Discover our attractions, culture and the arts ... - City of Belleville

Discover our attractions, culture and the arts, shopping, 

dining, entertainment, recreation and much, much more!

Discover Belleville’s 

Treasure... 

Open Year Round 

Tuesday to Sunday - 1 to 4:30 pm 

June, July, August - 10 am to 4:30 pm 

Glanmore National 

Historic Site 

257 Bridge St. E., Belleville, ON 613-962-2329 www.glanmore.ca 

Discover 

what’s in your backyard... 

visit a Conservation Area 

quinteconservation.ca 

613-968-3434 

The CorporaTion of The 

City of Belleville 

Message from the Mayor 

It is my pleasure as the Mayor of the City of Belleville to bring you 

greetings on behalf of my colleagues on Council and welcome you to 

the Quinte area. Situated on the beautiful Bay of Quinte, Belleville is a 

thriving community offering a great deal of activities for visitors as well 

as our citizens to enjoy. 

As you peruse this book you will discover all that Belleville has to offer. 

Our beautiful waterfront trails and parks as well as the great restaurants 

and various entertainment venues will surely create wonderful memories 

of your time spent in the ‘Friendly City’. I am confdent that you will enjoy 

your time in Belleville and our hope is that you will return to the Quinte 

area in the future. 

Neil R. Ellis, Mayor 

Emergency Numbers Hospital 

To report a life threatening Quinte Health Care Belleville 

emergency situation 265 Dundas Street East 

Police- Fire- Ambulance- 911 Telephone: 613-969-7400 

Belleville Police Service Administration After Hours Clinic 

613-966-0882 Bayview Medical Clinic 

Belleville Fire Department Administration 

613-962-2010 

274 Dundas Street East 

Telephone: 613-968-5709 

Ontario Provincial Police 

1-888-310-1122 

Tourism and Visitor Information 

Belleville & District Chamber of Commerce 

The Log Cabin, 5 Moira Street East, Belleville 

Poison Information Telephone: 1-888-852-9992 

1-800-268-9017 or 613-962-4597 

Marine Air Search and Rescue City of Belleville 

1-800-267-7270 City Hall 

169 Front Street, Belleville 

Telephone: 613-968-6481 

Belleville & Area Visitor Pocket Guide 3

Message 

from the 

Publisher 

Gloria Allan 

It has been nine years since we launched the Belleville & Area Visitor 

Pocket Guide and it has grown into a valuable tool. The tourist industry 

was considered to be only a summer season but now there is much to 

see and do year round. We have continued to add information about the 

region so our visitors can get a better sense of what makes Belleville “the 

friendly City.” Users of the Guide, both local residents and visitors, have 

enjoyed the “Day Trips” listed. Too often we miss the treasures that are 

in our own backyard. Visitors to the region know what a wonderful place 

this is and return from time to time. Please use the Guide, patronize 

the advertizers whose participation make it possible to produce this 

publication. Enjoy our special piece of Canada. 

All information in the Belleville & Area Visitor Pocket Guide is believed to be correct 

at the time of publication. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the 

written consent of Allan Graphics Ltd. 

Produced by ALLAN GrAPhics Ltd., 

393 Sidney St. Unit 9, Belleville, ON K8P 3Z9 • 613 969-2242 

Creative Design 

& Fine Printing 

“Our prices are as competitive 

as quality work will allow.” 

Allan Graphics Ltd. 

393 Sidney Street, Belleville 

613-969-2242 • allangraphics.ca 

Table of 

Contents 

Welcome to Belleville.................................................................... 6 

LCBO & Beer Stores.................................................................... 13 

Shopping.................................................................................... 13 

Day Trip to the North ................................................................... 14 

Boat Launches, Museums ........................................................... 16 

Day Trip to the South................................................................... 18 

Libraries, Radio Stations, Activities ............................................... 20 

Day Trip to the East ..................................................................... 22 

Downtown Belleville Events.......................................................... 26 

Golf & Recreation........................................................................ 28 

Entertainment ............................................................................. 29 

Business .................................................................................... 31 

Day Trip to the West .................................................................... 34 

Restaurants ................................................................................ 36 

Hiking Trails ............................................................................... 39 

City Map..................................................................................... 44 

Churches.................................................................................... 48 

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Your Bay of Quinte Country adventure starts here in Belleville. Conveniently 

located off the 401 Belleville boasts many amenities to the Bay of Quinte traveller 

with a fne assortment of shops, restaurants and accommodations. The city is 

a jumping off point for day trips to Prince Edward County, Sandbanks Provincial 

Park, and points north such as Stirling, Madoc and Tweed. Please read and use 

this guide to the City of Belleville so that you can make the most of your visit. 

History 

The earliest known settlement in Belleville was an aboriginal village named 

“Asaukhknosk,” which was later replaced by a the French Mission “Kente,” 

and thereafter named for prominent citizens, “Thurlow Village,” “Singleton’s 

Creek” and “Meyer’s Creek.” In 1789 some ffty United Empire Loyalists settled 

here with the most noticeable being Captain John Walden Meyers, a true 

Renaissance man. Hardworking and resourceful he built a dam on the Moira 

River and erected a sawmill, gristmill and a distillery. Captain Meyers gristmill 

drew settlers from as far away as Napanee and Port Hope to have their grinding 

done. The community soon became known as Meyer’s Creek. The Moira River, 

which winds its way through Belleville, played an important role in the early 

stages of the community’s development. A strong demand for timber with rich 

forests easily excelled to Belleville’s development as a very busy lumber town. 

In the spring of 1816, the Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada, Sir Francis 

Gore, visited the settlement. Inspired by Lady Arabella, the wife of the Lieutenant 

Governor, the residents decided to change the name of the community to 

Belleville in honour of the fair lady. 

The lumber boom peaked with the arrival of the Grand Trunk Railway in 1856, 

which also gave Belleville a link to both Toronto and Montreal. For many years 

the railway was Belleville’s largest employer with Canadian National Railways. 

Construction included a large terminus at the east end of the city that included 

coal chutes, a locomotive roundhouse, a water tower, railway car maintenance 

sheds, a passenger station, and administrative buildings. 

With the lumber trade declining other industries became prevalent in the city 

such as iron foundries, furniture manufacturing, and plants producing wagons, 

carriages, candles, and soap. Belleville also became renowned for it world-class 

cheddar by being situated in the centre of a cheese producing district. 

