An outdoor gallery featuring the works of over 40 artists. Sculptures, ironwork, stone carving, jewellery, birdhouses, pottery and wall hangings; all displayed in the gorgeous Muskoka gardens of Jon and Suzann Partridge.
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For over 35 years, Jim Cuddy has written songs that have become indelible in the soundtrack of Canadian lives. With the release of his fourth solo album, Constellation, he adds ten songs to that extraordinary songbook.
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This is our annual re-enactment of L.M. Montgomery coming to Bala in 1922, but also an afternoon of family fun. Egg-on-a-spoon races, 3-legged races, sack races, and prizes for best costumes of characters from “Anne of Green Gables” (Anne, Diana, Matthew, Marilla, Gilbert and Josie Pye). Popcorn, cake and freckles are free. Bring the whole family for an afternoon of fun at 1:30.
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Selling out venues throughout the US and Canada, multi award winner Victor Wainwright is at the top of his game! His newest self titled CD – THE TRAIN is GRAMMY NOMINATED and has racked up mega airplay and rave reviews!
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Jim Cuddy returns to festival stage with treasure trove of songs that have become indelible in the soundtrack of our Canadian lives. His extraordinatry catalogue of songs continues to find new ways to balance personal reflection and plainspoken storytelling, remaining both intimate and accessible.
Both as a solo artist and as one of the creative forces in Blue Rodeo, Jim has received nearly every accolade Canada can bestow upon a musician including 15 JUNO Awards, The Order of Canada and, along with bandmates Blue Rodeo, has been inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, received the Governor General Performing Arts Award and a Star on the Walk of Fame.
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Derek Marshall and Nicholas Arnold present a fabulous concert of hits and comedy. With their own brand of wacky humour, they pay tribute to the comedy team that dominated television, radio and nightclub stages in the 1950’s with timeless hits such as Everybody Loves Somebody, Sway, You’re Nobody ‘Til Somebody Loves You, Volaré, That’s Amoré, Return To Me, Standing on the Corner, Memories Are Made of This, You’ll Never Walk Alone and Jerry’s #1 hit, Rockabye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody. The comedy schtick and story-telling of these two terrific entertainers will take you through the real-life story that begs the question, ‘what if they had never split?’.
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The Toronto based Queer Songbook Orchestra are a 12-piece chamber pop ensemble, dedicated to exploring and uplifting 2SLGBTQ narrative through the lens of popular music, blending story and song while reimagining the traditional concert experience. Formed in 2014 the QSO are made up of many of the finest musicians in Canada from across the classical, pop and jazz spectrum, they have performed all across Canada and been featured at many of the countries top performing arts festivals.
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Headliner – Jeff McEnery won the prestigious “Tim Sims Encouragement Award” in 2005, “Yuk Yuk’s Great Canadian Laugh Off” in 2006 and was named “Best Stand-Up Newcomer” at the 2007 Canadian Comedy Awards. Since then Jeff has gone on to become a headliner for Yuk Yuk’s and has made multiple appearances at every major Canadian comedy festival.
Middle – Andrew Barr is an old man trapped in a tiny young man’s body. A unique combination of grumpy and silly, he has delighted audiences nation-wide.
MC – Shannon Laverty, Since entering the Yuk Yuks Search for Canada’s Funniest New Comic years ago, Laverty has been nominated 4 times for a Canadian Comedy Award.
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A summer tradition in downtown Bracebridge, featuring local live music. Thursday evenings; 7-8:30pm.
Tonight: FOGG
Bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket for comfortable seating.
The Muskoka In Water Boat & Cottage Show Canada features a display of products like boats, cars, decks, docks, wireless communication services, foods, sporting goods & accessories and much more.
Free General Admission!
Fun For The Whole Family!
Great food, live entertainment, and more than 100 boat & cottage exhibits.
Plus 1000s in prizes & giveaways!
For more information, visit their website
David Wilcox is a brilliant song writer, a great singer, and one of the hottest guitar players in the world. He first made his name as a wild, live performer and then as a first-rate recording artist whose work, from “Out Of The Woods” (1980) to his brand new release, “Boy In The Boat” (2007, stands the test of time.
