Concerts

Celebrating its 26th season, the Huntsville Festival of the Arts has become one of Canada’s most highly acclaimed arts festivals. Based in Huntsville, Ontario, the festival covers an eclectic mix of music events, dance, theatre, literature, children’s cultural activities and public celebrations and is considered an integral summer event in the area. There are many live performances to catch throughout the year, most of them taking place at the beautiful Algonquin Theatre, right in the heart of downtown Huntsville.

Click here to see their concert line-up

Professional summer theatre, award-winning concerts and celebrations of every kind, make the Gravenhurst Opera House the place to be all year round! Since 1901, this stunning venue has been the community’s cultural cornerstone and the oldest entertainment tradition in Muskoka, the birthplace of summer theatre in Canada. Whether you’re visiting for the day or coming to stay, enjoy a show at the Gravenhurst Opera House and please, come as you are.

See the Gravenhurst Opera House’s concert line-up

The Algonquin Theatre is located in the heart of downtown Huntsville. The theatre hosts vibrant concerts throughout the year that cater to a variety of musical tastes. The spacious auditorium, comfortable seats and fabulously designed acoustics make for a fantastic show going experience, every time. The friendly staff and volunteers at the Algonquin Theatre look forward to making your concert experience unforgettable.

A Summer Concert Tradition Since 1942.

The Kee to Bala is one of the truly iconic concert venues, not only in Ontario, but the world. It’s rich history and heritage have made it a destination in Muskoka, and a tradition among locals and visitors for the last 75 years. Expanding over the water onto Bala Bay, this wooden structure has had hundreds of thousands of excited music lovers pass through its doors over the last eight decades.

The Kee has played host to some amazing talent over the years, including stars like Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington in the 40’s, to Blue Rodeo and Rush in recent years. Many things have changed in Muskoka since the 1940’s but one of the the few things that has remained constant is The Kee to Bala bringing people together on the shores of Lake Muskoka to catch some great music, in one of the best concert venues in the province!

See the Kee’s 2018 concert line-up