Events

This annual Community Event is a great alternative to having your children go door to door through busy streets in traffic, in the dark. Held in the Pioneer Village within the gates of Muskoka Heritage Place, this traffic free and youngster driven Hallowe’en event proves as much of a social event for the parents as it is for the kids.

What to Expect – At our main admissions at 88 Brunel Rd. Huntsville you will be given a site map to assist you in your adventure. Individuals or businesses sponsor our pioneer buildings by decorating the doorways and or outside areas in a theme, then dress in costume and sheell out the candy Muskoka Heritage Place provides. The way to the buildings is lit with moonlights but if you have very young ones and wish to keep the experience even lighter, you might consider joining us early, before 6:30 p.m. nightfall. Best Decorated House – Mayor Scott Aitchison will judge and select the winner of the “Best Decorated House”.

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Santa’s back in town for a few days this December! Come join us for a fun filled Winter Edition of SantaFest – with some of Santa’s favourite winter activities like gingerbread cookie decorating, petting zoo, scavenger hunt, ornament making, marshmallow roasting, Christmas crafts and who could forget – a visit with Santa!!

When: December 8/9,15/16 and 22/23

Hours: 11am to 7pm

Admission: $12 (3 years and older)

• Admission includes a gingerbread cookie to decorate, marshmallow roasting and a Christmas craft for all children.
• Last Chance to visit with Santa before Christmas!

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We love Winter!

The artwork in our winter show will attest to that. Some of the paintings will take your breath away, while some will bring a smile on your face and make you feel happy! Enjoy our show and enjoy winter!

Please contact us if you are interested in any of our art pieces.

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We are excited to welcome back, Next Generation Leahy!

The experience of a Next Generation Leahy Christmas is “breath-taking”, “astounding,” and “unforgettable.” These amazing young people take their passion for music, song, and dance – which flows from every pore in their bodies – and create something new, vibrant, and beautiful.

Join the Next Generation Leahy to be inspired, energized, and excited for the arrival of Christmas!

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Carolling & “A Christmas Carol”
Friday, December 21st
Carolling begins at 6:30 PM | Show-time is 7:00 PM

Tickets: $22.60

Max of 70 Tickets. Show will be in the Trillium Court.

Songs of the season sing-a-long at 6:30pm. Then nestle in for a professional reading performance of Charles Dickens’ classic ‘A Christmas Carol’ adapted by William Colgate. STARRING Richard Binsley, Robin Clipsham, Joan Bendon, Alyssa LaPlume, Steven Jacklin and Michele Ineson.

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A Portage Flyer Christmas – Evening Train Ride to Santa December 22, 2018
Muskoka Heritage Place, Train Station

100 Forbes Hill Drive Huntsville (beside the Active Living Centre)

5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. (last train leaves at 7:30 pm)

$5.00 per person (child or adult) tax included

Parking at the Huntsville High School, Canada Summit Centre, Active Living Centre or directly across the street from the event.

No advance ticket sales or reserve seating. Arrive and enjoy complimentary hot chocolate and cookies (while supplies last) and purchase your tickets enroute to boarding.

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This presentation is in partnership with Muskoka Chautuaqua. Gather around the piano with songs of the Yuletide Season from 3:30pm to 4:00pm (song sheets supplied.). Enjoy some apple cider or for the adults, the cash bar. At 4pm nestle in as our professional actors perform a STAGE READING of William Colgate’s adaptation of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol”. Enjoy this rendition with all its colourful characters brilliantly brought to life by Dick Binsley (of “Mama Mia” on Broadway fame), Joan Bendon, Robin Clipsham, Alyssa LaPlume, Michele Ineson and Steven Jacklin as Scrooge! The performance runs 60 minutes. Seating is limited to 75.Make LIVE Theatre part of your family holiday traditions.

Location: JW Marriott The Rosseau Muskoka Resort & Spa
1050 Paignton House Rd, Minett, ON

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An annual family-friendly favorite, the Christmas Eve Torchlight Parade can be viewed from the Chalet or the base of the Flying Dutchman. Watch our Snow School instructors and Ski Patrolers descend the Flying Dutchman carrying brightly lit torches in a beautiful procession of lights. Santa even joins in the Parade (you didn’t know he could ski, did you?).

Join us for hot chocolate and cookies in the Chalet from 5:00-6:00pm. The Parade begins at 6:00 pm sharp.

No Night Operations on Christmas Eve.

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Join us for family-friendly New Year’s Eve fireworks. Enjoy live music from 5:00-8:00 pm with fireworks at 6:00 pm. Free cookies and hot chocolate starting at 5:00. Bar closes at 8:00 pm.

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Neil Crone, Kevin Frank and Patrick McKenna are The Yes Men! Second City Mainstage veterans, and household names in the Canadian Television and Film biz, the Men collectively bring over a thousand years of Improv Comedy experience to the table…in dog years. Playfully interacting with the audience throughout their show, an evening with The Yes Men is completely improvised from start to finish. Fast paced, energetic and always hilarious, no two Yes Men shows are ever alike!

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Join us at Peter’s Players as we count down to the new year with some fantastic times, cheer and Music! (Party favors & late night snacks will be served)

Having raised $63,000 in a collective 90 days of crowd-funding, it’s obvious that KCLR’s supporters believe in the band’s commitment to creating fresh and soul clapping music while inspiring both budding new musicians and old school music lovers alike. KCLR’s current mission is to spread this passion around the world. This summer, the KCLR Go West tour brought the band’s unique blend of funk, jazz, rock and urban elements to new crowds from Edmonton to Los Angeles.

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On his first solo full-length album, compass, singer/songwriter Conor Gains proves himself deeply devoted to making uncompromisingly soulful music that transcends all genres. Gains’ label debut marks the follow-up to the self-released Sophomore album “Run Away With the Night”, which sparked interest in the young artist’s music. In 2016 Gains’ album closing song “Leave It On the Line” won the cobalt prize at the Maple Blues Awards. This national prize is designed to highlight innovation and creativity in songwriting. This is the impression one gets while listening to the Conor Gains band. The deep respect of roots, jazz and blues music paired with the soulful, adventurous exploration of contemporary music gives Gains’ songs an air of familiarity while listening to something completely unique and transcendental.

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Steve Marriner: is a dynamic and powerful performer. His incorporation of various styles of blues, roots and soul come together to form an original sound that is both deep and genuine.

Chris Caddell: Who would’ve thought that Belleville, Ontario could produce a musician with the southern vibe and bluesy reverence of a Stevie Ray Vaughan or Doyle Bramhall II?

Jesse O’Brien: played his first gig, with his father, at the tender age of 12. A few years later, Dad introduced Jesse to Ronnie Hawkins, and the teenager launched into a much-lauded career as a keyboardist. He was inspired by the late, great Buffalo-area keyman Stan Szelest (one-time member of The Band), whose ability to play any style of music was something O’Brien took to be a prerequisite for a music career. “You have to play everything to get by,” he says. “Half the time when you show up at a studio, you don’t even know if you’re walking into a country session, a jazz session, or a pop session.”

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