Two shows July 26 & 27, 2019
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The fifth and final stop of the 2019 Malibu WWA Rider Experience series will hit Ontario, Canada July 26th – 28th, hosted by Gordon Bay Marine. Amateur riders from across Canada are invited to come together for the world’s premier amateur development five-stop series for weekends focused on the next generation in wake through family-friendly instruction and competition.
Come enjoy the Muskoka Ribfest at the Muskoka Wharf, Gravenhurst
Free General Admission!
Fun For The Whole Family!
Great food, live entertainment, and more than 100 boat & cottage exhibits.
Plus 1000s in prizes & giveaways!
Ribfest
JULY 26-28, 2019
FRI 12pm – 11pm
SAT 11am – 11pm
SUN 11am – 6pm
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Bring your family to downtown Baysville for the annual Walkabout on Saturday July 27th where you will find the streets lined with vendors selling their wares.
Admission is a donation to the Baysville Community Group
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It was another incredible Nuit Blanche North as thousands flooded the streets of downtown Huntsville to experience the work of hundreds of artists. Thank you to our financial supporters the Celebrate Ontario Program, the Ontario Arts Council and the Downtown BIA. Thanks also to community partners the town of Huntsville, the Huntsville/Lake of Bays Chamber of Commerce, and Pipefusion. To our sponsors Metro, Hunters Bay Radio and Sawdust City Music Festival. And to our volunteers and production crew for making it happen.
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Join us for this highly entertaining and educational day when the Algonquin Logging Museum comes to life. Brought to you by The Friends of Algonquin Park, the Algonquin Forestry Authority, in cooperation with Ontario Parks.
Take in the demonstrations around the Logging Museum trail and try the old-time loggers’ lunch served in the sawlog cookery from 12:00 to 2:00pm, or while quantities last ($10 per person). Also listen to the music of the Wakami Wailers throughout the day.
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Homage is a collection of 40 framed neckpieces created by renowned jeweller Don Stuart as a celebration and tribute to Canadian women throughout the ages and across the country in a wide range of professions and contributions to our society. As a contemporary jewellery artist, Don has used the familiar form of the necklace to explore history from a fresh perspective.
One of the oldest forms of human adornment, necklaces were worn by both men and women. However, from approximately the 19thcentury onward, they were predominately worn by women to denote style, status and wealth. Necklaces are archetypal symbols of power and importance and are a fitting vehicle to represent influential women in Canadian history.
As one of Canada’s leading gold and silversmiths, Don has earned an international reputation for his work in jewellery, hollowware and architectural installations. During his celebrated career, Don has received more than 30 significant awards for his artistry in gold, silver, platinum and diamonds, including the top prizes in many competitions. He has participated in numerous national and international exhibitions and has been the subject of many one-man shows. Don’s work is found in national, international, public, corporate and private collections. He is constantly in demand to give lectures and workshops across North American and beyond. In 2002, Don was awarded Canada’s highest honour, the Order of Canada, in recognition of his illustrious career as a craftsman and educator. At the investiture, his citation read, “his effect on Canada’s arts and crafts industry has been profound and lasting.”
Public Reception: Saturday, July 27, 1pm-4pm with remarks by Don Stuart at 2pm.
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The heritage village of Port Carling becomes the epicentre of everything antique, vintage and retro on the weekend of July 27 and 28, 2019. Forty vintage and antique dealers take over the Port Carling Community Centre.
Dealers will have for sale an enormous range of antiques, vintage and collectibles, with specialists in Canadiana pine furniture, vintage art glass and Canadian pressed glass, early advertising, midcentury modern, jewellery, Native artifacts, European decorative arts, folk art, vintage clothing, quilts and textiles, rare books, vintage Muskoka maps and prints, Persian rugs, architectural pieces and a great deal more.
Port Carling Arena, 3 Bailey Street, Port Carling, ON
Saturday, July 27, 10am – 5pm. Sunday, July 28, 10am – 4pm
Admission $6.00. Free parking. Food truck on site.
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When Elton John’s guitarist, Davey Johnstone, tells you that you are the most authentic Elton John Tribute act he’s ever witnessed, you know you must be doing something right. Back by popular demand Ron Camilleri channels the music and style of Elton to where you’ll swear you’re seeing the real thing.
