Heritage Fair

Heritage Fair 2026 Exploration Zone Exhibitors

1ST HUSSARS MUSEUM

They are the official Museum of the 1st Hussars, a local militia regiment. They showcase the Regiment's history from 1856 to the present. This includes their involvement in The South African War, Great War, Second World War and Peacekeeping Missions.

At the Booth

• Celebrate the 170th anniversary of the founding of the 1st Hussars Regiment

• Interact with displays that show the highlights of the Regiment's history since its founding in 1856.

• Explore how the history of the 1st Hussars Regiment coincides with major events in the city’s history.

427 AIR WING (RCAF ASSOCIATION)

The Wing operates the London Aviation Museum which tells the story of the WWII-era building it occupies and of the air personnel who trained there during and after the war. Their objectives are promoting the RCAF, telling its history, and encouraging young people to develop an interest in aviation.

At the Booth

• Find interesting displays featuring banners interpreting the early years of flight in the region and celebrating the 100th anniversary of London’s Lambeth airport.

• Learn through exhibited artifacts about the training bases located on the Crumlin Airport site during WWII.

AHMADIYYA MUSLIM JAMA

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at (AMJ) is an Islamic movement founded by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad in 1889, originating in British India. It is known for its belief in the messianic return of Ahmad as the promised Messiah and Mahdi, aiming to restore Islam to its original teachings. The community emphasizes peace, universal brotherhood, and the rejection of violence in Islam. AMJ also promotes interfaith harmony and dialogue.

At the Booth

• Informative handouts for people to learn more about AMJ

• Banners and video presentations will showcase AMJ’s work in the community.

ARCHITECTURAL CONSERVANCY ONTARIO

Members of Architectural Conservancy Ontario (ACO), through education and advocacy, encourage the conservation and reuse of structures, districts and landscapes of architectural, historic and cultural significance, to inspire and benefit the city and people of London, Ontario and the local region.

At the Booth

• A showcase of all the work that ACO does in the local community

• An exhibit of the Historical House Sign Package, the London Heritage Awards, and the Geranium House Tour.

• View a booklet and mini presentation, detailing London’s 200-year history through a number of its most significant buildings and landmarks.

• Receive some complimentary swag.

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF LONDON

BGC London (Boys & Girls Club of London) is an organization that delivers safe and fun activities for children and youth whenever school is out. They also provide day-time programming for adults 50 and over. Members benefit from development opportunities that foster leadership skills and provide practical work experience.

At the Booth

• Explore the five generations of history that led the BGC to celebrate its 70th anniversary this year.

• See the history that transformed the organization, from keeping at-risk youth off the street in its beginnings, into the vibrant community hub that it is today.

• Sharing stories and engaging with the public through informative activities

CITY OF LONDON- CULTURE SERVICES

Culture Services acts as a central access point for Arts, Culture and Heritage activities in the municipality through the planning, collaboration, communication and sharing of knowledge and resources for the cultural sector.  This includes engaging Indigenous and non-indigenous in the spirit of the Two Row Wampum, to develop and implement the City of London Truth and Reconciliation Plan through arts, heritage, and creative initiatives.

At the Booth

• Information about the history of the City of London’s treaties with the local communities of Aamjiwnaang First Nation, Caldwell First Nation, Chippewas of the Thames First Nation, Kettle & Stony Point First Nation, and Walpole Island First Nation, particularly focused on the London Township Treaty.

• A display of the City of London’s ReconciliAction Plan.

• A demonstration of traditional indigenous medicines and medicinal practices

• Learn about historical indigenous drumming and the importance of music in indigenous culture

• View Indigenous artwork by Mike Cywink about the Residential School Survivors located at N'Amerind Friendship Centre.

CITY OF LONDON- HERITAGE PLANNING

The Corporation of the City of London, Ontario, is the municipal government responsible for delivering public services, managing infrastructure, and supporting community development.

At the Booth

• Participate in the “Pin Your Favourite Place in London” activity

• Celebrate the Bicentennial through exhibits highlighting growth using historical growth maps.

• Take-home handout maps detailing London’s historic growth.

CLAYWORX: CERAMIC ARTS LEARNING CENTRE

Clayworx, a charitable arts organization, offers exceptional education programming in ceramic arts for all ages, an open clay studio for artists, exciting community-building experiences with clay, as well as supporting 40+ local ceramic/clay artists to sell their work through their shop and their biannual potter’s markets.