From its pioneer settlement past to the vibrant community of today, Belleville 

continues to enjoy a diverse industrial base along with strong links to agriculture 

and its waterfront. 

Climate 

Belleville residents enjoy all four seasons with weather moderated by the Bay of 

Quinte and Lake Ontario, which also reduces the severity of summer and winter 


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temperatures. So well adapted are Canadians to life in this climate, rarely do we 

lose a business day to snow or other weather conditions; in each season you 

can expect: 

Winter: December to March: The frst snow of the season arrives and it brings 

snowmobiling, skiing, skating, ice fshing, and other winter sports. A festive 

atmosphere and a tendency to stay indoors and enjoy the outdoors accompany 

winter in Belleville. Average temperature: -4 C 

Spring: April to June: The snow melts and the foliage returns and the maple 

syrup season begins. The weather warms and outdoor activities such as 

walking, biking, rollerblading, and hiking begin. The frst weekend in May brings 

fshermen from all over North America as the walleye season opens on the Bay 

of Quinte with an annual tournament. Average temperature: 13 C 

Summer: July to August: Temperatures are warm and many activities move 

outdoors. Boating, swimming, cycling, golfng, and other outdoor activities are 

abundant. Summer holidays occur for students and most workers. Average 

temperature: 21 C 

Fall/Autumn: September to November: Temperatures become cooler and 

the trees and foliage turn magnifcent shades of red and gold prompting long 

country drives and tourist visits. This is also the time for harvesting crops so 

market places are plentiful with produce. Average temperature: 9 C 

Geography 

The city of Belleville is located on the shores of the Moira River and the Bay of 

Quinte in South Eastern Ontario. With its water access and greenery, this region 

of the province is one of the most picturesque in Ontario. 

Community Characteristics 

The City of Belleville attracts and retains quality people who share in the 

community’s strong rural work ethic. The labour force is strong in the area of 

skilled trades due to the specialized training that Loyalist College has to offer. 

Belleville employers have recognized this quality in the labour force being their 

primary competitive advantage. 

Population (2006): 48,821 

Population Aged 15+ (2006): 40,820 

Average Age of Population (2001): 41.8 

Population within a 25-mile radius: Approx 200,000 

Population density per square kilometre: 197.8 persons 


Galleries 

GAlleRy 121: 48 Bridge Street East 613-962-4609 

QuinTe ARTS CounCil: 36 Bridge Street East 613-962-1232 

BelleVille ART ASSoCiATion GAlleRy: 392 Front Street 613-968-8632 

John M PARRoT ART GAlleRy: Featuring local artists. 254 Pinnacle Street 

613-968-6731 

ARTPluS: 54 North Front Street 613-961-1977 

FuSion: 282 Front Street 613-967-4438 

WATeRFRonT Fine ART GAlleRy: 25 Dundas Street West 

(Belle Harbour Plaza) 

A not-for-profit community arts organization founded in 1967 

serving the entire Quinte region on the belief that 

“The arts are for everyone and should be accessible to all.” 

Visit our gallery/gift shop showcasing the work of our visual artists. 

36 Bridge St. East, Belleville, ON • 613-962-1232 

www.quinteartscouncil.org 

Belleville Art Association Gallery 

392 front St., Belleville 

info: 613-968-8632 

a new exhibition every month. 

One by One Show and Sale 

opening July 21 at the Gallery 

4.30 to 7.30 p.m. 

all paintings for $100 

GALLERY 1 2 1 

48 Bridge St. E. 613 962 4609 

www.gallery121artists.com 

Gallery 121 is a non-profit 

co-operative art gallery 

founded in 1992. 

hours: Tuesday to Saturday 

11am - 5 pm 

gallery121artists@yahoo.ca 

Established in 1972, the Quinte Ballet School of Canada ranks as one of the top 

fve professional ballet schools in the country. The school offers a wide variety 

of dance training programs 

• Full-Time Professional Training Program for 

Youth 

• Post-Secondary Training Program 

• Recreational Program open to children, 

youth, and adults 

• Summer School Professional Program 

(ages 10-20) 

• Summer School Open Program 

(Recreational, ages 10-20) 

• Professional Development Workshops and 

Classes (youth & adult) 

196 Palmer Road, Belleville, Ontario, Canada, K8P 4E1 • 613-962-9274 or toll free 1-866-962-9274 

www.quinteballetschool.com • e-mail: info@qbsc.ca 

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Photo: Dean Buscher Dancers: Grace Sutherland, Jasmin Reville

60 TH 

Anniversary 

Season 

1951 . SIXTY YEARS . 2011 

2011 - SEASON - 2012 

join the celebration 

For our 60th season, we present the fve plays 

we have chosen to refect the variety and 

excellence of our theatrical history. 

JITTERS 

✦ 

LITTLE WOMEN 

✦ 

WAIT UNTIL DARK 

✦ 

PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM 

✦ 

ANNE OF GREEN GABLES 

All 5 PLAYS FOR $75 ✦ 

✦ 

PINNACLE PLAYHOUSE 

256 Pinnacle Street, Belleville, Ontario 

613-967-14 42 ✦ bellevilletheatreguild.ca 

MUSIC & THEATRE 

QuinTe SyMPhony ConCeRT SeRieS - Concert series and special events 

preformed at Bridge Street United Church, Belleville. www.quintesymphony.com 

The eMPiRe TheATRe & CenTRe FoR The PeRFoRMinG ARTS - Award 

winning musical acts and music festivals with performances all year round; 

located on 321 Front Street, Belleville 613-969-0099 

www.theempiretheatre.com 

BelleVille TheATRe Guild - Award winning community theatre group with 

performances from September to May at the Pinnacle Playhouse; located on 

256 Pinnacle Street, Belleville 613-967-1442. www.bellevilletheatreguild.ca 

QuinTe ARTS CounCil - Special shows and series throughout the year 

featuring fne art, literature, performing art and heritage, located on 36 Bridge 

Street East, Belleville 613-962-1232. www.quinteartscouncil.org 

GAlAxy CineMAS - Eight-screen theatre located behind the Quinte Mall. 

For show listings, ratings and times call 613-969-7080. 

QuinTe FilM AlTeRnATiVe - Foreign and indie flms at the Empire Theatre, 

call 613-391-4310. 

SHOPPING 

doWnToWn BelleVille - “The Village” in the heart of Downtown Belleville 

hosts 250 shops and services along picturesque Front and Pinnacle Streets. 

