville” ASL finger spelling sign and a special display honouring the Kort family.
Join us every Wednesday evening for Midweek Mussels at The Local Social House, overlooking the Moira River in Downtown Belleville. We feature fresh, East Coast mussels, served by the pound with your choice of three house-made sauces: a classic Garlic & White Wine, a warm and aromatic Thai Coconut Curry, or a bright and comforting Pomodoro. Each order comes with grilled bread for dipping and a small arugula side, making it a cozy, satisfying midweek meal. Add a glass of wine or a side of frites to make it the perfect night out. Midweek Mussels is designed to feel welcoming and relaxed — a chance to slow down, share good food, and enjoy great company by the river. Whether you’re catching up with friends, planning a date night, or simply treating yourself, we’d love to have you. Every Wednesday The Local Social House • 211 Coleman St., Belleville everyone welcome.
Free Parkinson's Dance Classes every Thursday from 10:30 to 11:30am at the Quinte Ballet School
Join us at the Belleville Art Association Gallery Downtown Belleville for our January Show Opening. This is your chance to meet some of the Association’s established and emerging artists and be amongst the first to view their new creations.
New Beginnings Opening Reception at the Belleville Art Association Saturday January 10th 2 pm to 4 pm Show runs from Jan 6th to Jan 31st The gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm
Belleville Public Library's Adult Chess Club is for ages 18 and up. The club meets every Monday at 5:30pm. Bring your own chess board or borrow one from the library and meet with fellow chess players for a friendly game. All skill levels are invited to this informal, self-led program. To register call (613) 968-6731 ext. 2037 or email [email protected]. Drop-ins are welcome, but we encourage you to register if you'd like notifications about any updates or weather related cancellations.
Biennial Indigenous Show at Gallery 121 January 13th, 2026 – Feb.7,2026 Reception: Saturday January 17th 2 – 4 p.m. Gallery 121’s much-anticipated Biennial Indigenous Show is just around the corner. We are excited to present some wonderful and unique art pieces created by a medley of artists from Tyendinaga, Deseronto, and surrounding areas. We hope that you will be able to experience our opening reception that will include a smudging ceremony, Indigenous foods and entertainment by David Maracle. The Gallery Members will also be showing works that they have created over the holidays. What a wonderful way to start 2026!
Biennial Indigenous Show at Gallery 121 January 13th, 2026 – Feb.7,2026 Reception: Saturday January 17th 2 – 4 p.m. Gallery 121’s much-anticipated Biennial Indigenous Show is just around the corner. We are excited to present some wonderful and unique art pieces created by a medley of artists from Tyendinaga, Deseronto, and surrounding areas. We hope that you will be able to experience our opening reception that will include a smudging ceremony, Indigenous foods and entertainment by David Maracle. The Gallery Members will also be showing works that they have created over the holidays. What a wonderful way to start 2026!
Join us every Wednesday evening for Midweek Mussels at The Local Social House, overlooking the Moira River in Downtown Belleville. We feature fresh, East Coast mussels, served by the pound with your choice of three house-made sauces: a classic Garlic & White Wine, a warm and aromatic Thai Coconut Curry, or a bright and comforting Pomodoro. Each order comes with grilled bread for dipping and a small arugula side, making it a cozy, satisfying midweek meal. Add a glass of wine or a side of frites to make it the perfect night out. Midweek Mussels is designed to feel welcoming and relaxed — a chance to slow down, share good food, and enjoy great company by the river. Whether you’re catching up with friends, planning a date night, or simply treating yourself, we’d love to have you. Every Wednesday The Local Social House • 211 Coleman St., Belleville everyone welcome.
Come hang out and listen to vinyl records with us! BRING YOUR VINYL: We’ll play a song or side MAKE A REQUEST: Choose something from our collection to make a request WIN VINYL: Enter the draw for a chance to win a mystery, previously loved, vinyl record Note: Occasionally we do a themed music night. Please check our website for more details.