At the Booth

• Photo exhibits highlighting mosaics, showcasing 25 distinct local contributors, that honour our past, celebrate the present and will endure and inspire for years to come.

• An exhibit with small tiles and kinetic sand, allowing attendees to try mosaic design for themselves.

CROSS CULTURAL LEARNING CENTRE

The CCLC is a registered charity whose extensive experience is focused on helping Government Assisted Refugees, Refugee Claimants, and other vulnerable newcomers settle, integrate, and succeed in the London community. They address immediate needs as well as foster long-term community engagement through a wide range of activities.

At the Booth

• Showcase of stories and photos reflecting the journeys of newcomers who have helped shape London’s community.Inviting participants to imagine “200 more years” of diversity, innovation, and shared community building.

ELDON HOUSE HERITAGE SITE AND GARDENS

Eldon House is a community museum dedicated to preserving and interpreting London Ontario's “oldest home” through four generations of the Harris Family. Eldon House aims to provide meaningful and enriching engagement, serving a diverse audience of visitors, through educating and research promoting local, regional, and national history.

At the Booth

• Engage with London’s history through didactics, images and artifacts spanning the past 192 years directly connecting to their vast historical collection.

• Historical interpreters will be on site to interpret the display of the renowned Harris Diaries collection.

FANSHAWE PIONEER VILLAGE: LONDON & MIDDLESEX HERITAGE MUSEUM

Fanshawe Pioneer Village is a living history museum that shares what daily life was like in London & Middlesex County between 1820-1920. With 30 heritage buildings for visitors to explore there is much to learn and discover at the museum.

At the Booth

• Uncover 100 years of regional history

• Explore an exhibit that is focused on the 200th anniversary of the City of London

• They will be highlighting artifacts from the collection and sharing interesting stories about London's past.

GURU NANAK MISSION SOCIETY

Guru Nanak Mission Society London, Ontario serves the community with compassion and dedication. Through food drives, free langar, and support for newcomers, the Society promotes unity, equality, and selfless service. Inspired by Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s teachings, it works to uplift the community and spread kindness to all.

At the Booth

• Embark on a thrilling exploration of Sikhism and delve into the dynamic tapestry of its origins and evolution

• Witness the enchantment of diverse Sikh symbols, each carrying its fascinating tale

• Immerse yourself in the profound belief in "One God," a guiding light illuminating Sikh principles

• Experience the pulse of community service and be captivated by the vibrant heartbeat of Sikhism, where community service takes center stage

• Journey through the inspiring history of our organization's commitment to transformative community services

• Step into a world of elegance and heritage with the exquisite display of traditional Sikh costumes

• Marvel at the resonance of traditional Sikh musical instruments, each note echoing centuries of cultural splendor

HINDU LEGACY

Hindu Legacy is an advocacy and education non-profit organization. Much of their activities focus on creating awareness about Hinduism in our community. They work with various city agencies to help create a more multicultural and inclusive city.

At the Booth

• Exhibition of artifacts and educational pieces creating awareness of Hinduism.

• A Mehndi (Henna) artist, showing their craft to the community.

• Interactive activities featuring the history and heritage of Hindu Legacy in London.

HISTORY SYMPOSIUM

Over the past 27 years, the Living History Conference has evolved into the History Symposium. The goal of the History Symposium continues to be to provide high-quality speakers on a variety of historical topics. The current organizing committee is made of a group of history enthusiasts whose goal is to share knowledge with as wide an audience as possible.

At the Booth

• A showcase of the History Symposiums upcoming plans for the 2026 bicentennial celebration

• Immerse yourself in history through military artifacts from the War of 1812 to World War One, and interact with reenactors in historic uniform

• Learn how reenacting has influenced the education of students since 1990

ISLAND FEST LONDON

Island Fest London was born out of a vision to bring the warmth, vibrancy, and unity of the Caribbean to the heart of Southwestern Ontario. Their goal has always been simple yet powerful — to build and foster a Caribbean community right here in London, Ontario, while welcoming everyone who wishes to explore and embrace Caribbean culture.

