Summer and Fall Events Listings

There's so much happening throughout the region in the summer and fall, from live performances to sporting events to active learning to shopping and dining. Of course you don't have to do anything but relax and unwind if that's your perfect getaway, but if you do want to be entertained, inspired, and enlightened, you'll find plenty of choices.

Check out these Events Listings and Calendars to see what's happening on your days in the area, or browse the offerings and plan your trip to coincide.

Calendar of Events, Huntsville and Area

Festivals and Cultural Events, Huntsville and Area

Sporting Events, Huntsville and Area

Huntsville Festival of the Arts Program Listings

Algonquin Theatre, Huntsville, Events and Program Calendar

Algonquin Provincial Park Events Calendar

Events Listings, Explorers' Edge tourism region

Calendar of Events, Muskoka tourism region

Autumn Events in Muskoka and Almaguin

Fall getaways around here are great for hiking, country drives and unstructured R&R, but there are also scheduled events and happenings to get you out and about. I've listed some below. Check back for updates, or send me info about your own events in Muskoka and the Almaguin Highlands.

Book a two-night getaway for any of these events beginning Sept 16th and receive $100 in Fuel & Fun vouchers (book by Sept 15 and stay by Nov 15). See Fall Fuel & Fun for details.

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Burk's Falls Fall Fair
Burk's Falls Community Centre and Fair Grounds
Horse shows, horseshoe tournament, horse pull, poultry, art show, exhibits, displays, concessions, entertainment and midway.
Sept 1-2

Subaru Ironman 70.3 Muskoka

Huntsville

Athletes come from far and wide to compete in this test of speed and endurance. The 1-loop swim will take place in picturesque, Peninsula Lake. The 1-loop bike course circles Lake of Bays. The run winds through Muskoka scenery past pink granite rock and cascading waterfalls. Visit Ironman Muskoka for details.

Sept 8

Harvest Festival

Screaming Heads, Midlothian Ridge

Autumn Equinox arts and music celebration in the style of "Burning Man". Installation and performance art, live music, personal expression. Camping on site for total immersion or just spend an afternoon at the event. Visit Harvest Festival for details.

Sept 13-15

Muskoka River X
Huntsville and beyond
The longest single day expedition paddling race in the world, this is not your typical paddling marathon. Racers will travel 128 km on four lakes, two river systems, and 19 portages. No support teams or restocking along the way. Wow! There are a few places along the route you can watch and cheer them on. Visit Muskoka River X for more information.
Sept 13-15

Shades of Autumn Antique, Classic and Custom Car Show

Downtown Huntsville

If four wheels are your passion, this one day car show is an adventure that will accelerate your heart rate. Check out 300 exhibits all along downtown Huntsville's main drag, trophies and door prizes. Visit Downtown Huntsville for details.

Sept 14

Film North Film Festival

Algonquin Theatre, Huntsville

Fourth annual film festival with a mandate is to provide a user-friendly environment for emerging Canadian and international filmmakers to exhibit, promote, entertain and inform the audience with carefully selected Canadian and international films and celebrity-led panels. Festival goers can also participate in opening and closing night receptions, dinners, and celebrate at the awards gala and after party. Visit Film North for program schedule and details.

Sept 19-21

Huntsville Fall Fair
Huntsville Fair Grounds
Get in touch with the agricultural side of Muskoka with an old-fashioned fall fair. Visit the Huntsville Fall Fair for details and directions.
Sept 20-22

Muskoka Autumn Studio Tour

Muskoka

Now in it's 34th year of presenting diversely talented artists. Take a glimpse into the studios and witness the artistic process at work through demonstrations and displays. The Muskoka landscape and the artists who draw their inspiration from it extend a special welcome to visitors for two weekends. Visit Muskoka Autumn Studio Tour for map and details.

Sept 28-29; Oct 5-6

Thanksgiving Long Weekend

Fern Glen Inn

Not attending a big family dinner this weekend? Then head up north for some lovely fall scenery, invigorating hikes, slow country drives, stargazing by the fire, and of course some delicious seasonal food. Visit Fern Glen Inn for information about rooms, rates, the property, the breakfasts, or to book online.