Management offce 613-968-2242 www.downtown.belleville.on.ca 

QuinTe MAll - Over 125 stores, services and food court; located at 390 North 

Front Street, Belleville, 613-968-3571. 

BAyVieW MAll - 50 stores and offces, restaurants, LCBO, grocery; located at 

470 Dundas Street East, Belleville, 613-966-5333. 

FARMeR’S MARkeT - Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at Market Square 

behind city hall on Pinnacle Street, Belleville. 

The BeeR SToRe 

Open seven days a week 

91 South Front Street 613-968-8559 

113 Station Street 613-969-1828 

liQuoR ConTRol BoARd oF onTARio 

Wine-Spirits-Beer-Mixers 

190 Belle Boulevard 613-962-2132 (next to Staples Business Depot) 

470 Dundas Street East 613-962-1342 (at Bayview Mall) 

Prince Edward Square 613-989-9947 

(on Hwy 62 South just over the Bay Bridge) 


Heading 

N o r th 

Stirling – Located 20 minutes north of Belleville is the unique Village of Stirling. 

A focal point for the Village of Stirling is it’s “covered bridge” located smack in 

the middle of the village. While strolling down the main streets of Stirling you will 

see it is flled with old time charm. You may want to catch an act at the Stirling 

Festival Theatre or take a tour through Hastings County Agricultural Museum or 

better yet visit the newly renovated heritage Train Station. Annual events such as 

the Stirling Truck Show; Groundhog Fest; and of course the ever popular night 

time Santa Claus Parade are held here. More info available for the museum at 

www.agmuseum.ca 

Eldorado - A favourite stop for many heading North is the Eldorado Cheese 

Factory. Here mom & dad can stock up on some of the best cheese and curd 

around, and for the whole family you can purchase the best milkshake or ice 

cream cone to cool you down. Eldorado is perhaps still remembered for the Gold 

Rush of 1866. The Eldorado name came to represent another kind of gold when 

Eldorado won top honours in the British Empire Cheese Show. 

Marmora - You can stop and peer into the Marmora Mine, an abandoned openpit 

iron ore mine. If you are an outdoor enthusiast, I would be remiss if I did 

not mention the Marmora Cup Annual Dog Sled Races. If you are a camper be 

sure and check out Glen Allen Park. It is on Crowe Lake, just 5 minutes north 

of Marmora and it is a long-time favourite with vacationers from far and wide. 

Tweed - Tweed is both a municipality and a village located 35 kms north of 

Belleville on Hwy. 37, approximately 2 ½ hours from Toronto or Ottawa. When 

you visit Tweed be sure and visit The Tweed Heritage Centre & Museum, a 

converted residence built in 1897, that now houses archives, a museum and 

an information bureau. Tweed is reported to be home of one of North America’s 

smallest jailhouses, located right across the street from the Heritage Centre. 


BOAT LAUNCHES 

BelleVille BoAT lAunCh 

Superior 32’ wide concrete ramps with 60’ docks on the Bay of Quinte; Located 

at the end of South George Street and South Herchimer Street, Belleville, Parking 

available. 

MeyeR’S PieR 

Fuel, visitors’ docks, launch ramp, pump-out, showers, shore power, ice 

restaurant, bikes, VHF Monitor 68; located on the Bay of Quinte, Belleville 

613-967-1906 

MUSEUMS 

GlAnMoRe nATionAl hiSToRiC SiTe 

A glimpse of Victorian life in Belleville over 100 years ago housing a fne 

collection of art, furniture, paintings, lamps and local displays; located at 257 

Bridge Street East 613-962-2329. 

hASTinGS & PRinCe edWARd ReGiMenT MiliTARy MuSeuM 

War is not glorifed at the museum but presented as an integral part of Canadian 

heritage. Open Tuesdays 1:00PM – 4:00PM or by appointment. Located in the 

Armoury on the corner of Bridge and Pinnacle Street, Belleville 613-966-2125. 

BelleVille SCouT/Guide MuSeuM 

Canada’s largest museum dedicated to the preservation of Scout & Guide history 

through a growing collection of memorabilia donations. Open by appointment 

only; located on 350 Dundas Street West, Belleville 613-966-2740 or 613 

968-7605. 

hASTinGS heRiTAGe CenTRe 

Historical information and memorabilia depicting the heritage of Hastings 

County. Located at 154 Old Cannifton Road North, Belleville 613-968-5023. 

nATionAl AiR FoRCe MuSeuM oF CAnAdA 

Explore the history of Canadian Military Aviation from its birth in World War I to 

the present day. Explore artefacts, aircraft, and memorabilia. 8 Wing Trenton 

613-965-2140, www.airforcemuseum.ca 

MuSeuM oF AGRiCulTuRe heRiTAGe 

Includes displays of a dairy barn, cheese factory, farm kitchen, and butter plant, 

as well as an antique calendar display. Located on the Stirling Fair Grounds, 

Stirling 613-395-0015. 

AMeliASBuRGh MuSeuM CoMPlex 

An array of 14 buildings of agricultural and industrial history featuring a steam 

engine, art gallery, native displays, log cabin and blacksmith shop. Now includes 

the Victoria Schoolhouse home of the Quinte Educational Museum & Archives 

613-966-5501. 

613.967.4438 

More than great 

gifts and jewellery. 

jewellery styled with a twist 

282 Front St., Downtown, Belleville 

www.fusioncreativecollections.com 

www.glamourjunkie.ca 

Jane Stratton-Love 

Owner 

215 Front Street 

Belleville, ON 

K8N 2Z4 

t. 613-969-9994 

f. 866-249-4946 

jane@misspriss.ca 

www.misspriss.ca 

Te Belleville & District Chamber of Commerce has represented its 

business members since 1864. Te ofce provides tourism information 

for visitors as well as organizing some of Bellevilles ’ events. 

Visit us at Te Log Cabin 

5 Moira Street east, Belleville, on K8n 5B3 

Telephone 1-888-852-9992 613-962-4597 

fax 613-962-3911 

info@bellevillechamber.ca www.bellevillechamber.ca 


Heading 

S o uth 

South from Belleville, taking a scenic drive over the Norris Whitney Bridge will 

lead you straight into the heart of Prince Edward County. Before going too 

far take a glance as you drive by of the Mountain View Airport. The airport itself 

serves as a Royal Canadian Air Cadet fying centre from May to October. Stored 

at the airport are retired Canadian Forces aircraft. The view is magnifcent from 

atop the hill. 