At the Booth

• Witness a detailed display depicting cultures from across the Caribbean

• Learn information regarding the Caribbean community here in London

• Experience the Photo Booth activity, capturing memories from this year’s Heritage Fair

• Discover information on various community engagements that Island Fest has hosted and participated in across London

IVEY FAMILY ROOM: LONDON PUBLIC LIBRARY

The Ivey Family London Room is a research facility for genealogy and local history, housing a wealth of original and secondary source materials. The local history materials focus on the London and Middlesex County while the genealogical materials have a broader scope - that of Southwestern Ontario.

At the Booth

• Experience their displays of historical materials showing how the library has adapted over the years to the changing needs of the community

• Tours of the London Public Library (Central branch)

• Presentations from the London Room Librarian on historical topics

JOHN P. METRAS SPORTS MUSEUM

The John P. Metras Sports Museum was founded in 1984 by Western University and the W Club. The mission of this museum is to preserve and showcase sports history from London and Western's history from 1878 until now.

At the Booth

• See a new curated exhibit displaying the shared passion for sports of Londoners throughout the ages.

• Participate in the “shoot your shot to make history” activity, with a shoutout on the John P. Metras socials for the highest scorer.

• Share stories of your favorite sports moments and build camaraderie through healthy competition in our “shoot your shot to make history” event.

LABATT MEMORIAL PARK

Labatt's Memorial Park is recognized as the world's oldest continuously running baseball field, in 1877 the site became a baseball field, and has remained one to this day. Originally named "Tecumseh Park", the park was later renamed to its current title "Labatt Memorial Park" and has since been the home of many different teams, leagues, events and a number of different sports.

At the Booth

• Experience a history of the park through artifacts and amusing stories of the people and events that make the park special.

• Observe the history of the amazing baseball talent that has been a part of our city for almost 150 years.

• See highlights from the Grand Prix Olympic Show Jumping, Lacrosse, Track and Field, and all the many other events that the park has hosted.

LONDON BLACK HERITAGE COUNCIL

The goal of the London Black Heritage Council is to engage the community and build awareness of the contributions of Peoples of African descent in Southwestern Ontario. Through leading, organizing, supporting, and collaborating with community organizations on initiatives, projects and activities the organization aims to educate, inform and uplift their community.

At the Booth

• Reflect on the contributions of London's Black community by highlighting key dates, events and activities since London was founded.

• Learn about individuals and families who were part of London’s Black Community, and were significantly involved in the building of London.

LONDON CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

The London Children's Museum has been a staple of London for more than 45 years. As the first children's museum in Canada, we curate powerful play experiences through immersive environments, authentic materials, and meaningful relationships. They advocate children's unique prospectives, contributions, and way of learning.

At the Booth

• Explore archival materials being showcased, from when the museum was first established

• Learn about the achievements and accomplishments of the London Children’s Museum through the years and how children have shaped the cultural identity of the museum and of London.

• Participate in their “Time Capsule” activity, where craft materials will be used for children to share what they think London will be like in 200 years.

LONDON FIRE DEPARTMENT

The volunteer department was replaced by the permanent London Fire Department on April 1, 1873. The department has since been running 24 hours a day and seven days a week. Today, their suppression firefighting team is trained and equipped to deliver fire suppression, auto-extrication and defibrillation services. They also perform HazMat, technical rescue and water/ice rescue services. Their training, communications, clerical, apparatus and stores divisions provide ongoing support to train, dispatch alarms, maintain the services and assist in their overall functioning.

At the Booth

• Unearth the thrilling chronicles of the London Fire Department, dating back to its inception on April 1, 1873

• Explore the evolution and transformative moments that have shaped the department's rich history over the years

• Witness historical and present-day artifacts that have helped make the London Fire Department the pillar of the community that it is today

LONDON HERITAGE AWARDS

The London Heritage Awards Committee volunteers believe the good news about heritage is lost amid the heritage tussles at the planning level. Yet, companies, homeowners, and community groups sustain and enhance our cultural heritage. LHA celebrates their contributions every year: 2026 will be their 19th Annual Awards!

At the Booth

• Displays will have visual and printed educational materials depicting stories from Londoners who have helped to maintain and sustain our cultural heritage over the last 200 years.

• Learn about major milestones developed prior to the creation of the Heritage Awards.

