Canada is 151 years young, and Huntsville is celebrating with festivities for the whole family all day long. Muskoka Heritage Place Celebration 8am Lions Club breakfast 9am Gates Open at Muskoka Heritage Place (free admission until 11am only) 10am Opening Ceremony on the Village Green, Captain Hunt and Elected Dignitaries Speeches & Strawberry Scone Cake […]
Lots to do, lots to see, and lots of celebration! Free Canada Flags, tattoos, stickers and strawberry scones while supplies last. Date & Time: Sunday July 1, 2018 from 10am to 4pm Admission: Regular admission rates apply Parking: Muskoka Heritage Place upper parking lot at 88 Brunel Road, Huntsville. Event Details: Costumed narrators, historical demonstrations, strolling musicians and the Portage […]
While actual festivities vary slightly year to year, there is always something of interest for both young and old.  Activities can include a celebration of the arts, musical interludes, children’s activities, clowns, balloon blowing, hot-dogs, cake and, of course, singing of O’Canada.  So dress up in your red & white and come on out to have […]
Paul Reddick has long been apart of Canada’s rich roots music scene. He is one of the best harmonica players in the country. His distinctive voice covers a wide emotional palette, always engaging, sometimes a shout, more often a conversationally vivid whisper. But it is Reddick’s songs —  sometimes sweet, sometimes bitter, always thought-provoking and […]
Comprised of four veteran Canadian musicians, Godboogie is lead by Jerome Godboo. A singer and harmonica player, Godboo came to fame several decades ago as a member of the Phantoms rock band. Later, he was received the Lee Oskar award for Best Harmonica Player at the 2014 International Blues Challenge, selected from the semi-finalist acts. Joining him […]
Bring your lawn chair and come down to the ‘dock’ for this free evening of great music from the Muskoka Concert Band. (Rain dates will be on the following day if required.)
Listen to all types of music from Country to Jazz, Bluegrass to Big Band and bring your lawn chair, friends and a toonie or two for the band. July 4th - Christina Hutt
High-energy, infectious Celtic-based music built on three generations of Leahy musicianship. Fiddle, cello, French accordion, singing, piano, and French-Canadian step-dancing all find a voice on stage, and these young talents, led by their parents, inspire as well as entertain!
You will run through technical areas that will require the nimblest of footwork and on trails that allow you to open up to your best speed, plus everything in between. You will marvel at the extraordinary beauty of this privately owned Reserve that we are so privileged to enjoy. It will leave you breathless in […]
The Staff of Camp Tawingo Day Program support the Festival’s efforts to provide a fun-filled morning of interactive arts and crafts for the whole family!