There is a lot to do South of Belleville. If shopping is your thing be sure and take 

in the small Villages of Bloomfeld and Wellington. Another popular spot is the 

Outlet and Sandbanks Provincial Parks. Your family will delight in the many 

miles of sand and beaches. If you are getting hungry there are many stops along 

the way to whet your appetite. You can also take a drive and stop at the Black 

Creek Cheese Factory. Again you won’t be disappointed and if outdoor views 

are your thing be sure and keep on driving past the cheese factory and 

go as far as you can go. Heading back towards Picton you may want 

to fnd your way to the Lake On The Mountain Lookout Point. This Lake, 

surrounded in mystery and legends, sits 200 feet above Lake Ontario. 

If you aren’t all shopped out when you come down off of Lake on the 

Mountain head to the nearby Glenora Ferry which will drop you off in 

Adolphustown, and you can make your way into the bigger City of 

Kingston to fnish your shopping. 


Belleville 

PuBlic liBrary 

HOURS Of SERvICE: 

Monday -Thursday 

9:30 am – 8:00 pm 

Friday 

9:30 am – 5:00 pm 

Saturday 

9:30 am – 5:30 pm 

Free wireless internet 

access 

LIBRARIES 

ANd 

Monday - Closed 

Tues., Wed., Friday 

9:30 am – 5:00 pm 

Thursday 

9:30 am – 8:00 pm 

Saturday 

9:30 am – 5:30 pm 

Visit the Gallery Shop 

for one-of-a-kind 

items created by local 

artisans. 

613-968-6731 x 2240 

254 Pinnacle Street, Belleville, Ontario K8N 3B1 

613-968-6731 • www.bellevillelibrary.com 

BelleVille PuBliC liBRARy 

Belleville Public Library: Celebrated it’s Centeniary in 2003 and moved to a 

brand new building in 2006. Check us out at www.bellevillelibrary.com 

RADIO STATIONS 

91.3 College/Alternative (Loyalist College) 

95.5 Hits FM 

97.1 Hits from the 80’s, 90’s and beyond 

Cool 100 Country Hits 

102.3 Christian Contemporary 

Rock 107 Classic Rock 

CJBQ AM-800 Quinte Country 

ACTIVITIES 

PuRe SPRinGS TRouT & WAlleye FARM 

Public fshing preserve for the whole family with fresh and smoked trout 

sales. Open year round, seven days a week and located 10 minutes north of 

Shannonville. Exit off the 401-just follow the signs 613-396-5490 

Dental Hygiene 

Dental Assistant Level II 

Dental Offce Administration 

Medical Offce Administration 

Offce Administration 

Personal Support Worker 

ACTIVITIES CONTINuED 

QuinTe enTeRTAinMenT CenTRe 

Bowling, bingo, driving range, mini-golf, outdoor batting cages, rock ‘n’ bowl 

Friday and Saturday nights. Located on Hwy 62 north of Hwy 401 

613-967-2695. 

MonSTeR Mini-GolF 

At Quinte Mall parking lot, east end behind the Shell Centre (Seasonal). 


Heading 

East 

Napanee is 

situated mid-way 

between Belleville & 

Kingston. Visit the 

Allan Macpherson 

House , a restored 

Georgian home 

from 1826, located 

at 180 Elizabeth 

Street. A restored 

jail (built in 1864) 

is the home of 

the local museum 

& archives. The museum hours are 10 – 4:30, Monday to Saturday and the 

Archives are open Tuesday to Saturday 10 – 4:30, located at 97 Thomas Street 

(closed statutory holidays). Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the boardwalk on the 

Napanee River or have a picnic at Springside Park with its lovely waterfall. 

Shannonville Motorsport Park hosts both car and motorcycle races. From 

April to October there are races for Supermoto-Bike, Superseries-Car and Street 

Test and Tune. For a complete schedule of events check out their web site at 

www.shannonville.com 

Deseronto is just east of the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, settled in 1784 by 

the United Empire Loyalists and the Mohawks. Shop for authentic native crafts 

and native Canadian art on the reserve. Come celebrate Canada Day on July lst 

and the Waterfront Festival on July 1st and 2nd . Enjoy the Santa Claus Parade 

on Saturday, November 26th at 6:30 pm. 


SUMMER 2011 

July 

August 

Downtown Street Dance 

Sing along with the best 

of our local talent in the 

annual Belleville Idol 

Competition. 

For More Information for our Downtown Belleville events, 

contact us at our ofce. 267 Front Street, 613.968.2242 

For weekly updates, Downtown Newsletters, 

and more event listings please visit 

www.downtownbelleville.ca 

24 Belleville & Area Visitor Pocket Guide 

Farmers Market 

Every Tuesday, Thursday 

and Saturday year round! 

Christmas Downtown 

December 2011 

Celebrating Christmas downtown. 

Shop at Belleville’s unique 

downtown stores. Enjoy the music 

and festive activities! 

September 2011 

Downtown businesses and 

galleries, along with over 25 

local artists have teamed up 

ofering an unique self -guided 

art walk. The Public is invited 

to stroll through downtown 

visiting participating 

merchants and their guest 

artists. 

October 2011- Harvest Fest. 

February 2012 

Local restaurants 

participating in this event. 

Sample downtown’s 

“Souper Soups” 


Savour the Chill (February) 

www.rediscoverdowntown.ca 

Maple Syrup Festivals (March) 

www.mapleinthecounty.ca 

www.warkworthmaplesyrupfestival.ca 

Giant Easter Egg Hunt and 

Eggstravaganza (April) 

www.bellevillechamber.ca 

Walleye World Live Release 

Fishing Tournament (May) 

www.kiwaniswalleyeworld.com 

Big Music Fest (June) 

www.bigmusicfest.com 

Quinte Garden Tour (June) 

http://cfuwbelleville.com 

Belleville Idol (July) 


Canada Day Celebrations (July) 

http://buylocallyowned.net 

Waterfront & Ethnic Festival (July) 

www.bellevillewaterfrontfestival.com 

Big Brothers Big Sisters Ribfest 

(August) www.quinteribfest.com 

Quinte Exhibition Fall Fair 

(September) www.qer.ca 

EvENTS PAY PER LAP SMP MIx & MATCh SMP MOTORCYCLE 

Downtown Art Walk (September) 


PROGRAM EvENINGS SERIES 

Country Harvest Fall Family 

Festival (October) 


Santa Claus Parade (November) 


Empire Square Live (Seasonal) 


Quinte Ballet School Concerts 

(Seasonal) 

www.quinteballetschool.com 

Belleville Lions Concert in the 

Park Series (Seasonal) 

www.concertsonthebay.ca 

Farmer’s Market (year-round) 

Location: Market Square 

Days: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 

Time: 7:00 am – 6:00 pm 

Open All Year 

Quinte Symphony Series 

(September-June) 

www.quintesymphony.com 

Pinnacle Playhouse Series 

(September-June) 

www.bellevilletheatreguild.ca 

The public may 

enjoy the track 

during our 

Pay-Per-Lap 

Program. 

