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Spring Medley Art Show and Sale
The Muskoka Palette Packers will be exhibiting a variety of artwork at Partners Hall, Algonquin Theatre during the month of April. Partners Hall is open during the week and on Saturdays. The Opening Reception will be Saturday April 7th from 1:00 to 3:00
Find out more »Muskoka Maple Festival
The Muskoka Maple Festival is a free, family-friendly event on Main Street in downtown Huntsville, Ontario. The festival begins with the “Muskoka Maple Trail” happening March 9 to April 20, 2018. This is a six week long Maple Harvest compilation of featured maple locations including, sugar shack tours, maple-inspired cuisine, beverages, products, and much more! The grand finale of the harvest will be the Muskoka Maple Festival on April 21, 2018 in downtown Huntsville! This free, family friendly event will…
Find out more »Mayors of Muskoka Prayer Breakfast
Dr. Cheryl Bear, of the Nadleh Whut’en First Nation in Central BC, will be the guest speaker at the Mayors of Muskoka Prayer Breakfast on Saturday, April 21st at the Mark O’Meara Grandview Golf Club. Award-winning singer, songwriter and Associate Professor at Regent College, Cheryl will share her perspective as a respected voice on behalf of Canada’s Indigenous peoples, and as a Christian. Cheryl has traveled to over 600 Indigenous communities in Canada and the United States, sharing her songs…
Find out more »Dwight Lions Club Turkey Dinner
The Dwight Lions Club invites you to a Turkey Dinner fundraiser for the Canadian Cancer Society On Saturday April 21, 2018 Dwight Community Centre Dinner from 5 - 7 pm Adults $17 and Children under 7 $7
Find out more »Etwell Concert Series at the Legion: Wild T and the Spirit
One more show at the Huntsville Legion before we gear up for our 7th outdoor season of the Etwell Concert Series. On Saturday, April 21, Wild T and the Spirit will rock the intimate downstairs lounge at the Legion. Concession 8 will open up. Showtime is 8-11:30pm. Tickets are $20 each and are available at Cripple Creek Music in Huntsville (or at the door). Following is a tentative list of our summer outdoor concerts. There will be a few changes and additions. Sun…
Find out more »Forests Ontario plaque unveiling at Indian Landing tree, Port Sydney
The Town of Huntsville welcomes the public to attend a plaque unveiling in recognition of an iconic and much-photographed tree located in Port Sydney at Indian Landing. A small plaque, provided by Forests Ontario, will be placed in the vicinity of the tree. A public unveiling of the plaque, with representatives from the Town of Huntsville, Port Sydney and Forests Ontario, is planned for Earth Day, Sunday April 22, 2018 at 2 p.m. at 787 South Mary Lake Road. Everyone is…
Find out more »Blood Donor Clinic
SPRING has sprung! RENEW your COMMITMENT to GIVE LIFE. Blood donors are needed every day. #GiveLife this month! Join the movement at blood.ca
Find out more »Auditions for Once Upon a Time
The Algonquin Theatre is hosting Once Upon a Time for one night on Friday, September 14 and we are hoping to make it even bigger and better than our January show! If you have the dedication and desire to sing and dance, we want to see you. Auditions are being held on Wednesday, April 25 from 6-8pm at the Annex (next to the Huntsville Public Library). Please prepare a song from your favourite animated movie (can be any character you like…
Find out more »Life After High School
TRANSFORMING TOGETHER: Making Connections for LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL Today for Tomorrow Thursday April 26th, 2018 Huntsville High School 58 Brunel Rd, Huntsville, ON In the Cafeteria 5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. PRESENTATION ON THE JOB PATH PROGRAM Mackenzie Parcells will present an initiative from the North Eastern Employment Network that includes bringing the internationally recognized “Job Path Program”, a pre-employment training program designed for people with disabilities where employment is the first service option to be considered for people transitioning from…
Find out more »THURSDAY NIGHT DRUM CIRCLE
Participate in the creation of music as a group. If you think you don't have a musical bone in your body you will soon find out just how wrong you are. If you have a heartbeat you can drum. The music is achieved through listening and finding your place in it. Drums and percussion instruments are provided or you can bring your own. Hand drumming has proven health benefits, and besides that.. it's just plain fun
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