• Exhibits will showcase the 20 years of contributions of the London Heritage Awards Committee.

LONDON MUSIC HALL OF FAME

The Forest City London Music Awards curates Canada’s only city-specific music hall of fame: the London Music Hall of Fame. Located adjacent to the London Music Hall, the Hall of Fame honours outstanding musicians from London, Ontario.

At the Booth:

• Explore artifacts from the iconic Guy Lombardo era, a London, Ontario native who, in a career spanning over 50 years, made "Auld Lang Syne" the definitive New Year's Eve song and enchanted listeners with music from this side of Heaven.

• Relive the energy of the explosive 1960s music scene through carefully curated artifacts.

• Dive into the heart of London's musical evolution with mesmerizing videos capturing the vibrant music scene and the city's dynamic development.

LONDON SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS

London Society of Architects is a non-profit, volunteer-led local branch of the Ontario Association of Architects, bringing together licensed architects, intern architects, students, other design professionals and the public. It provides a platform for professional support, continuing education and community outreach, organizing public programming such as lectures, panels, and tours.

At the Booth

• Explore our programming depicting the urban and architectural history of London.

• Learn about the current architectural work ongoing throughout the city and the city’s evolving built environment.

• Participate in our displays, exhibits and activities that encourage visitors to consider London’s urban past, present, and future.

LONDON SYMPHONIA

London Symphonia’s roots go back to 1937 when London Civic Symphony Orchestra began. It aims to be a leading performing arts group, engaging and educating through music. Core values include artistic excellence, accessibility through equity and inclusion, financial responsibility, and fostering a safe, respectful, and welcoming space for all participants.

At the Booth:

• Explore a visual journey through time showcasing the many talented conductors and musicians who have shaped London’s rich music legacy.

• Watch how orchestral music has evolved, including highlights of memorable performances, milestones, and the incredible community impact that the Symphonia has had.

• Learn about the Symphonia’s vision for the future of artistic excellence in London.

MOUNT PLEASANT CEMETERY AND CREMATORIUM

Mount Pleasant Cemetery is a non-denominational, non-profit cemetery and crematorium first established in 1875. They provide cremation, burial and transfer services to all Londoners. Their serene, beautiful grounds contain examples of historic funeral practices and act as a public green space for Londoners in the middle of the city.

At the Booth:

• Immerse yourself in the vibrant living history of London as we proudly stand as a historic cemetery, a repository of the city's rich heritage

• Explore the time-honored monuments and distinctive cemetery style that encapsulate former funerary practices, providing a window into the evolving nature of death and burial in London

• Uncover the material and cultural tapestry of London through iconic Saunders and Hobbs family monuments and the enchanting Little Mausoleum, each narrating stories of individuals who significantly shaped the city's development

• Witness historic photos and documents and discuss the origin of Mount Pleasant as a non-sectarian cemetery intended to honour all religions and highlight the increasing religious pluralism of London’s vibrant community.

MUSEUM LONDON

Museum London is Southwestern Ontario's leading establishment for the collection and presentation of visual art and material culture. Through public and educational programming, special events and exhibitions, Museum London strives to promote the knowledge and enjoyment of regional art, culture, and history. At the museum, art, history, and people come together to spark new ideas. The past isn’t just remembered, it’s made present, sparking fresh ideas and personal perspectives.

At the Booth:

• Participate in an engaging trivia game that will offer insight into the current exhibitions and share fascinating facts about the organization’s history.

• Celebrate our legacy while discovering the vibrant programs shaping our future.

• Reflect on how far we have come, and join us in imagining the next 200 years of creativity, culture, and connection.

MUSEUM OF ONTARIO ARCHAEOLOGY

The Museum of Ontario Archaeology (MOA) is a regional museum dedicated to preserving Ontario's archaeological and natural heritage. Located beside the Lawson Site, a 500-year-old Indigenous archaeological village, the MOA cares for over 4 million artifacts and offers immersive programs, engaging visitors in Ontario’s cultural history through hands-on experiences.

At the Booth:

• Step into the MOA booth to discover firsthand the tangible links between artifacts and the rich history of London, making this exploration an interactive and immersive experience for all

• Step back in time with the Museum of Ontario Archaeology as we explore 200 years - and more - of London’s history through archaeology.