June 13 

July 4, 18 

August 8, 22 

5:30 till dusk. 

Very Afordable 

1 lap $5 

5 laps $20 

Only 4 cars at a time, 

drive at your own 

comfortable pace. 

CAR LAPPING DAYS 

June 10, 2011 – Long track 

July 8, 2011 – Long track 

August 26, 2011 – Long track 

September 16, 2011 – Long track 

October 10, 2011 – Long track 

$140 per track day, 

if booked one week before the event 

$160.00 at the gate, 

morning of the event. 

Drag testing on Fabi 

with timing slips and/ 

or car lapping on the 

Nelson track. 

$25 - Car/Driver 

$5 - Spectators 

June 11, July 23 

September 10 

All evenings start at 

5:30 pm 

TEST & TuNE 

July 9, Aug. 6, Oct. 7 

DRAG SERIES 

July 10, Aug. 7, Sept. 

17, 18, Oct. 8, 9 

VRRA - June 3-5 

July 1 - 3 

July 22 - 24 

August 12 - 14 

September 2 - 4 

September 23 - 25 

Friday $5 

Saturday $10 

Weekend $25 

Kids under 12 free 

MOTORCYCLE LAPPING DAYS 

June 17, 2011 – Long track 

July 25, 2011 – Long track 

August 15, 2011 – Long track 

September 12, 2011 – Long track 

October 1, 2011 – Long track 

$130 per track day, 

if booked one week before the event 

$150 at the gate, 

the morning of the event 

Transponder $25.00 with a valid 

driver’s licence or credit card. 

P.O. Box 259, Shannonville, ON K0K 3A0 • info@shannonville.com 

www.shannonville.com 613-969-1906 


Golf & Recreation 

There are more than 15 regional golf courses to choose from offering a variety of 

golf experiences. Belleville also offers a variety of natural spaces, bike/walking 

trails, parks and waterfront areas that welcome residents and visitors. 

The city maintains over 507 acres of parkland throughout its area. More than 

13 kilometres of hiking and cycling trails, and parks along the Bay of Quinte and 

the Moira River, connect to the Trans Canada Trail system and the Lake Ontario 

Waterfront Trail. 

Floral displays can be found at 11 locations to add colour to the city landscape, 

notably highlighted by Belleville’s foral Canadian Flag on the Hwy. 401 hill in 

West Riverside Park. The Corby Rose Garden nestled on Belleville’s historic east 

hill displays over 2000 roses, perennials, and annual fowers each summer. You 

can picnic throughout the City’s parks and you can even bring up to 100 friends 

to join you in West Riverside, East Bayshore and Zwicks Parks. 

Golf Courses 

Barcovan Golf Club 

Bay of Quinte Country Club 

Bayview Golf Centre 

Black Bear Ridge Golf Course 

Black Bear Ridge Driving Range 

Black Bear Ridge Short Course Briar 

Fox Golf & Country Club 

Frankford Municipal Golf Course 

Oak Hills Golf Club 

Picton Golf & Country Club 

Pine Ridge Golf & Country Club 

Salt Creek Golf Links 

Timber Ridge Golf Course 

Trillium Wood Golf Club 

Warkworth Golf Club 

Wellington on the Lake Golf Course 

Woodland Echoes 

Whether you’re interested in seeing the latest up and coming entertainer, a 

great play, a world class symphony, the ballet or just looking to settle in for 

a great local production, Belleville offers many forms of classic and new age 

entertainment sure to please even the most sophisticated connoisseur. Pair the 

day or evenings event with lunch or dinner at one of our world class restaurants 

and you are sure to end your day in Belleville happy and satisfed. Choose from 

a variety of high end restaurants serving a variety of delectable tastes to some 

local eateries that have their own fare for creating satisfying meals in a quaint 

environment – something for everyone – bring the whole family! 

MuSIC & THEATRE 

QuinTe SyMPhony ConCeRT SeRieS 

Concert series and special events preformed at Bridge Street United Church in 

Belleville. www.quintesymphony.com 

The eMPiRe TheATRe & CenTRe FoR The PeRFoRMinG ARTS 

Award winning musical acts and music festivals with performances all year 

round; located on 321 Front Street, Belleville 613-969-0099 


BelleVille TheATRe Guild 

Award winning community theatre group with performances from September to 

May at the Pinnacle Playhouse; located on 256 Pinnacle Street, Belleville 613 

967-1442. www.bellevilletheatreguild.ca 

QuinTe ARTS CounCil 

Special shows and series throughout the year featuring fne art, literature, 

performing art and heritage, located on 36 Bridge Street East, Belleville 

613-962-1232. www.quinteartscouncil.ca 

GAlAxy CineMAS 

Eight-screen theatre located behind the Quinte Mall. For show listings, ratings 

and times call 613-969-7080. www.cineplex.com 

QuinTe FilM AlTeRnATiVe 

Foreign and indie flms at the Empire Theatre, call 613-480-6407. 

www.quinteflmalternative.ca 


Shopping 

Whether you’re looking to explore quaint and unique shops and services 

in the downtown, or some of our brand name retailers, you’ll fnd all your 

shopping needs and desires can be met in Belleville. Stroll the sidewalks 

in our historic downtown or browse the aisles in our shopping malls and 

big box stores – it’s all here! 

doWnToWn BelleVille 

“The Village” in the heart of Downtown 

Belleville hosts 250 shops and 

services along picturesque Front and 

Pinnacle Street. 613-968-2242 


QuinTe MAll 

Over 125 stores, services and food 

court; located at 390 North Front 

Street, Belleville, 613-968-3571 

www.quintemall.com 

BAyVieW MAll 

50 stores and offces, restaurants, 

LCBO, grocery; located at 470 

Dundas Street East, Belleville 

613-966-5333. 