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Come join the fun at Rockhaven Inn on Kahshe Lake for Muskoka Seaflea. The largest in-water regatta of home built and vintage seaflease in Canada.
There will be demonstration runs, land displays, vintage hydros, model boat building for kids, dogs with “fleas” water run, picnic bbq and refreshments!, seaflea “ride-a-long” experience, “flea”-market and old motors for sale, building tips and construction displays, 8′ mini tugboat in water demonstration, prizes and awards!
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The award winning Wakami Wailers are scheduled to play an open air concert at Algonquin Park’s Outdoor Theatre on Sunday, July 28, 2019 at 7:00pm. The Ontario-based Wakami Wailers will get your toes tapping through lively music sharing Canada’s logging history, park and protected areas, plus much more.
For more information, visit their website
Celebrate the diversity of Muskoka’s LGBTQ community at a family-friendly parade and picnic. Join businesses and community groups as they show their support by marching down Manitoba St with colourful floats and walking contingents, decorated in rainbows, celebrating gender and sexual diversity. A free community BBQ is held in Memorial Park where you can enjoy children’s games and activities, live local music, and a variety of vendors focused on supporting and engaging with the LGBTQ community.
The music and lives of Johnny Cash and June Carter are celebrated with this new show. Backed by the amazing The Memphis Cats Band, the show includes Johnny’s biggest hits along with some very special guests!
Collection for donations to support the Music on the Barge is taken during the concerts.
In the event of inclement weather – such as rain or lightning – concerts will be CANCELLED.
Showtime: 7:30pm
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Reel Alternatives Huntsville Presents
In recent years, few rock bands have become so prominent a part of the culture of Canada than The Tragically Hip. Sadly, that band’s time is likely coming to an end with lead singer and composer, Gord Downie, revealing that he has been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. Now, the band has returned its hometown of Kingston Ontario at the conclusion of its probable final concert tour to have one last grand public performance. Together, The Hip rock out while going out with their greatest hits as Canada enjoys their artistry at least one last time.
Jill Barber has become renowned for writing songs that evoke feelings of a bygone era. She is one of Canada’s brightest stars – selling out theatres coast to coast and headlining the country’s most prestigious festivals. Through her music she confidently tackles everything from issues of empowerment, sexual politics, the complications of love, and depression. It’s introspective and personal. It’s also a dance party. To hear her voice is to hear the evocative voice of an artist who has drawn inspiration from a cross-section of musical genres. Regardless of Jill’s influences, the one thing you are always assured of is that you know a Jill Barber song when you hear it, and chances are, you’ll never forget it…
For more information, visit their website
Brass Transit was formed in 2008 and brought together 8 of the most talented and accomplished award winning musicians. Their sole purpose was to pay tribute to one of the world’s greatest and most successful pop/rock groups of all time, CHICAGO.
Brass Transit will bring you back to the most memorable times of your life.
For more information or to book, visit their website
A summer tradition in downtown Bracebridge, featuring local live music. Thursday evenings; 7-8:30pm.
Tonight: Doug McLean.
Bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket for comfortable seating.
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Lighthouse, Canada’s favourite classic rock band, is turning 50 and inviting Canadians across the country to join the celebration. The band burst on the scene in 1969, with an explosive sound that defied all conventions. Between 1970 and 1973 they were awarded four Junos, four gold albums and Canada’s first platinum album for Lighthouse Live! while hits such as One Fine Morning, Sunny Days, Hats Off to the Stranger, 1849 and Pretty Lady raced to the top of Canadian and International charts.
Sawdust City Music Festival is excited to announce the festival’s return to beautiful historic “Sawdust City” Gravenhurst, ON this coming August long weekend. The third annual 3-day multi-venue music festival will take place August 2nd to 4th. The weekend will include two nights at the Opera House, evening shows at the Sawdust City Brewing Co. Saloon, a Songwriters’ Circle, Music on the Barge, Free Sunday Kids Zone, a vendor village in Gull Lake Rotary Park, performances at the Oar and Arts At The Albion.
Spend your Friday night mixing and mingling with cottagers and locals alike at this annual downtown festival. Don’t miss this fun night filled with music, excitement and bargains galore!
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Savour the best of Ontario’s Craft Breweries together with great food and live musical acts.