Oct 11-14

Running Scared 5km Zombie Run
Arrowhead Park
Run for your life through Arrowhead Park! The trails will take you up through a beautiful landscape and over obstacles while zombies lurk in the woods. Be a runner or a zombie, and since this is open to all ages, it won’t be that scary! Visit Running Scared 5km Zombie Run for details and to register.Oct 19

Huntsville Girlfriends' Getaway Weekend

Huntsville

Time to get away with your best gal pals for shopping, demos and special events. Pat Benatar performs at the Canada Summit Centre. Don't miss the Diva Soiree of fashion, makeover reveal, Liona Boyd, Ennis, pre-concert dinner, after party and more. Visit Huntville Girlfriends' Getaway Weekend for schedule of events and details.

Nov 8-10

Autumn Events in Muskoka and Almaguin

Fall getaways in our neck of the woods are great for hiking, country drives and unstructured R&R, but there are also many scheduled events and happenings to get you out and about. I've listed some below. Check back for updates, or send me info about your own events in Muskoka and the Almaguin Highlands.

Book a two-night getaway for any of these events and receive $100 in Fuel & Fun cards (book by Sept 15 and stay by Nov 15). See Fall Fuel & Fun for details.

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Burk's Falls Fall Fair
Burk's Falls Community Centre and Fair Grounds
Horse shows, horseshoe tournament, horse pull, poultry, art show, exhibits, displays, concessions, entertainment and midway.
Sept 1-2


True Colors Photography Workshop
Algonquin Park, East Beach Picnic Pavilion
Take a guided walk in the park and learn why Algonquin’s hardwoods turn such beautiful shades of yellow, orange, and red. Explore and photograph along the way, with a focus on use of wide angle and telephoto lenses, use of focus and metering functions, and change settings to enhance the color and detail in your images. Each workshop is limited to a group of 15 participants. Visit Friends of Algonquin Park for details.

September 9, 9am – 3:30pm

Subaru Ironman 70.3 Muskoka

Huntsville

Athletes come from far and wide to compete in this test of speed and endurance. The 1-loop swim will take place in picturesque, Peninsula Lake. The 1-loop bike course circles Lake of Bays. The run winds through Muskoka scenery past pink granite rock and cascading waterfalls. Visit Ironman Muskoka for details.

Sept 9

Harvest Festival

Screaming Heads, Midlothian Ridge

Autumn Equinox arts and music celebration in the style of "Burning Man". Installation and performance art, live music, personal expression. Camping on site for total immersion or just spend an afternoon at the event. Visit Harvest Festival for details.

Sept 14-16

Shades of Autumn Antique, Classic and Custom Car Show

Downtown Huntsville

If four wheels are your passion, this one day car show is an adventure that will accelerate your heart rate. Check out 300 exhibits all along downtown Huntsville's main drag, trophies and door prizes. Visit Downtown Huntsville for details.

Sept 15

Heritage Place Ghost Walk

Muskoka Heritage Place, Huntsville

Follow your lantern-carrying guides to explore the haunted village and meet some ghosts firsthand. Venture into the darkness of an Orange Lodge, explore the terrifying history of a crossroads inn, and strain your ears to hear the spectral echoes of the blacksmith at work in his forge. For more information about this annual event, visit Muskoka Heritage Place museum and historical village.

Sept 15, 7:30pm - 9:30pm

Film North Film Festival

Algonquin Theatre, Huntsville

Third annual film festival with a mandate is to provide a user-friendly environment for emerging Canadian and international filmmakers to exhibit, promote, entertain and inform the audience with carefully selected Canadian and international films and celebrity-led panels. Festival goers can also participate in opening and closing night receptions, dinners, and celebrate at the awards gala and after party. Visit Film North for program schedule and details.

Sept 20-22

Muskoka Autumn Studio Tour

Muskoka

Now in it's 34th year of presenting diversely talented artists. Take a glimpse into the studios and witness the artistic process at work through demonstrations and displays. The Muskoka landscape and the artists who draw their inspiration from it extend a special welcome to visitors for two weekends. Visit Muskoka Autumn Studio Tour for map and details.

Sept 22-23 & Sept 29-30

North Words Literary Festival

Huntsville

World class authors come to Muskoka for a weekend of literary excellence. Attend author readings and Q&A sessions, learn the ins and outs of the writing and publishing world with a full day of writer's workshops, rub shoulders at the gala dinner, film screening, children's events and more. See North Words Literary Festival for program schedule and details.