FARMeR’S MARkeT 

Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays 

at Market Square behind city hall on 

Pinnacle Street, Belleville. 

Business 

We’re not just a great place to live and visit – we’re also a great place to 

build a business! Whether you’re looking to establish a retail, commercial, 

industrial or service sector business, Belleville has the best most effcient 

environment for you! Low land costs and labour rates, combined with a 

great location and access to a huge market help our businesses grow and 

remain competitive. 

Karen Poste, AMCT 

Manager, Economic Development 

City of Belleville 

169 Front Street, Belleville ON K8N 2Y8 

T. 613-967-3273 F. 613-968-7969 

kposte@city.belleville.on.ca 

www.city.belleville.on.ca 


Quinte Bowling centre 

17 Roy Blvd., Belleville, ON K8N 4Z5 • 613 967 2695 

email: ronjones@xplornet.com 

Come have some fun ... Any SeASon! 

Come have some fun… ANY SEASON… 

· Alpine Skiing · Hiking & Biking 

· Snowboarding · Sunday Brunches 

· Summer Day Camps · Dino Dig 

BATAWA SKI HILL 

Tel 613.398.6568 

Email info@batawaskihill.com 

Web www.batawaskihill.com 

Pearson International Airport 

DOOR TO DOOR • 24 HOURS • 7 DAYS A WEEK 

Stretched Limos - Weddings 

Toll Free 888 677-4287 

Kingston (613) 544-8162 Belleville (613) 968-2058 

Port Hope & Cobourg (613) 885-7370 

ontariocoachway@bellnet.ca www.ontariocoachway.com 

at Batawa Ski Hill! 

Quinte Area’s Natural Choice tm 

Try to 

outfox the 

“Fox”. 

Our Specialty Is You tm 

• 15 minutes from Belleville, Picton & Napanee 

• 1/2 hour from Trenton & Kingston 

• Nestled between 401 & Highway 2 at Marysville 

613-396-2433 or 888-228-9337 

www.briarfoxgolf.com 


Heading 

W est 

Leaving Belleville on Hwy 2 West you will soon run into CFB Trenton. This airbase 

is used for air training, serving as a departure point for foreign aid missions etc. 

but lately too well known for far too many “repatriation ceremonies”. Continuing 

West some suggested “must” stops on your journey would be Brighton a small 

picturesque town known for being the ‘gateway’ to Presquile Provincial Park; 

Grafton, a small village best known for baseball tournaments in the summer 

time; Colborne where you absolutely must stop for apple pie at the famous “Big 

Apple”; The City of Cobourg another great place to shop, be entertained and 

not to miss out on the famous Cobourg beach area and boardwalk activities all 

summer long. 

No matter what direction you head from Belleville, whether it be catching an 

act at the Stirling Festival Theatre or having your photo taken in front of one of 

North America’s smallest jailhouses in Tweed or letting the kids enjoy a day at 

the famous Madoc’s new skate park, logon to www.bellevillemap.com to help 

you better plan your driving directions, traffc routes and to view map locations 

of points of interests within the City or nearby communities within the Bay of 

Quinte Region. 

Photo: Robert Scott 


RESTAURANTS 

CAPeRS 

Experience rich & creative contemporary cuisine prepared with the freshest 

ingredients imaginable. Award winning wine cellar. 

272 Front Street, Belleville 613-968-7979 

dinkel’S ReSTAuRAnT & PAulo’S TRATToRiA 

Two great restaurants side by side. Real Italian Masterpieces. Fine dining at 

Dinkel’s . Gourmet Pizza, Pasta, and Salads at Paulo’s. Licensed. 

(613) 966-2556 or (613) 966-6543. In “The Village” at 44 Bridge St. East. 

www.dinkelsrestaurant.com 

kAlAy’S SeAFood ReSTAuRAnT 

Features an Authentic East Coast menu ranging from Fish n’Chips to Lobster 

Dinners all prepared with Fresh Canadian Seafood fown in daily from Nova 

Scotia. Fully licensed including Bring Your Own Wine. Take-out available. 

393 Sidney Street, Belleville (613) 962-3838. www.kalays.com 

linGuine’S iTAliAn ReSTAuRAnT 

Enjoy refned Italian cuisine in a cozy and elegant atmosphere. 

Large terrace-patio. Gourmet Italian dishes, Eat-in or take-out. 

257 North Front Street, Belleville (613) 962-5444 

noRTh ChinA BuFFeT 

All you can eat buffet – Chinese and Canadian food, Japanese sushi. 

Fully licensed. Take-out and delivery available. 

(613) 771-9988 www.northchina-buffet.com 

PASTA TAVolA 

Pasta Tavola is Belleville’s frst fresh Pasta Shop. Located at 109 North Front 

Street, across from King George Square, Pasta Tavola offers authentic fresh 

pasta, sauces and oven-ready meals that are sure to please everyone around 

your table. Hot Italian lunches are served from Tuesday-Saturday 11:00 a.m. 

2:00 p.m. in-store or on the patio. Inquire about their gluten-free menu and 

stuffed pastas! Call (613) 779-9739 or visit them at wwwpastatavola.ca 

TiM hoRTon’S 

Across Canada and the US Tim Horton’s offers something special for every 

customer and Belleville has a number of locations. Whether you are dropping 

in to warm up with one of their signature hot beverages or treating yourself to a 

quick breakfast, lunch or snack, a wide variety of goodies are available. You may 

want to even purchase a gift certifcate…they make the perfect gift! 

Seafood Restaurant 

Authentic East Coast 

Food & Hospitality 

613-962-3838 

www.kalays.com 

613-962-3838 

Seafood Retail 

www.kalays.com 

Fresh Canadian Seafood 

direct from Nova Scotia 

613-962-3535 

www.maritimelobsterexpress.com 

393 Sidney St., Hilden Square, Belleville, ON 

AUTHENTIC FRESH PASTA, 

SAUCES & TAKE-AWAY MEALS 

109 north Front Street, Belleville 

613-779-9739 

www.pastatavola.ca 

www.northchina-bufet.com 

11:30 am – 9:30 pm 

15% Seniors Discount on Bufet 

Lic. LLBO 


Reader’s 

Choice 

Award 

“Fine dining – 

afordable pricing” 

257 North front Street, Belleville 613-962-5444 

excellent italian dining with a wide variety of pasta, steak 

chicken and veal dishes. We carry an exceptional wine list. five 

star service provided. it’s a wonderful choice for a night out. 