Location: Annie Williams Memorial Park, 50 Santa’s Village Rd., Bracebridge Date August 3, 2019.
Time: 1pm – 8pm
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Winner of the 2018 Polaris Prize winner, and a 2019 Juno for his album Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa, this incredible artist makes his first appearance on the Festival Stage.
A Wolastoqiyik member of the Tobique First Nation in New Brunswick, Dutcher studied music and anthropology at Dalhousie University. He recorded Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa, following a research project on old archival recordings of traditional Maliseet songs at the Canadian Museum of Civilization. He painstakingly transcribed Wolastoq songs from 1907 wax cylinders. As he listened to each recording, he felt his own musical impulses stirring from deep within. Long days at the archives turned into long nights at the piano, feeling out melodies and phrases, deep in dialogue with the voices of his ancestors.
Join us at Gull Lake Rotary Park to give people powered water activities for free. Loads of fun for the entire family: Swim races, sandcastle building contests, kayaking, paddleboarding, canoeing and rowing to name a few of the activities.
10am – 5pm at Gull Lake Rotary Park
Muskoka Wharf is the backdrop of this family favourite! Come by car, bike, boat, or on foot and see the show! Fireworks display takes place at dusk.
Join us at MuskokaCon. It’s a collectors mecca convention located in beautiful Town of Bracebridge, Ontario in Muskoka. The MuskokaCon strives to be Ontario’s best and truest comic con featuring fandoms of multiple genres. As long-time fans of comic books, toys, pop-culture, wrestling, gaming, cosplay, animation, sci-fi and fantasy, the promoter wanted to bring that style event to Muskoka
The show will have exhibitors that cater to a wide-spectrum of interests including comic books, live wrestling, magazines, toys, gaming, video games, movies, records, wrestling, , television, anime, manga, cosplay, artwork, sketches and apparel plus much more. In addition, a roster of comic industry professionals and fandom-related celebrities are in attendance for attendees to meet and greet. This will be one show not to miss!
Sunday’s – August 4 – 25, 2019 from 9:30 to 11:30 AM
The good ship Wenonah II sails from Gravenhurst through pirate infested waters. The crew aboard is eager to win the coveted Golden Hook award, thwarting Captain Ron Hook, who has won it every year! Did he cheat? Will our intrepid crew defeat him by successfully completing some special tasks? Only time and the mermaids will tell!
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Toronto-based band The Beaches are a little bit glam rock and a little bit garage. They’retremendously warm cool girls with an infectious edge—the kind you’d want to introduce to yourparents and then sneak out and party with.
However you break it down, The Beaches are 100% rock and roll.
This very special concert will celebrate his legacy through his music. Led by jazz guitarist Lorne Lofsky, the group is made up great jazz artists that have played with Ed Bickert over the years, who can share stories about their experiences with him and how important he was both personally and to the Jazz world.
Peter’s Players Summer Music Dinner Cruise is always a GREAT TIME!
The 4 hour cruise will have a buffet style dinner and two amazing bands Brian Neale & Northern Harbour and New Kid In Town (Eagles Tribute).
For more information or to book, visit their website
The Dreamboats are bringing back good ol’ fashioned Rock n’ Roll! With a sound that is equal parts Chuck Berry & The Wonders, this quartet of handsome young Mississauga boys delivers a high energy, nostalgic show that has audiences dancing and singing the night away!
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Thursday, August 15th at the Port Carling Community Centre, from 5 to 8pm. This year’s gala fundraiser will continue the tradition of exceptional food with a convenient Muskoka location. Lamb dinner, choice salads, and delicious desserts are all part of the experience.
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Huntsville’s historic waterfront, six gourmet courses, a very long table and dancing on the dock! This is Flavours of Ontario, and it’s going to be the dining experience of the summer.
On Thursday, August 8, 2019 you are invited to dine al fresco at the Town Dock with a front-row view of the beautiful Muskoka River and historic Downtown Huntsville. Pull up a chair, enjoy the warm summer air, and be part of a unique Muskoka “field-to-fork” dinner showcasing fare from every region in Ontario. To execute this tall order, local chef extraordinaire Jeff Suddaby will bring together culinary arts students from Niagara College. Not only will every course be impeccably prepared and presented, but you may just rub shoulders with Ontario’s next celebrity chef!
