This calendar is reserved for non-commercial local community events. What does that mean? Your event must be free or of nominal cost, available to anyone (although adult-only events are fine), and not for profit. (We do make exceptions for artists showing their work who would profit from any sales made and musicians hosting small-scale concerts). Not sure if your event fits? Drop us a line at [email protected] to check, or go ahead and submit anyhow – submissions are moderated and we will approve yours if it fits our criteria. Thanks for helping make Muskoka a vibrant community!
The Gravenhurst Bifocals Concert Band is excited to start out 2026 with a performance at the Gravenhurst Seniors Activity Centre on Mar. 28 at 2 pm. A large range of musical styles from various parts of the world will include Evangeline, Canadian Folk Song Rhapsody, Man of la Mancha, Chicago, Tales of Dundee, Russian Sailors [...]
Muskoka Glee Club will be a welcoming, easy-going environment where anyone can come belt out their favourite show tunes in a professional-style rehearsal setting. The classes are accessible for curious theatre newcomers, while also offering a fulfilling, indulgent outlet for seasoned theatre veterans in the community. Over the course of 10 weeks, participants will explore [...]
Every summer on the third Saturday in June, we gather the community and returning cottagers for a delicious dinner and sensational silent auction to kick off the summer. This attraction has become a main event of the summer season since 2000. When: Saturday June 20th, 2026 Doors Open at 5:30 PM, Dinner at 6:30 PM [...]
This spring we will be performing a special program titled "Picture This! - Music that tells us stories" at two great concerts in Muskoka. On Saturday, April 25th at 2:00 pm we will be performing our one-hour free spring concert sponsored by the Bracebridge Library (your donations, as always, are gratefully accepted) and on Sunday, April 26th at 2:00 pm we will do a [...]
But Why Bump Off Barnaby? Presented by Theatre Muskoka, The Huntsville Theatre Company and Dragonfly Theatre Company May 6-9, 2026 A murder most... hilarious? We have a mystery on our hands! When the eccentric Barnaby Folcey is "bumped off" at a family gathering, the race is on to find the killer. The only problem? His [...]
View the latest spring fashions from the South Muskoka Memorial Hospital Gift Shop, and four other local retailers. ENJOY a complimentary glass of wine and nibbles VIEW the fashion show from five retail shops WIN special give-aways SHOP surprise pop-up shops FEEL good that you have assisted your local Hospital Auxiliary to raise funds to buy much-needed equipment SUNDAY, MAY [...]
https://www.southmuskokaleg.ca/community Meet your South Muskoka Health Care Providers and learn about issues that can affect your overall health! Join us in May at the Bracebridge Library from 6:00-7:00 pm where local Health Care Providers will be presenting….. Tuesday, May 6th, 2025: “How Much is Too Much?” Alcohol and Cannabis Guidelines Dr. Lisa Tsugios, Primary Care [...]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Pie Media Group Unveils the Vision for Muskoka Fashion Week 2026 at Exclusive Event in Muskoka Muskoka, Ontario — May 16, 2026 — As Pie Media Group celebrates 20 years of excellence in multimedia storytelling, publishing, and experiential branding, the company is proud to introduce a bold new chapter in Canadian luxury [...]
St. John the Baptist Anglican Church (1352 Ravenscliffe Road) is hosting a Contemplative Prayer and Quiet Time each Wednesday beginning March 12th, 2025. There will be two sessions per day for people to choose from: 1:30pm to 3:30pm and 6:30pm to 8:30pm Contemplative Prayer is an opportunity to enter into meditative prayer away from the [...]
A powerful dual showcase of contemporary figurative and abstract works by Amanda Greavette and Kati Bujna Bracebridge, ON – MAC on Main Gallery, located in the heart of Muskoka’s thriving arts scene, is proud to present Gateways, a new joint exhibition featuring the work of two Muskoka Arts & Crafts members and independent artists: Amanda [...]
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