Your visit to our theatres

If you have purchased tickets to come out and see a performance here’s a few important things you need to know.

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Situated on a 78 acre farm between Wellington and Bloomfield, The Eddie is one of the best examples of Loyalist architecture in the area, inside and out. Dating back to 1860, when the main house and the iconic Red Barn were built by the Oosterhout Family, these buildings stand as some of the most recognizable and beloved in The County.

The property also features a pond, orchards, access to the Millennium Trail, expanded gardens, enhanced amenities and newly decorated suites.

Click the “+” signs below to read more about The Eddie.

Located on the grounds of The Eddie Hotel & Farm in Prince Edward County
15786 Loyalist Pkwy, Bloomfield ON K0K 1G0
Click here for a map.
PARKING
There is free parking onsite. When you arrive, follow the lane past the barn. Parking is available in the east field. There is an approximately 200m walk, on grass and a well-packed gravel road from the parking lot to the Pavilion.
There are more accessible parking spots close to the stage, and patrons may also be dropped off at the tent.
FOOD & DRINK
Concessions are available one hour before the performance. The Eddie serves wine, local beer, soft drinks and snacks.
Pre-show Picnic dinners are available in the summer, see details below.
WEATHER
It's best to come prepared for all types of weather: bringing your own shade in the afternoon is particularly important, possibly a sweater/blanket for end of evening performances. We advise sun hats, sunscreen, sunglasses, raincoats as well. We have installed mosquito preventer machines around the property, but you may want to consider bug repellant.
Please read our Weather Policy here.
SEATING
The Pavilion is entirely open-air and chairs are provided. All seating is General Seating, first come.
RESTROOMS
Outdoor washrooms are portable toilets on site near our tent. Patrons may also use the fully accessible washrooms in the Red Barn, about a 4 minute walk from the Pavilion.
ACCESSIBLITY
Find information here about accessibility.
Located on the grounds of The Eddie Hotel & Farm in Prince Edward County
15786 Loyalist Pkwy, Bloomfield ON K0K 1G0
Click here for a map.
PARKING
There is free parking onsite. When you arrive, please park in the area next to the greenhouse. There is short walk on grass and packed gravel to the Barn entrance.
FOOD & DRINK
Concessions are available one hour before the performance. The Eddie serves wine, local beer, soft drinks and snacks.
Pre-show Picnic dinners are available in the summer, see details below.
WEATHER
At the Red Barn, there is heating, but it is also a little drafty, so please bring a warm layer for winter shows.
SEATING
The Red Barn is indoor venue. All seating is General Seating, first come.
ACCESSIBLITY
Find information here about accessibility.
Come early and enjoy a Picnic Dinner before the show.
🥪 Regular Eddie Picnic: Contents to be announced.
🥒 Vegetarian Eddie Picnic:Contents to be announced.
$29.50/per person, must be ordered 48 hours in advance.
Picnics are available for pick up 1 hour before the show starts. Wine, beer and soft drinks can be purchased at pick up.
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Rain & Sun
Each live performance is unique, but this is especially the case at the outdoor Eddie Pavilion where the stage and audience area are uncovered.
BEFORE LEAVING HOME, CONSIDER BRINGING THE FOLLOWING WITH YOU TO THE EDDIE PAVILION
• Sunglasses & Sunhats: bringing your own shade in the afternoon is particularly important for summer matinée outdoor performances.
• Light Jacket, Fleece, or a Lap Blanket: in late summer, it does cool down in the evening.
• Poncho or Raincoat: Umbrellas are welcome but cannot be open during a performance.
If the weather forecast calls for rain before your scheduled performance, please check your email regularly — we will send out a cancellation email up to 1 hour before the show starts.
Air Quality
We regularly monitor the air quality when there is wildfire smoke in the area. If the smoke conditions necessitate the cancellation of a show, we will notify you via email on the day of the show. If you do not receive any communication from us, please assume that the show is still taking place.
For more detailed information on our Weather and Ticket Refund Policy, click here.

Base31 is an evolving visitor destination on the site of a 70-acre WWII air training base in Prince Edward County. Operated as a military base until 1969 when the site transitioned into a business park and airport.

The new ownership group has embarked on an ambitious revitalization program that includes the adaptive re-use of many of the heritage buildings, transformation of the landscape and significant investment in placemaking, public art, programming, site activation and food & beverage.

Click the “+” sign below to read more about Base31.

Located at Base 31
26-343 County Road 22
Picton, ON K0K 2T0
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PARKING
There is free parking onsite. Follow onsite signage to accessible parking.
FOOD & DRINK
There is bar service with light snacks in the Sergeants Mess Hall.
SEATING
The Mess Hall is an intimate indoor cabaret-style event space with Preferred Table Seating and General Seating. All seating is first come. Please see the venue rendering below.
RESTROOMS
Accessible washrooms are available at the Sergeants Mess Hall.
ACCESSIBLITY
Find information here about accessibility.
MORE INFORMATION AND SITE MAP

There’s something about the County vibe and hospitality that makes the area so special. If you've experienced it, you simply know it and won’t easily forget.

From the earliest days of wine and winery visits in the County, The Grange has been here with the goal to be a pillar of the community; representing the area with an offering of kind welcoming warmth, uncomplicated beauty and an easy yet sophisticated hospitality that those visiting the County have come to know it for.

Click here to visit The Grange’s website and learn more.

Picton's Regent Theatre is a registered charity based in the heart of Prince Edward County.

The Regent opened in 1918, when self-made Greek immigrant George Cook had the vision to build a spectacular hub for entertainment in his new home of Picton. Fast forward a hundred years and thousands of inspiring performances and countless magical moments later, we continue to be Prince Edward County’s only purpose-built cinema and live performance venue.

Click here to visit The Regent Theatre’s website and learn more.

General Information

Please plan to arrive 30 min ahead of the performance time to allow for parking and check-in.

Please wear comfortable, sturdy shoes as you will be walking on a gravel and grass.

Pets are not allowed, with the exception of service animals.

Weather

If the weather forecast calls for rain or a high air quality rating before your scheduled performance, please check your email regularly — we will send out a cancellation email up to 1 hour before the show starts.

In the event of a cancellation, you may transfer your tickets to another evening, subject to availability. If tickets are unavailable, we will offer you a refund.

Read our full policy here.