After dinner, the Huntsville Festival of the Arts hosts “Dancing on the Docks”. Local musician Neil Barlow fronts a 10-piece band playing golden oldies as the sun goes down. Grab a partner and your dancing shoes and take a turn on the Town Docks – what better way to end this magical evening?
Flavours of Ontario marries fine dining with relaxed Muskoka style. Whether you’re a foodie or just want to celebrate summer in Muskoka, this is your chance to sit dock-side and enjoy the company of friends (or meet new ones!) as you taste the future of Ontario cuisine.
A summer tradition in downtown Bracebridge, featuring local live music. Thursday evenings; 7-8:30pm.
Tonight: Carter Pharoah
Bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket for comfortable seating.
For more information, visit their website
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Celebrate Gravenhurst features unique opportunities for shopping, entertainment and family fun. Come explore Historic Downtown Gravenhurst enjoy two days of celebration!
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We’re excited to welcome come back Toronto’s very own July Talk, Friday August 9th & 10th at The KEE to Bala!
Advanced tickets are on sale now, act fast!
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Nice Horse is what happens when four bold, brilliant and badass women get together to raise a little hell—and play a little music at the same time.
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Two of the world’s most celebrated fiddlers, who also happen to be married, create a whirlwind performance of fiddle-driven music, dance and song. Together they make up two of the planet’s very best fiddle players. Natalie MacMaster is a member of the order of Canada and has toured with the Chieftains, Faith Hill, Carlos Santana and Alison Krauss, and has recorded with Yo-Yo Ma. Donnell Leahy is a multiple Juno Award winning musician, part of the Leahy Family, who has played with likes of Shania Twain amongst others. Together they bring unparalleled musicianship, down-home humour, and a whole gaggle of their kids. It’s no surprise they hold the Festival record for most presented artist.
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Stop by the Baysville Arts and Crafts Festival where one can meander through the paths amongst the beautiful flower gardens visiting each unique vendor. This two day outdoor event features 74 original artisans from all over Ontario. Feature items include jewelry (costume, silver and gold), women’s fashions and accessories, wood and metal products, gourmet foods, toys, leather goods, paintings, home accessories, fiber and glass and more. The Baysville Anglican Church group will be on location barbecuing under the band shell. The Baysville Arts and Crafts festival which runs rain or shine provides the opportunity to shop all Canadian for wonderful gifts for either yourself or that someone special. Come out for a nice relaxing day on Saturday August 10th or Sunday August 111th from 10am – 4pm. The park is easily accessed by boat or car. Admission is by donation with proceeds going to the Horticultural Society in Baysville who are responsible for the beautiful gardens you will see through out.
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Situated in the heart of Gravenhurst at Muskoka Bay’s landmark Muskoka Wharf, racing will truly be spectator-friendly with ample shoreline and dockside viewing. This is quite possibly the most scenic boat race site in North America. Or so we say.
Racing starts at 10:00AM
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JUNO-nominated artist Royal Wood performs songs from his deeply personal eighth studio album Ever After the Farewell, released in 2018.
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Multiple JUNO Award winner, ROBI BOTOS has been hailed as one of the most diverse multi-instrumentalists of this generation. From the hard-bop style of Bill Evans and Herbie Hancock, to the swing of Oscar Peterson and the heartfelt melodic expression of Mulgrew Miller and Cedar Walton, Robi has managed to master the technique of his idols, all while showcasing his musical expressions in a voice that is purely his own.
For more information or to book, visit their website
Muskoka’s own plant-based festival, now in its second year, showcases delicious, dairy-free, meatless food and beverage options along with over 70 conscious minded vendors and businesses. VegFest provides access to numerous vegan clothing companies, bath & beauty products, and craft goods. Spend time learning from industry experts and sustainability gurus, take part in yoga and listen to live music. And best of all… it’s FREE!
River Mill Park, Huntsville
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The Liverpool 4, Canada’s top Beatles Tribute band, has been delighting audiences across North America for well over a decade. Providing an accurate reproduction of a Live Beatles performance, fans are consistently thrilled and pleasantly surprised at the authenticity, high quality and energy orchestrated by The Liverpool 4. Sing along, get up and dance or sit back and enjoy the performance!
