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The Lancaster Bomber is our main feature of the Exhibition Hall. Get your tickets on-site at the Exhibition Hall when arriving. Admission: $8.82 (tickets available at the door). Admission is FREE for veterans, active military personnel, and children ages 5 and under.

Lancaster KB 882 on loan courtesy of the National Air Force Museum of Canada

Take control of your adventure with a self-guided tour of Base31’s expansive 70-acre site.

Armed with a detailed map and audio headset featuring expert interviews, you’ll unlock the incredible history of this one-of-a-kind place. Choose your own path and uncover hidden stories at every turn.

Available during Exhibition Hall operating hours only.

From live music to stand-up and everything in between, Open Mic at The Commissary is a space to perform, discover new voices, or simply settle in and enjoy the show.

Happening every Thursday at 5PM. 

Ease into the weekend with live music, happy hour drinks, and an easygoing crowd at Base31. The Commissary Porch Sessions brings together local performers and laid-back Friday energy designed to keep the patio full and the night rolling.

Happening every Friday at 5PM. 

For kids ages 4–12 | A summer of adventure, creativity, and fun!
Get ready for summer at Base31! Our outdoor summer camp offers the perfect blend of art, science, nature, and play— all set in the heart of our historic site, surrounded by natural green spaces, and wide-open areas to explore. This is where curiosity meets creativity, and every day brings a new adventure.

Slow down and settle in for Sunday Brunch & Sounds at The Commissary. With live music, brunch drinks, and a relaxed atmosphere, it’s an easy weekly ritual built for lingering conversations, shared plates, and unhurried Sundays in The County.

Happening every Sunday July through September at 11AM. 

The Ontario Society of Artists New Members Exhibition celebrates artists newly elected into one of Canada’s longest-standing and most respected professional arts organizations. Founded in 1872, the Ontario Society of Artists is Canada’s longest continuing art society and has played a significant role in the development and support of professional visual arts practice in Ontario.

Wild Rivers brings their soaring indie-folk sound to the Drill Hall, blending rich harmonies with heartfelt songwriting. With over a billion streams and tours alongside artists like The Chicks and Noah Kahan, the platinum-selling trio continues to connect with audiences worldwide.

IDENTITY explores the myriad versions of self that are created as one moves through life. We wear masks that are shaped by the experiences of our journey. Some protect us, some challenge us, and some slowly become an integral part of who we are. 

Practically Hip brings the iconic music of The Tragically Hip to the Drill Hall for a special evening celebrating the 10th anniversary of The Hip's legendary final concert in Kingston. Featuring many of the songs performed during that historic farewell show, the night pays tribute to one of the defining moments in Canadian music.

Rock the County presented by RBC returns as a two-night rock festival at B31 District’s Drill Hall — bringing together some of Canada’s most iconic acts for one of the biggest live music weekends of the summer.

Big Wreck returns to the Drill Hall as part of Rock the County presented by RBC, bringing their signature blend of powerful vocals, soaring guitar work, and chart-topping alt-rock back to Prince Edward County.