Things to do around RBC Place this month

The London Tequila Expo is a chance to explore the world of agave-based spirits all

in one place. 

Enjoy a display of the finest tequilas, live mariachi music, cocktails, beer, food, Lucha Libre wrestling and so much more!

This is a 19+ event so

be sure to bring ID.

When: October 1

Where:

Budweiser Gardens

Source Local is a pop-up food truck event held during Ontario Agriculture Week to help Ontarians feel more connected to local farmers and food producers. 

Come and enjoy lunch, free to the first 200 people and take a moment to connect with some of the producers that grow your food.

When: October 4

Where:

Dundas Place

The Forest City Film Festival (FCFF) brings the best work from film artists connected to SWO, in a juried competition.

FCFF will also include Canadian films of the year, industry workshops and networking, a screenplay competition, filmmaker Q&As, receptions and awards.

When: October 15-23

Where: 

Downtown London

The German Canadian Club of London in partnership with Music Tourism and Toboggan Brewing proudly present an Oktoberfest Celebration!

The festivities will feature traditional dancing, food, a mix of performances of lively polka music and local party bands, and

an outdoor Bavarian

Bier Garten.

When: October 20-23

Where:

The German Canadian Club of London

The Abandoned Village, presented in partnership with ByronScaryHouse,

consists of 5 spine-chilling haunted houses based on tales from within the diaries found when the village was first discovered abandoned way back in 1899...

The attractions will take you off the beaten path as you travel around the village at night.

When: October 20-31

(Thursdays-Sundays)

Where:

Fanshawe Pioneer Village

Imagine Van Gogh, 

featuring more than 200 of the Dutch artist's paintings, is a unique exhibit that brings canvases to life in a vivid, spectacular way.

The exhibition amazes audiences with its grandiose and immersive concept. It allows the audience to enter the artist’s world of dreams; visitors are immersed in a journey to the heart of the artist’s work.

When: October 22 - January 8

Where: 

100 Kellogg Lane

It's that time of year again! London's best holiday party for small and medium-sized businesses is back and tickets are available now!

We hope your organization will join us this year for Christmas at our Place!

The event will take place on Saturday November 26 from 6:00PM until 1:00AM, with a cash bar, buffet dinner, dancing and great door prizes!

Tickets are $70 per person (includes all applicable tax and service fees). 

If you don’t have a final number of guests yet, that’s okay. Final order confirmation and payment are due by November 11, 2022.

Visit rbcplacelondon.com/christmas or

email JoyG@rbcplacelondon.com for details.

September 30, 2021 marked the first observance of a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, following the identification of hundreds of unmarked burials at former Indian Residential School sites.

Recognizing this day was one of the first steps in a long journey towards understanding and meaningful reconciliation.

September 30th is also recognized as Orange Shirt Day, an Indigenous-led grassroots commemorative day inspired by the story of Indian Residential School Survivor Phyllis Webstad.

To honour the children who survived the Indian Residential School system and remember those who did not, RBC Place London staff will be wearing orange on September 30. 

Learn, Reflect, Donate

We encourage everyone to take some time to learn about the stories of the First Nations, Inuit, and Metis peoples and the ongoing legacy of Indian Residential Schools in Ontario by clicking the "Learn More" button below. You can also donate to various indigenous organizations through the organization CanadaHelps.org by clicking the "Donate" button. 

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