Sept 28-30

Thanksgiving Long Weekend

Fern Glen Inn

Not attending a big family dinner this weekend? Then head up north for some lovely fall scenery, invigorating hikes, slow country drives, stargazing by the fire, and of course some delicious seasonal food. Visit Fern Glen Inn for information about rooms, rates, the property, the breakfasts, or to book online.

Oct 5-8

Huntsville Girlfriends' Getaway Weekend

Huntsville

Time to get away with your best gal pals for shopping, demos and special events. Amanda Marshall performs at the Canada Summit Centre and Jeanne Beker hosts a Diva Soiree of fashion. Visit Huntville Girlfriends' Getaway Weekend for schedule of events and details.

Nov 8-11

Autumn Events in Muskoka and Almaguin

Autumn is such a beautiful time of year in Muskoka and the Almaguin Highlands that you could fill your days by simply gawking at the blaze of fall colours. But when you want something a little more structured to do, you'll find plenty of options...


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Parry Sound Airport Drive-in and Fly-in Day
Come on out to the Parry Sound Municipal airport for a day of aircraft and antique cars. There will be two Triplane Fokkers from the Great War Flying Museum, a Tiger Moth, helicopter rides, scenic air tours, antique and classic cars, barbeque, art show and sale, and entertainment by the Northern Lights steel orchestra. Visit Parry Sound Airport for details.
Parry Sound
Sept 10, 10am - 4pm 


Ironman 70.3 Muskoka
Athletes descend on Huntsville to swim, cycle and run their way through a beautiful, grueling course. Don't feel up to the challenge yourself? Come out and cheer them on! Visit Ironman 70.3 Muskoka for details.
Huntsville
Sept 11 


Shades of Autumn Car Show
The 9th annual car show features antique, classic and custom cars, with over 300 auto exhibits all along the main drag in Huntsville's downtown.
Huntsville
Sept 17 


Ancient Wilderness Survival Skills Workshop
Part of the Experience Algonquin workshop series, this full-day course will teach you the fundamentals of forest survival, including sourcing the necessities of shelter, water, food and fire. Visit Algonquin Park for details.
Algonquin Park
Sept 18, 10am - 5pm 


Photography Workshop: Discover Your Creativity
Part of the Experience Algonquin workshop series. In this full-day course, you will learn to capture the beauty of Algonquin Park using the artistic techniques and creative modes of your camera. Includes indoor instructional session as well as outdoor field experience. Visit Algonquin Park for details.
Algonquin Park
Sept 19, 9am - 3:30pm 

Film North
The second annual Huntsville International Film Festival showcases emerging Canadian and international filmmakers and focuses on the environmental theme of One Word, One World. Screenings at the Algonquin Theatre, dinners and receptions in Huntsville and the area. Visit Film North for program details.
Huntsville
Sept 22 - 24 


Muskoka Autumn Studio Tour
In it's 33rd year, the tour showcases diversely talented local artists and artisans. Visitors are invited to witness the creative process through displays and demonstrations. Visit Muskoka Autumn Studio Tour for a map and brochure of this year's participating studios.
Muskoka
Sept 24 - 25 


Photography Workshop: In Vivid Colour
In this module of the Experience Algonquin workshop series, a Park Naturalist will lead the group on a guided walk to a scenic lookout, stopping along the way to explain the science behind the beautiful fall colours and to take photos with an emphasis on wide angle lens shots. Visit Algonquin Park for details.
Algonquin Park
Sept 29, 9am - 3:30pm 


Photography Workshop: Autumn Landscape
The Experience Algonquin workshop series continues with a close look on applying your camera features and settings to make creative scenery pictures. Discover tips on composition, focus modes, light metering and more. Be prepared to make the most of any chance wildlife encounters. Visit Algonquin Park for details.
Algonquin Park
Sept 30, 9am - 3:30pm 


North Words Literary Festival
A great weekend for readers, writers and lovers of the printed word. A stellar list of Canadian authors—Margaret Atwood, Terry Fallis, Vincent Lam, Tish Cohen and more—come to Huntsville to discuss and share their craft. Visit North Words for details on authors, events and writers workshops.
Huntsville
Sept 30 - Oct 2 


Carve your own Canoe Paddle Workshop
Part of the Experience Algonquin workshop series, in this half-day course you will craft your own wooden canoe paddle using a variety of simple hand tools and a kiln-dried tulipwood blank. No previous woodworking experience required. Visit Algonquin Park for details.
Algonquin Park
Oct 2, 10am - 3pm 


Radical Reels Film Festival
Algonquin Outfitters brings us another high-adrenalin screening of short, action-packed films about climbing, paddling, mountain biking, BASE jumping, skiing and more. Tickets available online from the Algonquin Theatre.
Huntsville
Oct 7, 7pm

Thanksgiving Long Weekend

Take in the fall colours, hike the hardwood trails and enjoy a leisurely long weekend filled with fresh air and good food.