Collection for donations to support the Music on the Barge is taken during the concerts.
In the event of inclement weather – such as rain or lightning – concerts will be CANCELLED.
Showtime: 7:30pm
For more information, visit their website
HFA & Etwell Concerts team up to bring you a songbook night celebrating the music of Neil Young’s Harvest album. Tobin Spring fronts a group of Muskoka’s top players for an intimate and one of a kind show taking place in a rustic barn.
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Steve Michaels (aka formerly known as Stephen Michael Kabakos) is an international award-winning tribute artist and actor based out of Milton, Ontario Canada. His passion for Elvis sparked at a very young age, and has continued to be the drive behind his extraordinary success.
For more information, visit their website
Canadian Jazz All-Stars brings together the formidable musical forces of flugelhorn master and Officer of the Order of Canada Guido Basso, multiple JUNO-award winning saxophonist Mike Murley, internationally-recognized bassist and Officer of the Order of Canada Dave Young, JUNO-winning piano phenomenon Robi Botos, multi-faceted and in-demand drummer Davide DiRenzo, and JUNO-nominated vocalist Heather Bambrick. Together, these world-class artists have performed on the finest world stages, garnered international praise and accolades, and have collected more than two centuries of musical seasoning. They are at the top of their game, are true performers and entertainers, and are the cream of Canada’s musical crop.
For more information, visit their website
A summer tradition in downtown Bracebridge at the Memorial Park Bandshell, featuring local live music. Thursday evenings; 7-8:30pm.
Tonight: Bracebridge Legion Pipes and Drums
Bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket for comfortable seating.
Jesse Cook is a master guitarist, known for his intoxicating fusion of world music. On his albums, and live in concert, Cook explores the roots of flamenco, and its many offshoots, from India to Spain, and on to Cuba and Latin America. Along the way, he developed his own signature synthesis of world music. Cook has released ten genre-defying albums, garnering eleven JUNO nominations, and one win in 2001 for Free Fall in the World Music and Instrumental categories. Get ready for a night of lively and intoxicating flamenco rhythms that will have you dancing in your seat!
August 16, 17 & 18, 2019
Arts, music and entertainment come together lakeside at the Muskoka Wharf in Gravenhurst. Shop and discover one of Muskoka’s best craft shows.
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His new album 2019 Juno Award winning Miles to Go, in which James records nine new covers of his favourite artists (Howlin’ Wolf, Muddy Waters, Blind Willie Johnson, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Little Willie John, Robert Johnson, etc.) and adds two originals, “I Will Remain” and “40 Light Years.” “Blues has always been a pass-it-forward kind of thing,” says James. “It’s also surprisingly hard to write. You have to be careful how modern you get in your phrasing. Certain writers can write a song that sounds like it was done 40 years ago, but it’s deceptively hard.” To be a blues musician is to always have a dialogue with the past. As with much blues music, it’s the performances on the original versions rather than the actual song that drew James to them.
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Join us for Pretzel Logic and their incredible tribute to one of the greatest Jazz influenced rock bands of all time “Steely Dan”
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Muskoka Muscle will be bringing athletes from all over Canada to the heart of Cottage Country. The event will be composed of 4 Divisions:
– Scaled Teams of 4 (2 Females, 2 Males)
– RX & RX+ Teams of 4 (2 Females, 2 Males, Seeded)
– Masters Individuals 35-44
– Masters Individuals 45+
– RX & RX+ Individuals (Seeded)
Competition Information and Movement Standards Website
Competition Registration
This event will be held at Hidden Valley Resort and Ski Hidden Valley. Muskoka Muscle will be operating in conjunction with the resort to provide an amazing experience for all of the athletes. Full details will be released in 2019.
The grounds provide a very versatile landscape for competition with Ski hills, Trails, Courts, Lakefront Access and an abundance of additional amenities for the athletes to enjoy. The venue is truly an exceptional platform for an event such as this.
The Top 3 winners of each division over the course of the 2 days will walk away with a Gold, Silver and Bronze medal and some really cool swag! The RX+ divisions will also battling it out for a cash prize!
For more information, visit their website
The ruggedly beautiful landscape of the Canadian Shield has inspired artists for over a century, and this is the place we call home. You are invited to explore “our neck of the woods”, and discover how the creative tradition continues.