“Buon Appetito!” 

hours of operation 

Monday to Saturday open at 11 am 

Sunday open at 4 pm (closed Sundays Dec 1st to apr 30th) 

Two Great Restaurants Side by Side 

Steak, Seafood, Chicken, Gourmet Wood-Fired Pizza 

Restaurant & Courtyard 

44 Bridge Street East 

613 966 2556 

www.dinkelsrestaurant.ca 


613 966 6542 

PARKS 

The city maintains over 507 acres of parkland throughout its area. More than 

13 kilometres of hiking and cycling trails, and parks along the Bay of Quinte and 

the Moira River, connect to the Trans Canada Trail system and the Lake Ontario 

Waterfront Trail. 

Floral displays can be found at 11 locations to add colour to the city landscape, 

notably highlighted by Belleville’s foral Canadian Flag on the Hwy. 401 hill in 

West Riverside Park. The Corby Rose Garden nestled on Belleville’s historic east 

hill displays over 2000 roses, perennials, and annual fowers each summer. You 

can picnic throughout the City’s parks and you can even bring up to 100 friends 

to join you in West Riverside, East Bayshore and Zwicks Parks. 

HIKING TRAILS 

FRink ouTdooR eduCATion CenTRe 

14 trails plus a wetland ecology boardwalk available to observe different 

ecosystems; located at 381 Thrasher Road 2 km east of Hwy 37 613-477-2828 

VAndeRWATeR ConSeRVATion AReA 

Open daily from sunrise to sunset, picnic sites, cross-country skiing and hiking. 

Located 3 km east of Thomasburgh off Hwy 37 613-968-3434 

kiWAniS BAyShoRe TRAil 

A multi-use trail along the shore of the Bay of Quinte, access south of Dundas 

Street East 

PARRoTT RiVeRFRonT TRAil 

Follows the Moira River north from the Bay of Quinte with access from Front & 

Station Street. 

QuinTe ConSeRVATion inTeRPReTiVe TRAil 

Natural forest regeneration taking approximately two hours to complete the 

circuit. Access from Hwy 2 at Wallbridge-Loyalist Road. 

MASSASSAuGA PoinT ConSeRVATion AReA (PeC) 

38 Belleville & Area Visitor Pocket Guide Belleville & Area Visitor’s Pocket Guide 39

Recreation, Culture & Community Services invites you to ... 

Explore & Experience Belleville! 

For more information: 

613-966-4632 or visit www.city.belleville.on.ca 

look what’s coming to Belleville in 2011 

The projects below received one third funding from the Government of 

Canada, one third funding from the Government of Ontario and the fnal 

third to be provided by the City of Belleville. 

The Belleville MulTiplex will feaTuRe: 

• Two new NHL sized ice pads and all amenities (including warm viewing) 

in addition to the Wally Dever and Yardmen Arenas 

• An Aquatic Facility with an 8 lane 25 meter pool, a leisure and 

therapeutic pool to host regional and provincial swimming meets 

• A new Public Atrium a social gathering place 

• Customer Service Counter with public information and tourist access. 

Community programmable recreation, leisure, social and cultural space. 

• A Seniors Centre, Fitness Centre & large double Multi-Use Gymnasium 

Space which can be a performance or event venue for 500 people. 

Indoor walking and running track 

• Retail space including food services, concessions and rentable space. 

Plenty of storage for sport and other groups 

• Expanded parking; improved and enhanced entrances, a transit hub and 

improved site lighting 

M.a. SillS paRk iMpRoveMenTS and field houSe 

• CFL and FIFA regulation sized Soccer, 

Football and multi-sport artifcial sports 

feld located at M.A. Sills Park 

• Primary Amenity Building – washrooms, 

storage with servicing 

• Park benches and garbage receptacles 

• Bleachers 

• Granular pathways 

• Parking lot with lighting 

The lionS pavilion aT ZwickS paRk feaTuReS: 

• Located very close to the existing band shell in West Zwicks Park 

• Fully accessible 6250 square feet of covered pavilion 

• Seating capacity of approximately 450 people 

• 2 foot high raised stage that is 20’ X 45’ that has suspended lighting 

truss, bulkhead and suspended pipe frame 

• 1100 square foot ‘back of house’ including secured storage, change 

rooms and a future washroom, a loading dock with stage access 

• Improved electrical services 

• Lighting in the house 

• Acoustical ceiling treatments for improved sound 

• Speaker installations with ability to add more during special events 

• Facility will house events and smaller to medium sized performances 

with room for future enhancements 


July 7th, 8th, 9th & 10th 2011 

WEST ZWICK’S PARK • fREE AdmISSIon • ToonIE PARKING 

• World’s Finest Midway … 2 new rides & 

discounted ride passes on Thursday! 

• Ethnic Food Village 

• Arts, Crafts & Facepainting 

• Building Workshop 

• “Spider Man” 

• Vendor Exposition 

• Kiddie Train 

• Camel Rides 

• LIVE Crocodiles 

• Stock Car (Simulator) Ride 

• “Fif & The Flower Tots” 

• Captain Corbin The Magical Pirate 

• Mystic Drums Safari Dance Adventure 

• FREE Balloons 

• 1000 Islands DockDogs 

• “Barney The Purple Dinosaur” 

• Monster Truck Rides 

• Par-T-Perfect Play Zone 

• “Ronald McDonald” 

• Pony Rides 

• Rickshaw Rides 

• Extreme Rush Climbing Wall & Slide 

• KROMATIK Extreme Face Art 

live MuSic in 

The coveRed 

pavilion … 

tribute artist concerts including 

ABBAMANIA, Rod Stewart, The 

Blues Brothers, Justin Bieber, 

Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Taylor 

Swift, Miley Cyrus, Elvis Presley, 

Frank Sinatra AND the 21-piece 

Metro Big Band, The Steelecounty 

country band, and Celtic 

adventures with ShaeLaurel. 

Bring your lawn chairs ! 

dancinG… 

multicultural acts including 

dancers from Italy, Portugal, 

Greece, Hawaii, Ireland, Russia 

& China. 