Oct 7 - 9 


Art of Fire Making Workshop: Adventures in Friction Fire
In this module of the Experience Algonquin workshop series, you'll learn about all-weather fire-making with all-natural tinders, plus several friction fire making techniques including the bow drill and hand drill. A must for anyone who's ever watched shows like "Survivor Man" with awe and envy. Visit Algonquin Park for details.
Algonquin Park
Oct 8, 10am - 5pm 


Stuart McLean and the Vinyl Cafe Live
One of Canada's best-loved storytellers returns to the Algonquin Theatre for two nights for a live show of The Vinyl Cafe. Tickets available online from the Algonquin Theatre.
Huntsville
Oct 25 & 26 

Autumn Events in Muskoka & Almaguin

There are many reasons to treat yourself to a Fall Getaway in Muskoka and Almaguin... the colourful maple leaves, the perfect hiking weather, the fresh air (just to name a few). For the planned events and activities, see our list below. As ever, if you know of an event that we've missed, please let us know. Check back often for updates.


Ironman Muskoka 70.3
A challenging race through some of Muskoka's most beautiful terrain, including a 1.2 mile swim in bracing Peninsula Lake; a 56 mile bike ride through Lake of Bays including the hamlets of Dwight, Dorset and Baysville; followed by a 13.1 mile run. Visit Ironman Muskoka for details.
Sept 12


Algonquin Park Fall Workshop Series
The Friends of Algonquin Park are offering nine workshops (most of them one full day each) from mid-September to mid-October. There's fire-making, paddle-carving, animal-tracking, and five different photography workshops. Visit the Friends of Algonquin Park facebook page for dates, descriptions and registration details.
various dates from Sept 18 - Oct 17


Film North
Muskoka's first international film festival, held at Huntsville's Algonquin Theatre, showcases an eclectic lineup of films over three days. The focus is on the films and the filmmakers. Visit Film North for details. Peruse the program lineup here.
Sept 23 - 25


Muskoka Autumn Studio Tour
Two weekends for visitors to witness the artistic process at work through demonstrations and displays in the studios of Muskoka's diversely talented artists. Free self-guided tour. For printable map, brochure and more information, visit Muskoka Autumn Studio Tour.
Sept 25 - 26
Oct 2 - 3


North Words Muskoka Literary Festival
The inaugural festival featuring authors who have written about or been inspired by this breathtaking region. Two days of readings, Q&A's and book signings by such authors as Joseph Boyden, Roy MacGregor, Tish Cohen, Giles Blunt, John Ibbitson, Jeffrey Moore, Peter Robinson, Jack Whyte, Shane Peacock, Alan Pearson and Alayna Munce. Visit North Words Muskoka Literary Festival for schedule of events and ticket information.
Oct 8 -9


Thanksgiving Long Weekend
See the fall colours, walk in the woods, drive quiet country roads, relax and enjoy a long weekend away from it all.
Oct 8 - 11


Art After Dark
An open house for the Almaguin Highlands Arts Council. An evening of guest speakers, music, dance, poetry, and original art. Refreshments served. Hosted by the Burk's Falls Arts and Crafts Club at the Burk's Falls Arts Centre. Visit the Almaguin Highlands Arts Council for details.
Nov 3, 7pm

Huntsville's Girlfriends' Getaway Weekend
A weekend of shopping, pampering and culinary delights in downtown Huntsville. Giveaways, prizes, discounts and demonstrations. Get your holiday shopping done in one weekend (away from the big box stores!). Girlfriends get $25 off their 2-night stay at Fern Glen Inn for this Girlfriends' Getaway Weekend.
Nov 11 - 14

Spring Events in Muskoka & Almaguin

Fern Glen Inn • www.ferngleninn.blogspot.com

Spring may be the quiet season in cottage country, but there's still plenty going on in and around the region. Check back often — we add new events as we hear about them. Do you have a spring event not listed? Send us an email and let us know!

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Easter Long Weekend

Celebrate spring with a leisurely long weekend at Fern Glen Inn. Call or email to book your getaway.