• Through artifacts, images, and stories, our booth will highlight their everyday lives and lasting legacies to show how London’s past continues to shape its present and future.

NORTHWEST LONDON RESOURCE CENTRE

Northwest London Resource Centre fosters inclusion, connection, and belonging for newcomers and residents in Northwest London, Ontario. Through settlement services, youth programs, support services and community partnerships, they celebrate diversity and empower individuals to thrive. Their programs honour heritage, support integration, and build strong, welcoming neighbourhoods for all.

At the Booth:

• Explore the vibrant timeline that visually illustrates London's evolution through significant objects, unraveling key historical events and milestones that have shaped the city

• Immerse yourself in the artistic brilliance of local creators with captivating art installations inspired by historical London, offering a unique and vibrant perspective on the city's cultural heritage

• Watch our display, “Threads of Community,” weave stories from the city’s early days to today’s vibrant neighbourhood life.

• Join us to explore how connection, culture, and collaboration have shaped London’s journey and help us imagine what the next 200 years of community could look like.

ONTARIO ANCESTORS (LONDON AND MIDDLESEX BRANCH)

The London & Middlesex branch, formed in 1968 under The Ontario Genealogical Society (OGS), covers the City of London and the Historical Townships of Middlesex County. Our mission is to encourage, bring together and assist those interested in the pursuit of family history and to preserve Ontario’s genealogical heritage.

At the Booth:

• Learn how ancestral research has evolved from paper and microfilm to online databases and digital record access.

• Participate in our ancestry activity and learn about events and activities that are available to assist Londoners with researching their London area ancestors.

ONTARIO ARCHAEOLOGY SOCIETY: LONDON CHAPTER

A group made up of professional archaeologists and those with a passion for archaeology. The London Chapter represents the regional interests and concerns of the archaeological community in Southwestern Ontario, by providing field activities, social events, and advocacy opportunities. The chapter has sponsored a number of local archaeology research projects.

At the Booth

• Learn about the fascinating history of Ontario archaeology and how it is not only a study of the past but also an understanding of how that past impacts the present and future!

• Learn about the long history of Indigenous people and settlers in Southwestern Ontario

• Witness artifacts from various periods throughout the regions history.

REFOREST LONDON

ReForest London is Southwestern Ontario’s largest environmental charity, dedicated to preserving and expanding the urban forests of the region. Their vision is to see our region flourish through the impactful protection and enhancement of the natural world. By inspiring, educating, and empowering our community, they cultivate a collective commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainable practices.

At the Booth

• Engage with “before and after” photos, depicting the history of Westminster Pond Center from its inception as the Western Counties Health and Occupational Centre to its evolution into the environmental hub that it is today.

• Receive a sapling tree, in recognition of the intense replanting work that ReForest has been involved in over the past 20 years.

ROYAL CANADIAN REGIMENT MUSEUM

The Royal Canadian Regiment Museum tells the history of Canada's first infantry regiment in the regular force. Onsite and online visits, galleries, and gift shops to browse on site. The website features the collection and unique podcast programming.

At the Booth

• Uncover the architectural gem that is Wolseley Barracks as our museum takes center stage in showcasing its historical significance

• Immerse younger audiences in the excitement with specially designed activities that bring the building's stories to life

• Explore the past through captivating photographs, textual documents and the building plans of Wolseley compared to its layout today, showcasing its evolution through the eras

SOUTH LONDON NEIGHBOURHOOD RESOURCE CENTRE

They are a community space for all that offers programs and services within the South London Community Centre and surrounding areas in London. They work with everyone using a community development approach to provide opportunities that engage and empower residents to achieve their personal potential and a healthy life.

At the Booth:

• Interact with our timeline exhibit, featuring key milestones from SLNRC’s 40-year journey and the evolution of programs that have shaped the South London area.

• Explore photos, share personal stories and participate in a collaborative art project representing our collective future.

• Learn about our current programs, highlighting the ongoing impact of our services in creating a stronger, more connected community.

SRISHTI CANADA

Srishti aims to create a more vibrant, more giving society, driven by the ancient Indian teachings – “Vausdaiva Kutumbakam” (the whole world is one family) and “Nar seva Narayan seva” (Service to humanity is service to God). Srishti is founded on the three pillars -Seva – Celebration – Culture

At the Booth

• Witness the “Brothers in Arms Memorial” designs for the piece featured off Veterans Memorial highway

• Learn about the history and camaraderie of Indian and Canadian soldiers during World War 1, who fought as brothers in arms.