Hang It Up Belleville is a hands-on workshop designed to remove the fear and guesswork from hanging pictures and wall décor. You’ll learn when to use a screwdriver versus a drill, how to choose the right anchor, and how to hang items securely without damaging your walls. This session is practical, supportive, and focused on building real confidence through hands-on practice. You’ll Learn: * When to use a screwdriver vs a drill * How to choose the right anchor for different wall types and weights * How to measure, mark, and level correctly * How to drive screws without stripping or cracking drywall * How to hang pictures and décor securely the first time You’ll Receive: Hands-on experience using a drill and anchors, and the confidence to hang items securely at home without second-guessing or making extra holes. This is for: Women who want their home to feel finished but don’t want the frustration, mess, or fear of “doing it wrong. Women who want to feel more confident using basic tools Homeowners or renters tired of crooked frames and wall damage. Anyone who’s avoided hanging things because they’re unsure or nervous Beginners welcome — no experience required By the end: You’ll be able to confidently hang pictures and wall décor using the right tool and anchor — and trust yourself doing it. AND Receive a wall anchor starter kit valued at over $25 Be sure to save your spot. Hang it right the first time. Limited to 8 spots Join Us, Build your confidence – hands on Hang It Up is a hands-on DIY workshop for women focused on using drills and anchors with confidence to hang pictures and wall décor properly.
Biennial Indigenous Show at Gallery 121 January 13th, 2026 – Feb.7,2026 Reception: Saturday January 17th 2 – 4 p.m. Gallery 121’s much-anticipated Biennial Indigenous Show is just around the corner. We are excited to present some wonderful and unique art pieces created by a medley of artists from Tyendinaga, Deseronto, and surrounding areas. We hope that you will be able to experience our opening reception that will include a smudging ceremony, Indigenous foods and entertainment by David Maracle. The Gallery Members will also be showing works that they have created over the holidays. What a wonderful way to start 2026!
Free Parkinson's Dance Classes every Thursday from 10:30 to 11:30am at the Quinte Ballet School
The Music Machine – DJ Christopher Born and raised in Toronto, DJ Christopher developed a lifelong love of music through late-night radio and the iconic CFNY 102.1, The Spirit of Radio. His early years were spent immersed in the Queen Street West club scene, shaping a deep and eclectic musical taste. Now based in The County since 2020, The Music Machine is a journey through the sounds he’s collected over a lifetime—blending brand-new indie discoveries with timeless classics. Expect anything from emerging UK indie tracks to vintage gems by Stevie Wonder, The Rolling Stones, or The Stone Roses, with the occasional surprise from Massive Attack or New Order. No two sets are ever the same.
The Parrott Gallery invites you to a new photography series called “Captured Perspectives.” Local photographer Stephanie Trattner will be giving a special presentation titled “Between Ideal and Reality” on Thursday, January 15, 2026. Join us in the third-floor meeting room at 6:00 p.m. for our first Third Thursday presentation in this series. Meet Stephanie and enjoy a beverage and some light refreshments – all are welcome! The presentation begins at 6:30 p.m. Stephanie Trattner’s photography exhibition “Between Ideal and Reality” is on display in our Corridor Gallery from January 6 to February 12, 2026.
Belleville Jazz society presents the Third Thursday Jam night, hosted by Dan Douglas, and joined by some of the best local jazz players! Bring your instrument or come and listen. Doors open: 6:30 Music: 7:30 – 10:00 Pay what you can Licensed venue Snacks and refreshments available
Biennial Indigenous Show at Gallery 121 January 13th, 2026 – Feb.7,2026 Reception: Saturday January 17th 2 – 4 p.m. Gallery 121’s much-anticipated Biennial Indigenous Show is just around the corner. We are excited to present some wonderful and unique art pieces created by a medley of artists from Tyendinaga, Deseronto, and surrounding areas. We hope that you will be able to experience our opening reception that will include a smudging ceremony, Indigenous foods and entertainment by David Maracle. The Gallery Members will also be showing works that they have created over the holidays. What a wonderful way to start 2026!
