To those of us who live here more than 8 months of the year though, we know that the Forest City offers much more than micro-breweries, wine bars, and night clubs. Put on some sensible footwear, get outdoors, and become one with nature. Check out: for more information on local hiking trails. Visit an art gallery. If your social calendar were to consist solely of gallery openings within the city of London, that would be one hell of a packed schedule. Plan a gallery tour with your friends, making stops to appreciate each unique space—maybe even snap a pic of a metal tree, or two, during your tour. Boler Mountain is a hub for adventure-seekers all-year-round. During the winter months spend the days skiing, boarding, or tubing down snowy slopes, and in the summers take advantage of ziplining, treetop rope courses, mountain biking, and summer camps. Art, aviation, medicine, railways, archaeology, the Canadian Armed Forces, baseball, Sir Frederick Banting? Visit: for a complete list of all museums the city has to offer. Grab a bite to eat. Hit up a local eatery and feel good about supporting small biz while you fill your belly. Visit: to get started. Go to the park. The winters are quieter, but those who are willing to brave the cold can enjoy ice-skating and even a New Years Eve concert in Victoria Park. Perfect low-cost date option. Catch a local sports game. Watch the light up the court, the fly down the ice, or the slide into home. No matter the season, this city has something for every sports fan. Attend a food or music festival. London is home to so many exciting and unique festivals happening all year, celebrating everything from and , to and , to , , , and even itself. With or without alcohol, we Londoners like to celebrate! Visit: for festival info. Sometimes getting out, trying something new, and just living in the moment is the best kind of buzz. Now, pick an item from this list and get buzzed on LdnOnt.