Meet the makers and experience the studios and workshops where they create. You’ll discover nature-inspired pottery, jewellery, glass art, sculpture and paintings in many styles and media, and functional art crafted from local wood.
Limberlost Road is close to Algonquin Park in the Huntsville/Lake of Bays area of Muskoka Ontario, and winds through forest, rock and wetlands rich in wildlife and natural beauty.
We welcome guests to visit our studios at other times in addition to our Tour weekend. Check individual Studio pages on this website for contact information to plan your visit.
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Summer Sidewalk Adventure on Saturday August 17. The kids will love the activities. Everyone will love the live music at this street festival. The downtown shops will be bursting out onto the street with bargains during this day-long sidewalk sale.
Time: 10 am – 5pm Main street Closed from Centre Street to Brunel Road
For more information, visit their website
Canadian Rock icon Kim Mitchell has sung those lines from his personal mission statement, “Rock N Roll Duty” for decades now and he’s still doing exactly that, creative energy and enthusiasm fully intact. For Mitchell, that’s what it’s all about, not the money, not the fame nor the gold and platinum on the wall…
Join Paranormal Muskoka at Woodchester for a night of ghostly fun! Spook your interest in the history surrounding Woodchester and its previous owners, the Bird family, all the while learning about spirits, orbs, and EMF monitors.
The tour will begin at 7:00 pm and run until approximately 8:30 pm. To ensure there are no time delays please aim to arrive 5-10 minutes prior to the 7:00 pm start time.
They’re back! Jack Hutton & Friends will be playing at the Gravenhurst Opera House this summer after a one year hiatus!
Following in the footsteps of the Rolling Stones, they’re calling this their ‘Farewell Tour’ and they’re looking forward to bringing us the most memorable moments of their shows of the past. The group’s very first Gravenhurst performance on July 26, 2003, may have set an attendance record, filling every seat. The tribute to Walter Donaldson got standing ovations for tunes like ‘Yes Sir, That’s My Baby’, which they’ve included in this program.
A great night of great music with great friends! Don’t miss it!
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Canada’s Multi-Award Winning Country Vocal Group have gained a worldwide audience, capturing 8 Juno Awards for County Music Group of the year and were inducted into the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame in 2004.
Collection for donations to support the Music on the Barge is taken during the concerts.
In the event of inclement weather – such as rain or lightning – concerts will be CANCELLED.
Showtime: 7:30pm
For more information, visit their website
For over four decades Powder Blues has been Canada’s leading blues band. The mix of swing, blues, jazz, rock & roll and r & b has an appeal so wide that people from seven to seventy swing side by side at a Powder Blues concert. Over the years the band has toured non-stop through Canada, the United States and overseas, spreading feel-good music that makes people dance and shout.
For more information or to book, visit their website
Join Captain Potts for an All Day Bala Cruise aboard the Peerless II.
We will be departing from Port Carling at 10:30am returning at 4:00pm.
The cruise will include lunch.
Tickets: $80.00 per person
Lake of Bays Antique and Classic Boat and Car show on Sunday August 18th, between noon and 4 p.m. in beautiful downtown Baysville. Lake of Bays Antique and Classic Boat and Car show on Sunday August 18th, between noon and 4 p.m. in beautiful downtown Baysville.
• Historic 109 year old S.S. Bigwin, a 66’ steam ship which once cruised as a ferry for famed Bigwin Island, back in her glory days
• Antique and classic cars and trucks. Last year, there were 110 cars in attendance.
• Northern Lights Steel Orchestra Band Bring a lawn chair or throw down a blanket, grab a bite to eat, some pastries or an ice cream cone at one of our local establishments and bring it back to the park and enjoy the show?
• Grand finale at 4:00 pm as Bag Piper Sharon Mace pipes out the procession of boaters as they leave for another beautiful ride on the Lake of Bays.
Admission is by monetary donation which goes to the Winter Pantry Food Support Program. This cause supports both Baysville and Dorset families who find it hard to get by financially during the cold months.