Paul has been performing live acoustic music for over 20 years. Bringing alternative rock, classic rock, pop, grunge, Celtic and country favorites you know and love — all stripped down, high-energy, and perfect for a great night out.
Biennial Indigenous Show at Gallery 121 January 13th, 2026 – Feb.7,2026 Reception: Saturday January 17th 2 – 4 p.m. Gallery 121’s much-anticipated Biennial Indigenous Show is just around the corner. We are excited to present some wonderful and unique art pieces created by a medley of artists from Tyendinaga, Deseronto, and surrounding areas. We hope that you will be able to experience our opening reception that will include a smudging ceremony, Indigenous foods and entertainment by David Maracle. The Gallery Members will also be showing works that they have created over the holidays. What a wonderful way to start 2026!
Please join the Members of Gallery 121 in celebrating their Biennial Indigenous Show which runs from 2 – 4 p.m. on January 17th. All of your senses will be awakened through the magical music of David Maracle, a smudging ceremony inspired by Rebecca Maracle, delicious Indigenous Foods prepared by Ross Maracle and the visually unique images, paintings and sculptures captured by Indigenous Artists, and 121’s member artists.
The Parrott Gallery invites you to the Opening Reception for “Drawings and Paintings” by Hew Elcock on Saturday, January 17, 2026, from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Hew will bring a captivating selection of artwork spanning several years, including his incredible drawings and their corresponding paintings. He is a native of Montreal, and his artwork can be found in collections across Canada, the U.S., England and Australia. Everyone is welcome to this free event, light refreshments will be available. “Drawings and Paintings” will be on display in Gallery 1 from January 17 to February 21, 2026.
The Parrott Gallery invites you to the Opening Reception for “Blitz Kid – Illustrations from the Book” by Graham Metson on Saturday, January 17, 2026 from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Blitz Kid features 21 mixed media works highlighting the artist’s personal experiences of the London Blitz as seen through the eyes of a child. Also included are a series of mixed media works entitled London Suite, dating from the 1970s. Everyone is welcome to this free event, light refreshments will be available. “Blitz Kid” will be on display in Galleries 2 & 3 from January 17 to February 21, 2026.
Melodi is an alternative/folk/soul singer-songwriter from Peterborough, Ontario. Her influences range from old jazz, blues and soul to the heavy, dark, indie folk of today. Her pensive, haunting, and occasionally sullen lyrics are expressed by an impassioned, soulful voice using playful melodies, resulting in a work of art that parallels the dichotomy between the realities of love and life.
Sunday Jam at UpFront features Backtracks with Steve Fralick and friends. The Jam is held on the 3rd Sunday of each month from 1 – 4 pm. All welcome! Doors open: noon Music: 1 – 4 pm No cover BYOG (guitar) Licensed venue Snacks and pastries
Belleville Public Library's Adult Chess Club is for ages 18 and up. The club meets every Monday at 5:30pm. Bring your own chess board or borrow one from the library and meet with fellow chess players for a friendly game. All skill levels are invited to this informal, self-led program. To register call (613) 968-6731 ext. 2037 or email [email protected]. Drop-ins are welcome, but we encourage you to register if you'd like notifications about any updates or weather related cancellations.
Our Jan meeting will be held Jan 19th at 7 PM. Our main speaker is Yvonne Buys who will be speaking about her Wellington Times weekly column and new book “Look What Flew Through The County”. She retired to the County in 2020 after a 30 year career as an academic ophthalmologist at the University of Toronto. She quickly became interested in birding as Prince Edward County is unique within Canada as a birding hotspot. Please join us at Maranatha Church on Monday Jan. 19th at 7 PM (located at 100 College St W). All are welcome to this free meeting.
