One of Huntsville’s most popular summer events, Midnight Madness, was back on Friday, July 21, for its 41st year.
The annual street festival brings together residents and visitors from across Muskoka to enjoy the sales, food and entertainment in downtown Huntsville.
As always, the event ran from 6 p.m. to midnight and was flooded with hundreds of people enjoying the night.
One of the biggest hits of the night yet again was Community Living Huntsville’s All Abilities Dance troupe showing another wonderful performance. The troupe, which was created over four years ago, welcomes all levels of ability to dance with them, whether you have a disability or not.
Two local dance studios—JJ Dance and Muskoka Dance Academy—had performances throughout the night of all types of routines.
New this year was the very first Midnight Madness Street Dance complete with its own DJ. When the night started to get dark, Mike’s the DJ turned up the tunes and the main street was open for people to start dancing.
Whether you scored some crazy deals or spent the night watching the magicians and street performers, there was something for everyone.
JJ Dance wowed the crowd with routines throughout the night
Muskoka Dance Academy dancers strut their stuff on stage
Barry “Bazza” Hayward brought some rhythm to Main Street
JJ Dance sparkles at street level
It’s as fun to watch cotton candy being made as it is to eat it
Mmm…cotton candy!
BIA coordinators Lizzie Robinson (left) and Morgan Richter
It’s magic!
The All Abilities Dance Troupe was a favourite act of the night
Mike’s the DJ spins some tunes for the first ever Midnight Madness street dance
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