The first annual Windermere Village Festival of the Arts – featuring the OperaMuskoka Festival with La Traviata Opera, annual Stars of Tomorrow Concert, as well as the Mississauga Youth Symphony Orchestra and Jennifer Tung. Book your calendars for a week full of concerts, theatre, workshops, exhibitions, and more!
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Dubbed the Jimi Hendrix of the Hammond Organ, Lachy Doley is Australia’s most celebrated Blues Soul Rock Organ Player in the world today. A player who can pump, pamper and occasionally pound the most unbelievable sounds from a keyboard: sounds that are intense, ferocious and sometimes transcendent. Alongside powerhouse drummer Jackie Barnes and Bassist Joel Burton, The Lachy Doley Group are a super energetic soul/blues force like no other
The Lachy Doley Group are a unique sound in the classic and sometimes very traditional genre of the Blues. A power trio consisting of Joel Burton on Bass, Jackie Barnes on Drums and of course Doley firing on the Hammond, his vocal screaming from the heart and the incredibly rare Hohner D6 Whammy Clavinet in which most people double take on when they realise that sound isn’t an electric guitar but a 70 stringed keyboard with a huge Whammy Bar sticking out the guts of it.
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Powerhouse performances of ATW’s unique and gritty “Heartland Rock” sound, is a journey through decades of Seger hits that reaches out beyond the stage and captures the audience at each and every concert.
The Gravenhurst Opera House and PRISM Theatre present ROBIN HOOD, an all ages adventure! It’s a rousing, fun-filled, fast-paced re-telling of the classic tale, full of adventure and intrigue and the exciting action scenes that PRISM is known for. In this adaptation, Robin and Marian band together to defeat the wicked Sheriff and the greedy Bishop, who have installed themselves as the power behind the throne while King Richard is away fighting in the wars. In the end, teamwork and wit save the day!
The cast is comprised of talented local young actors – aged 13 – 30. PRISM aspires to involve young actors in a professionally-led theatre experience and to produce high-quality shows which have delighted and engaged summer audiences since 2008. Last year’s production of Macbeth was a triumph, garnering exceptional reviews and positive audience response. This year’s production marks our return to the classics with a family focus (such as our production of The Three Musketeers, 2017). Robin Hood will be directed by David Wray – our Director of Stage Combat for our past two shows, assisted by Robin Clipsham, Artistic Director.
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MC-Jeff Paul brings a care free, no holds barred attitude, and razor sharp wit to every stage he performs on. No topic is off limits and his unmistakable charm has allowed him to push the boundaries of comedy for years, making him one of the country’s favourite comedians.
Rob Bebenek is One of the fastest rising comics in the country, Bebenek has smashed audiences from coast to coast. His sharp wit and observational rants have left audiences in stitches. Rob has received major praises from peers, critics and most of all the crowds, for the way he rips apart day to day life and calls out idiocy in the world as he’s sees it. As a result he is quickly becoming a club favourite.
Peter Anthony is a Canadian Comedy Award Winner (“Breakout Artist” 2008) and nominee (“Best Male Standup” 2013) originally from the small town of Pictou, Nova Scotia. He has established himself as one of the most passionate comedians in the country, constantly pushing the envelope and developing his distinctive, hilarious point-of-view.
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Wednesday, August 21, 7-10pm, Opera Muskoka Stars of Tomorrow Concert, featuring renowned young singers, dancers, musicians and their accompanists.
Location: Rene M Caisse Memorial Theatre 100 Clearbrook Trail, Bracebridge
A summer tradition in downtown Bracebridge, featuring local live music. Thursday evenings; 7-8:30pm.
Tonight: Olde Tyme Gospel Band.
Bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket for comfortable seating.
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The 36th Annual Bracebridge Antique Sale will be held in the Agricultural Building at the JD Lang Activity Park, 331 Fraserburg Rd, Bracebridge.
Selected Dealers: Canadiana, furniture, tools, lamps, persian rugs, jewellery, coins,- silver, china, paper items and advertising, dolls, pressed glass, toys quilts and linens.
Friday: 5pm – 8pm
Saturday: 10am to 5pm
Sunday: 10am to 4 PM
Admission $5.00 Good for the weekend.
Jennifer’s concert will invite outstanding local singers who have achieved a level of excellence in her Vocal Masterclass to join her evening concert.
The concert will be held in Windermere.
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