Biennial Indigenous Show at Gallery 121 January 13th, 2026 – Feb.7,2026 Reception: Saturday January 17th 2 – 4 p.m. Gallery 121’s much-anticipated Biennial Indigenous Show is just around the corner. We are excited to present some wonderful and unique art pieces created by a medley of artists from Tyendinaga, Deseronto, and surrounding areas. We hope that you will be able to experience our opening reception that will include a smudging ceremony, Indigenous foods and entertainment by David Maracle. The Gallery Members will also be showing works that they have created over the holidays. What a wonderful way to start 2026!
The Belleville Festival of Faith is a free educational event that showcases diverse faith traditions and beliefs. The 2026 event, from January 20-22, features three panel presentations at the Belleville Public Library, with three speakers each night sharing different faith perspectives, followed by a Q&A session. Tuesday, January 20, 6-8pm: Nature and Mortality Wednesday, January 21, 6-8pm: Gender Roles and Equality Thursday, January 22, 6-8pm: Health and Longevity For event details, visit the festival website: bellevillefaithfest.com
Tuesday music series featuring Bad Tractor and guests.
Biennial Indigenous Show at Gallery 121 January 13th, 2026 – Feb.7,2026 Reception: Saturday January 17th 2 – 4 p.m. Gallery 121’s much-anticipated Biennial Indigenous Show is just around the corner. We are excited to present some wonderful and unique art pieces created by a medley of artists from Tyendinaga, Deseronto, and surrounding areas. We hope that you will be able to experience our opening reception that will include a smudging ceremony, Indigenous foods and entertainment by David Maracle. The Gallery Members will also be showing works that they have created over the holidays. What a wonderful way to start 2026!
Join us every Wednesday evening for Midweek Mussels at The Local Social House, overlooking the Moira River in Downtown Belleville. We feature fresh, East Coast mussels, served by the pound with your choice of three house-made sauces: a classic Garlic & White Wine, a warm and aromatic Thai Coconut Curry, or a bright and comforting Pomodoro. Each order comes with grilled bread for dipping and a small arugula side, making it a cozy, satisfying midweek meal. Add a glass of wine or a side of frites to make it the perfect night out. Midweek Mussels is designed to feel welcoming and relaxed — a chance to slow down, share good food, and enjoy great company by the river. Whether you’re catching up with friends, planning a date night, or simply treating yourself, we’d love to have you. Every Wednesday The Local Social House • 211 Coleman St., Belleville everyone welcome.
The Belleville Festival of Faith is a free educational event that showcases diverse faith traditions and beliefs. The 2026 event, from January 20-22, features three panel presentations at the Belleville Public Library, with three speakers each night sharing different faith perspectives, followed by a Q&A session. Tuesday, January 20, 6-8pm: Nature and Mortality Wednesday, January 21, 6-8pm: Gender Roles and Equality Thursday, January 22, 6-8pm: Health and Longevity For event details, visit the festival website: bellevillefaithfest.com
Come hang out and listen to vinyl records with us! BRING YOUR VINYL: We’ll play a song or side MAKE A REQUEST: Choose something from our collection to make a request WIN VINYL: Enter the draw for a chance to win a mystery, previously loved, vinyl record Note: Occasionally we do a themed music night. Please check our website for more details.
A fun night of games with your friends! Bring your own game or choose many available at our cafe. Win prizes! Doors open at 6pm $5 cover goes towards your first drink Licensed venue Snacks and refreshments available
Biennial Indigenous Show at Gallery 121 January 13th, 2026 – Feb.7,2026 Reception: Saturday January 17th 2 – 4 p.m. Gallery 121’s much-anticipated Biennial Indigenous Show is just around the corner. We are excited to present some wonderful and unique art pieces created by a medley of artists from Tyendinaga, Deseronto, and surrounding areas. We hope that you will be able to experience our opening reception that will include a smudging ceremony, Indigenous foods and entertainment by David Maracle. The Gallery Members will also be showing works that they have created over the holidays. What a wonderful way to start 2026!
Thanks to the Belleville Senators for this great intro to Belleville!
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