Downtown London is the place to be this Canada Day. Experience fun activities, delicious food, live music, and amazing fireworks. There’s something for everyone to enjoy downtown this Canada Day.

Kick off Canada Day early at Night Market London 

On Tuesday, June 30, start the celebration early by heading to Dundas Place for Night Market London. Hosted by the London Heritage Council, this interactive, family-friendly street festival will feature local artists, musicians, street performers, artisans, and a variety of food, drink and small business vendors.

Experience community and culture at Canada Day London

The celebration continues on Wednesday, July 1, with Canada Day London on Dundas Place from 12 – 11 p.m. Join London Heritage Council once again as they bring together the diverse cultures and people that make up our city. Experience live music, unique vendors, kids activities and more.

End Canada Day on a high note in Harris Park

On the evening of July 1, the City of London and Centro by Old Oak present live music, food trucks and fireworks in Harris Park.

The celebration begins at 6 p.m. with giant games and activities happening throughout the park. Londoner’s can also grab a savoury bite or a sweet treat from one of the many local food trucks onsite.

The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) Entertainment Zone, will feature live music, including London and area artists as they pay tribute to London’s bicentennial through original song. Then, starting at 7 p.m., performers La Tribu, Lua Sol, take the stage, followed by headliner John Muirhead at 9 p.m.

Fireworks light up the night sky 

Canada Day fireworks in Harris Park remain one of London’s most anticipated summer traditions. With recent road improvements around Harris Park, Londoners are encouraged to plan their route and get there early to find a spot for the show. The fireworks finale begins at approximately 10 p.m.

For all the Downtown for Canada Day details, including the full entertainment lineup, fireworks viewing locations, road closures and more, visit london.ca/CanadaDay.