April 2 - 4 

Holly Cole - Spring Fever Weekend

Huntsville businesses are hosting a Spring Fever Weekend featuring shopping, dining and the soulful voice of Juno-award winning, Canadian jazz singer Holly Cole. Here at Fern Glen Inn, we're offering two packages for the weekend, including a general admission ticket to see Holly Cole perform live.

April 17

Victoria Day

Better known as the May two-four, the holiday actually falls on May 24th this year! Famous as the first long weekend of the sunny season, it is the weekend to get out of the city and into the woods. Spend the weekend at Fern Glen Inn and we can help you with plans to go canoeing, horseback riding, hiking, or just chilling out in the fresh air. Call, email or book online for your long weekend getaway.

May 21 - 24

Spin the Lakes Cycle Tour

Bring your bicycle for a great peddle around the lakes of Muskoka. Choose from 50 km, 110 km, and 170 km routes. Visit Muskoka Cycling Club - Spin the Lakes for details.

May 30

Reel Paddling Film Festival

Algonquin Outfitters hosts the Huntsville screening of the world's best paddling films. Come be inspired by the paddlers and the rivers, lakes and oceans they travel. Playing at the Algonquin Theatre in Huntsville. Visit Algonquin Outfitters for ticket and show details.

June 2 

Grady's Paddle for SickKids 

Paddle 32 km down the Magnetawan River and raise money for the critical care unit at SickKids Hospital. Collect pledges for your chance to win some fabulous prizes, including a 14' kayak, a week at a lakefront cottage, and other great experiences and gear. Visit Grady's Gift for details and to download registration forms and pledge sheets.

Register by June 10

Paddle on July 10

July Happenings

Just some of the organized events happening in July around Huntsville, Muskoka, Algonquin Park, Kearney, Burk's Falls and the area. Check back often for updates.

Canada Day Celebrations
Visit one of our local towns to celebrate Canada Day fun and friendly small-town style. Enjoy fireworks displays in Huntsville, Burk's Falls, Magnetawan and Kearney. Many towns are holding afternoon events with games and activities.
In Huntsville, join Tony Clement, MP Parry Sound Muskoka and Norm Miller MPP for Parry Sound Muskoka to sing O Canada and enjoy a piece Canada Day Cake, plus a one-hour concert by the Muskoka Concert Band (11am at the Town Dock).
July 1

Patriotic Red and White Strawberry Social & Steam-up Day
The Muskoka Museum and Pioneer Village will be hosting a Strawberry Social & Steam-Up Day. Free admission to the Muskoka Museum; admission to the Village is $10 and includes Friends of Muskoka Pioneer Village Strawberry Shortcake, free Canada flags and entertainment. The steam train will run at 12 noon, 1, 2, and 3 pm (cost will be $5). Located in Huntsville.
July 1 from 10am - 4pm

HBC Run For Canada - Algonquin Park
10K Run, 3K Walk and 1K Kids Run to support Canadian athletes. Runs take place in 15 communities across Canada, but can there be a more beautiful place to participate than in Algonquin Park? Mew Lake Campground serves as the staging area for the Start/Finish line, as well as the food tents, entertainment and more.
Participants will receive a free pass into Algonquin Park with their registration.
July 1st

Fire Department Fundraiser
The Perry Township Fire Department is holding a big 2-day yard sale to raise funds for equipment and community support. Join Jim and the rest of the volunteer fire fighters at the Emsdale fairgrounds and take home some great treasures.
July 5 & 6

The Art of Summer Show & Sale
The Huntsville Art Crowd is having their summer show and sale featuring local artists and artisans. There will be paintings, photography, metalwork, jewellery, and artist demonstrations. Located outside Robinson's Independent Grocers at Hwy 60 & Hwy 11, Huntsville.
July 5 & 6 from 10am - 4pm

The Edge of the Woods Theatre Festival
Eclectic festival featuring clowns, stilts, puppets and different forms of street performance, plus short alternative theatrical performances created by both professional artists and community members.
Participate in various activities such as stilt workshops and face painting. This festival is a pay-what-you-can event accessible to all. Located at downtown Huntsville’s beautiful riverfront.
July 12 & 13

Olde Fashioned Box Social
The North Muskoka Pioneer Parish Olde Fashioned Box Social featuring gospel music, games, talent show, Box Lunch auction, and fiddle and pie contests. Admission is $2.00. Located at the Huntsville Fairgrounds.
July 12 at 11am