Country harvest Festival 

Saturday, October 1st 

Downtown Belleville 

Nighttime Santa Claus Parade 

Sunday, November 20th 

For more information on all Chamber of Commerce 

or City of Belleville Special Events: 

(613) 962-4597, Ext # 3 Toll Free 1-888-852-9992 

susan@bellevillechamber.ca 

5 Moira Street East, The Log Cabin 

Belleville, Ontario K8P 2S3 


2 

18 

1 Albert College 

2 

3 

Loyalist College 

Maxwell College 

37 

4 

5 

Caper’s 

Dinkle’s & Paulo’s 

17 62 

6 Kalay’s / Maritime Lobster 

7 

8 

9 

Linguine’s 

North China Bufet 

Pasta Tavola 

8 

13 

10 Belleville Library 

11 Belleville Chamber of Commerce 

12 Glanmore House 

7 37 

13 

14 

Comfort Inn 

Hotel Quinte 

Stanley 

Park 

15 Fusion 

16 Miss Priss 

17 Quinte Mall 

18 Quinte Bowling 

19 Belleville Art Assoc. 

20 Belleville Theatre 

21 Gallery 121 

22 Quinte Ballet 

Moira St. W. 

Marshall Rd. 

Centennial 

Park 

highway 401 

Sydney St. 

Br idge S t . W . 

22 

Bell Blvd. 

6 

Sydney St. 

Dundas St. 

North Front St. 

College St. W. 

Moira St. W. 

1 

North Park St. 

9 

62 

2 

62 

Coleman St. 

Bay Bridge R d. 

11 

19 

Pinnacle St. 

Cannifton Rd. 

M oir a S t . E . 

Front St. 

Front St. 

Dundas St. 

Victoria Ave. 

Bridge St. E. 

Station St. 

Station St. 

MacDonald Ave. 

12 

Airport Parkway 

Hirchimer Ave. 

Dundas St. 

Victoria Ave. 

15 3 20 10 

14 4 

5 

14 

21 Bayview Heights 

Park 

victoria 

Park 

East Zwick ’s 

Centennial Park 

Bay of Quinte 

South 

George Park 

Bay of Quinte 

Bridge St. E. 

2 


Tweed Tamworth 

Marmora 

7 

Camden East 

Stirling 

401 

62 

Napanee 

Quinte West 

401 

BDIA 

2 Bath 

BELLEvILLE 

Batawa 

Amherst 

Island 

Trenton 2 33 

62 

Brighton 62 

33 

Picton Waupoos 

Wellington Downtown Belleville Parking 

Sandbanks 

Provincial Park 

Lake Ontario

Adventist 

Seventh Day Adventist 

Church 

253 Dundas St. W. 

613-968-4581 

Anglican 

Christ Church Anglican 

69 Everett St. 

613-968-3478 

St. Thomas’ Anglican 

Church 

corner Church & Bridge Streets 

613-962-3636 

Baptist 

Emmanuel Baptist Church 

68 Rollins Drive 

613-969-8885 

Parkdale Baptist Church 

514 Sidney Street 

613-968-5761 

Victoria Avenue Baptist 

Church 

34 Victoria Avenue 

613-962-5262 

Brethren in Christ 

New Hope Christian 

Fellowship 

151 Cloverleaf Drive 

613-969-4473 

Christian & 

Missionary Alliance 

Quinte Alliance Church 

373 Bridge Street West 

613-969-4473 

Christian Reformed 

Maranatha Christrian 

Reformed 

72 Orchard Drive 

613-968-8144 

Church of Jesus 

Christ of Latter Day 

Saints 

Church of Jesus Christ of 

Latter Day Saints 

135 Palmer Road 

613-968-8144 

CHURCHES 

Evangelical 

Cornerstone Community 

Church 

Hwy 62 South 

613-962-3705 

Hastings Park Bible Church 

36 Harder Drive 

613-968-9544 

Greek Orthodox 

Greek Orthodox Church 

6550 Harder Drive 

613-968-3327 

Jehovah’s Witnesses 

Jehovah’s Witnesses 

Kingdom Hall 

Old Highway 2 

613-962-8127 

Lutheran 

Holy Trinity Lutheran 

Church 


613-969-1257 

Methodist 

Free Methodist Church 

135 Avondale Road 

613-962-5134 

Wesleyan Church 

78 Everett Street 

613-962-1570 

Mosque 

Muslims Association of 

Belleville 

33 Moira Street West 

613-967-1212 

Pentecostal 

First Pentecostal Church 

490 Dundas Street West 

613-969-9999 

Pentecostal 

Assemblies of 

Canada 

Calvary Temple 

679 Dundas Street West 

613-969-0888 

Desert Stream Christian 

Fellowship 

535 Dundas Street East 

613-962-5348 

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Presbyterian 

St. Andrews Presbyterian 

Church 


613-968-8998 

St. Columba Presbyterian 

Church 

Bridge & Farley 

613-962-8771 

Roman Catholic 

Holy Rosary Church 

119 Donald Street 

613-968-6829 

St. Josephs’s Church 


613-968-9950 

St. Micheal’s Church 

296 Church Street 

613-962-4634 

Salvation Army 

Salvation Army Church 

290 Bridge Street West 

613-968-7394 

Synagogues 

Sons of Jacob 


613-962-1433 

United 

Bridge Street united Church 


613-962-9178 

College Hill united Church 

Park N 613-962-4147 

Eastminster united Church 


613-969-5212 

Westminster united Church 

Wallbridge Loyalist Road 

613-962-4304 

United Church of 

Canada 

St. Mathew’s united Church 

25 Holloway 

613-967-1511 

University Fellowship 

of Metropolitan 

Community Churches 

M C C Free To Be 

201 Church Street 

613-968-5950 


40 YEARS of Original Retail . 40 YEARS of Partnerships 

40 YEARS of Innovation . 40 YEARS in our Community 

Visit our 125 stores, restaurants and services 

including: Eddie Bauer . Old Navy . Soft Moc . Winners . 

Aéropostale . Bikini Bay . Ricki’s . Roots . Tan Jay/Alia . 

Sears . Lafferty’s . Salon You . Flight Centre . Cogeco . 

Marshman Jewellers . Starbucks . Chapters . Black’s . 

Peoples . Denny’s. Boston Pizza . East Side Mario’s . 

Galaxy Cinemas . LCBO . HMV . Toys R Us and more. 

For a complete mall directory, customer services and 

special events visit www.quintemall.com 

North Front at Hwy 401, Exit 543A . Belleville 

613-968-3571 

Monday -Friday 9:30am -9pm 

Saturday 9:30am -6pm . Sunday 11am -5pm

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