A coop gallery displaying a great selection of outstanding local artists. The marque is an…read moreextraordinary piece of art on its own. Displays change frequently. Definitely worth a stop for artists and art lovers.

Cute little casino I visited on my birthday trip. The…read moreladies at the front desk were very friendly. I played a couple of bigger machines without much luck, but ended up getting the bonus on the Larry the Lobster game. So, I ended up with a little extra money for my trip. Cute little place not overcrowded (this was on a Monday afternoon). Will visit again.

I dont recommend this place for a fun time anymore, its few and far between. The bar service is…read moreatrocious, they removed a majority of their table games and the slot games are all geared to pay as little as they can for line hits. The only thing saving this place in the future is their buffet. Only on weekends tho.

Wow Glanmore is a National Historic site and my review will be the first!…read more When I moved to the area within the first month I checked out Glanmore since it is the only real tourist place to visit in Belleville. From the outside the grounds are well kept and the house looks charming. I visited on a Sunday as I was the only person there, the tour guide was friendly and helpful. I found the only thing missing was no kitchen, it took out of some of the luster since kitchens are ea focal point in most historic tours. A neat thing was going into the basement though and seeing displays and the feel of an old house and history down there. I think this would be a must stop at Christmas to when they set up the holiday display.

I think this is the only museum-type place in Belleville. It's a national historic site of Canada…read moreand a really beautiful manor. You can see the way people lived in this area 150-200 years ago. There are lots of old Victorian homes in Belleville but most are still people's houses (the house I live in is a 150-year-old Victorian home), but this one is frozen in time.

The Empire Theatre & Centre for the Performing Arts is a fantastic venue for live music. There is…read morean eclectic range of performers that have graced the stage - from K-OS to Stompin' Tom, Davy Jones to the Tragically Hip, the Temptations to Buddy Guy and the outdoor venue (the Empire Square) has featured such acts as Bachman Cummings, Styx, Peter Frampton and Kenny Rogers. And that is just the tip of the iceberg! And it doesn't stop there...children's performances, dance competitions, ballets and most recently, plays courtesy of Caroline Smith. And movies, movies, movies. Empire movies are not the typical movies seen at the run of the mill multiplexes - it is also home to the Quinte Film Alternative, featured every second Wednesday. Experience the Empire Theatre & Centre for the Performing Arts - you won't be disappointed!

I have to give The Empire Theatre credit. They have always provided an excellent experience when I…read morehave attended live shows, be it musical or theatre. But the staff went above and beyond this past Saturday with their customer service. I had purchased tickets over the phone for Brett Kissel in November for my husband's Christmas present. When we arrived at the box office to pick them up just before the show, there was no record of my purchase. Nothing under my name, phone number, or the confirmation number that I had. It didn't make any sense to me, and I was scrambling to find the charge on my visa bill, sure that I was about to be told "Sorry, but there's no record here so you won't be seeing the show". Then the attendant at the desk did something amazing - she said "You know, I believe that you purchased tickets - I'm not sure where those tickets are, but here are two more. Enjoy the show, and thank you for choosing The Empire Theatre". I was floored. My husband was floored. That, ladies and gentlemen, is incredible customer service. Long story short, thank you Empire Theatre. Brett's performance was flawless, and so was yours. We will gladly choose The Empire Theatre again!