Tunes @ Tall Trees
Bring your lawn chair and enjoy the beauty of Spencer's Tall Trees gardens while listening to local musician Tobin Spring. Enjoy a selection of juices, cheeses, fruit and pastries from the Tall Trees kitchen, and find out why it's the perfect way to enjoy a summer afternoon. Tickets are $15 per person. For more information or to order tickets call 705-789-4975. Located at Spenser's Tall Trees in Huntsville.
July 13 at 2pm

Sprucedale Horticultural Society Garden Tour
Annual Open Garden Tour showcasing 9 different gardens around the Sprucedale/Emsdale region. Every garden has something special and different to show. Maps will be available at the inn.
July 13th from 9am to 4pm

Poetry Workshop & Café
An afternoon workshop with celebrated poet/author Martin Avery. Followed by an evening of sharing the day's creations plus an open mic opportunity for area poets and guests. All are welcome, but workshop space is limited. To register for the workshop email junesalm@sympatico.ca. Located in Huntsville.
Workshop at Suzuki Strings Studio from 2 - 4pm
Open mic at The Hideaway Pub from 7 - 9pm
July 15

Concerts in the Park
Toonie for some Tunes at the Huntsville Town Dock Park. Bring your lawn chairs to enjoy a variety of musical performances outdoors. We ask those in the audience to contribute a "toonie" for the tunes. All monies go to the performer.
July 16 thru 20 starting at 7pm

Creative Changes Art Show & Sale
Showcasing talented local artists. Friday evening Wine and Cheese Reception is $5. Free admission the rest of the weekend. Everyone welcome. Located at the Community Centre in Kearney.
July 18 thru 20

Les Stroud at the Algonquin Theatre
Best known as TV's 'Survivorman', Les Stroud is also a talented musician and local resident. Les presents a multi media evening featuring his film-work and music as well as highlights from his highly acclaimed documentary series.
During this 'one of a kind' evening, Stroud is backed by a seven piece band of top notch musicians, and joined by special guest singer songwriter Peirson Ross.
At Huntsville's Algonquin Theatre. Tickets $35.00.
July 19 at 8pm

Huntsville Horticultural Society Garden Tour
Visit some lovely gardens of the area on this self-guided tour. Maps are available at Sandhill Nursery and Treasure's and Trophies in Huntsville for $5 and include a $10 voucher for Sandhill Nursery.
July 19 from 9am - 4pm

Annual Antique Show
Dealers from all across Ontario return to Huntsville Place Mall for the annual antique show and sale.
July 23 thru 27

Muskoka Heritage Place 50th Anniversary Celebration
The Muskoka Museum opened in Huntsville on Saturday, July 26, 1958. Join Huntsville mayor and invited dignities as we celebrate Muskoka Heritage Place's 50th Anniversary. There will be a Golden Jubilee High Tea (while supplies last) plus displays on the birds and bees, the flowers and trees, Northern Owls, Kids for Turtles, and a Butterfly Release. Muskoka Roastery Coffee and Savour Muskoka partner for a picnic in perfect taste, on the Village Green. The gate opens at 10am and the party begins at 11am. Admission is free courtesy of Huntsville Rotary Club.
At Muskoka Heritage Place, 88 Brunel Rd., Huntsville.
July 26 beginning at 10am

Daylily Festival
Third annual Daylily Festival at Fern Glen Garden Centre just down the road from the inn. Row upon row of lilies for you to admire, and even to take home. Live entertainment by the Northern Lights Steel Band Orchestra; charity bbq fundraiser; local artists' work on display.
July 26 & 27

Arts Walk
Come for an enjoyable stroll along Hunters Bay in Huntsville and enjoy an eclectic mix of artistic experiences in natural and man-made settings. For more information call 1-800-663-ARTS (2787) or 705-788-2787.
July 27 from 12 - 3pm

Huntsville Jazz Festival
The Huntsville Jazz Festival is back again this year, bigger and better than ever. Five great evening concerts in Huntsville’s intimate Algonquin Theatre and jazz offerings throughout the community, during the day.
July 30 - Aug 3

Weekly Events:

Tuesday Night Bike Ride
Tuesdays
Bring your wheels and meet in the parking lot behind the Algonquin Outfitters store att 86 Main St. E, Huntsville. Be prepared for a night of trail riding around Huntsville. New to the area? What better way to find places to ride and people who enjoy riding! For more information call Andy or Bob in the Bike Shop, at 705-789-0262

Kayak Wednesdays
Wednesdays
$15 per person. Algonquin Outfitters on Main St. will provide all the gear for an evening outing on the Muskoka River. Meet at the store before 6pm to register; guided paddle starts before 7pm and goes for about two hours, possibly all the way to Lake Vernon and back. For more information call Randy at 705-789-0262 ext. 36.

