Doors Open Guelph: Explore Unique Sites and Attractions For Free This Saturday

It’s time to unlock the doors and explore some of Guelph’s most iconic sites! The city is throwing open its doors for the Doors Open Guelph event this Saturday. Guelph’s event is the kickoff to Doors Open Ontario, which is a province-wide event . The public can visit some of Guelph’s cultural, historical, and architectural sites for free guided tours and interactive experiences from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on April 25th. Participating Locations: Trails Open: Ontario Reformatory – 785 York Road: Guided walks along a trail built by reformatory inmates in 1912, highlighting heritage structures and natural features. Hammond Museum of Radio – 595 Southgate Drive: Founded in 1982 by Fred Hammond, the museum showcases over 2,000 artifacts tracing 100 years of radio, including crystal sets, early broadcasts, and military equipment. Royal City Mission – 50 Quebec Street: Built in 1871 by Henry Langley in Roman Gothic style, the former Chalmers Presbyterian Church now hosts services supporting people experiencing homelessness, including meals and facilities. eMERGE Guelph Sustainability Home 1 – 4 Honey Crescent: This environmental show house demonstrates how upgrades to insulation, systems, windows, and appliances can cut climate emissions by 70 to 80 per cent. eMERGE Guelph Sustainability
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