• Listen to rediscovered anecdotal stories from World War 1

ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL

St. Paul's Cathedral is London's oldest church, serving the community since the 1830’s. The mission of the Heritage Committee is to maintain the archives, and analyze, research, conserve and promote the heritage and history of St. Paul's Cathedral.

At the Booth:

• Wonder at the elaborate stained-glass windows and embroideries that adorn the cathedral

• Delve into the history of the bell tower

• Observe our display with posters, artifacts, photographs and church histories, depicting the roll of St. Paul’s Cathedral in London’s history.

• Immerse yourself in the memories of our many art and music events, as well as the various prominent social programs that St. Paul’s has hosted.

THAMES REGIONAL ECOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

TREA’s main goal is to educate the community to protect the environment, stay informed and take personal action. TREA projects support their strategic goals of increasing waste diversion, active transportation and reducing fossil fuel usage.

At the Booth:

• Find out about the special celebration event this coming June, celebrating the Thames Region Ecological Association

• Explore TREA’s past, current, and future activities planned for the region.

• Learn about the value of environmentalism, the meaning of a “circular economy”, and how green best-practices can improve our London Community

THE LONDON AND MIDDLESEX HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Established in 1901, the London and Middlesex Historical Society promotes awareness of local history through research, discussion, presentations, publications, and local history tours. Working with heritage partners and community groups, the Society supports the preservation of artifacts, archival materials, and local built heritage.

At the Booth:

• Watch our captivating display featuring images, publications and iconic London sounds sampled at several of the many music-themed events throughout the city.

• Listen to the stories of LMHS’ work throughout the past 125 years

• Participate in our “Forest City Facts” event, where you can learn fascinating pieces of information about every era of our city’s history

• Discuss visions of the future and reflect on what London may look like in 2126 and 2226.

THE SECRETS OF RADAR MUSEUM

The Secrets of Radar Museum is dedicated to preserving the experiences, artefacts, and history of the men and women who helped build, develop, operate, and maintain Canadian radar, here and abroad. It engages with and educates the public about the history and technology of radar in Canada, both military and civilian.

At the Booth:

• Journey back to a pivotal moment in the 20th century with the game-changing invention of the Cavity Magnetron

• Explore how this innovation played a crucial role in reshaping the course of WWII, enabling the Allies to miniaturize RADAR and secure a turning point in history

• Witness the profound impact as spin-off technologies propelled Canada into post-war leadership in electronics, military and weather RADAR, and breakthroughs in cancer treatment

• Uncover the fascinating roots of this technological revolution, with early research conducted right here in the vibrant city of London, Ontario

V.P. CRONYN MEMORIAL ARCHIVES

The V.P. Cronyn Memorial Archives are the official repository for the historical records of the Anglican Church and its congregations in Southwestern Ontario. They collect records from 300+ churches documenting the history of the congregations as well as the local community to whom the churches belong.

At the Booth:

• Explore the significance of the Diocese of Huron in shaping the history of our city

• Discover primary source materials including parish registers that list families, vital statistic information, artifacts and photographs

• Enjoy an educational trivia game activity

WESTERN FAIR ASSOCIATION

Western Fair District is a leading year-round, not-for-profit agri-food organization dedicated to celebrating community and agriculture. With the support of passionate people, modern facilities, and quality events, they create experiences that connect and enrich our region.

At the Booth:

• Observe our display of articles from our historic Fair.

• Visitors are encouraged to contribute their input to enhance the experience of the upcoming 150th anniversary

YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED

Approximately 3,600 youth between the ages of 16-30 access the system of supports available at Youth Opportunities Unlimited (YOU) each year. Whether they're in need of basic needs and housing, access to physical, mental or dental health care, or education and employment supports, our services are designed to help youth lead positive lives.

At the Booth:

• Guides to the services and supports that YOU offers and their locations in the city!

• Archival photos and stories about how YOU has transformed the historic buildings it operates in into sites that will help future generations of Londoners thrive.

Flash Back to the 2023 Heritage Fair