Huntsville Farmers Market
Thursdays, 9am - 2pm, Canadian Tire parking lot
Fridays, 9am - 2pm, beside Robinson's Independent
Huntsville

Muskoka Cruise-in Nights
Wednesday evenings
Saturday evenings
Antique cars, classics, hot rods and special interest automobiles on display. Door prizes and draws with proceeds going to local charities.
At the Canadian Tire parking lot in Huntsville.

Huntsville Festival of the Arts
The festival is a year-round celebration of the performing arts. The July line-up of performers boasts some big names and offers something for everyone. Jim Cuddy, Hawksley Workman, Jully Black, Sophie Milman, Downchild Blues Band, Michelle Wright, John McDermott, Barra MacNeils, Hannafor Street Silver Band are some of the performers to grace the stage of the Algonquin Theatre. Check out the July Festival of the Arts calender for details.

June Happenings

Here's a list of some of the local happenings around the area this month. Check back regularly as we add more as we find them.

Muskoka Triathlon & Duathlon
Ontario's Ironman qualifier. Athletes from all over compete in sprint and long courses. Also a 1 km fun run on Saturday.

Huntville
June 14 & 15

Doors Open Muskoka
Take a glimpse inside some of the most interesting heritage buildings in Muskoka. Included on the tour are private cottages, homes, antique shop, museums, and more. Visit participating sites in Dorset, Dwight and Baysville. Free admission.
June 14

Algonquin Outfitters Summer Sale

Find some amazing deals on used kayaks, canoes & mountain bikes, along with some geat pricing on new outdoor gear, including skis, bikes and more.

The sale is located at Robinson's Independent (Hwy 60 & Hwy 11).

June 14

Icelandic Horse Show
Friendly competition and demonstrations at Clear Lake Farm's eighth annual Icelandic Horse show. Lunch and beverages available.
Free admission.
Magnetawan
June 14

Yuk Yuk's Fundraiser
At the Burk's Falls Community Centre. Proceeds to the Our Community Works initiative. $20 per person. 705-382-3241 for information.
June 21, 8:00 pm

Kearney Centennial Homecoming Weekend
The town of Kearney celebrates it's 100th birthday with a series of events, starting with a Wine and Cheese Reception on Friday June 27.
Saturday June 28 is Fun Day, with events and activities in town, including a Penny Sale, log-sawing contest, and more. In the evening, the Community Centre is the location for a Lobster/Roast Beef Dinner, followed by an old-time dance with live music and square dances. Dinner tickets can be ordered in advance by calling 705-636-5438. Or try the popular all-you-can-eat Spaghetti Dinner at the Legion.
Sunday and Monday, enjoy the town beach and dock, or rent a canoe from the Canoe Algonquin in town.

The weekend wraps up on Tuesday July 1st with Canada Day celebrations.
June 27 - July 1

Canada Day Celebrations

Visit one of our local towns, including Huntsville, Kearney, Burk's Falls, and Magnetawan, to celebrate Canada's birthday in a fun and festive genuine community spirit. Think fireworks, food, flags, and more. Stay tuned for details.

Weekly Events:

Kayak Wednesdays
Wednesdays, beginning June 25
$15 per person. Algonquin Outfitters on Main St. will provide all the gear for an evening outing on the Muskoka River. Meet at the store before 6pm to register; guided paddle starts before 7pm and goes for about two hours, possibly all the way to Lake Vernon and back. For more information call Randy at 705-789-0262 ext. 36.

Huntsville Farmers Market
Thursdays, 9am - 2pm, Canadian Tire parking lot
Fridays, 9am - 2pm, beside Robinson's Independent
Huntsville

Muskoka Cruise-in Nights
Wednesday evenings
Saturday evenings
Antique cars, classics, hot rods and special interest automobiles on display. Door prizes and draws with proceeds going to local charities.
At the Canadian Tire parking lot in Huntsville.