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!
Canada's Heroes presented by Theatre Muskoka, The Muskoka Concert Band with Special Guests The Muskoka Men of Song Saturday November 8, 2025 @2:30PM Join us at the Rene Caisse Theatre on November 8th for Canada’s Heroes, a benefit concert for The Royal Canadian Legion Poppy Fund, honouring those who have served and sacrificed for our [...]
Join us for an enchanting evening as the Muskoka Philharmonic Orchestra and featured guests serenade you with seasonal music.
The holiday spirit is in the air and the Gravenhurst Bifocals Concert Band will be presenting thei Home for Christmas concert on Saturday, December 13 at 2:00 pm at the Gravenhurst Trinity United Church. Our festive music program will include tunes from The Nutcracker, plus Christmas music of Gustav Holst, Irving Berlin and Mel Torme. [...]
Muskoka Bears Jr C Hockey vs Penetang Kings Game sponsored by Santa's Village, Santa dropping the Puck. Fans encouraged to bring an unwrapped toy, for Salvation Army Toy Drive.
Please join the Muskoka Concert Band at one or both of our annual Christmas concerts! Again this year we are performing our one-hour Deck the Shelves concert sponsored by the Bracebridge Library on Saturday, December 20th at 2:00 pm. You'll hear many of your favourite popular Christmas songs as well as, of course, having the [...]
Please join the Muskoka Concert Band at one or both of our annual Christmas concerts! Again this year we are performing our one-hour Deck the Shelves concert sponsored by the Bracebridge Library on Saturday, December 20th at 2:00 pm. You'll hear many of your favourite popular Christmas songs as well as, of course, having the [...]
What does it really take to turn a story into a screenplay—and survive the process with your creative soul intact? Muskoka Authors Association is thrilled to welcome filmmaker and screenwriter Geordie Sabbagh for an engaging, candid, and darkly funny workshop on the art, craft, and emotional reality of screenwriting on Saturday, January 31, Bracebridge Public Library, 34 Salmon Road, [...]
Humour can be one of the most powerful—and most challenging—tools a writer can use. On Saturday, March 28, Muskoka Authors Association invites writers for an opportunity to learn from one of Canada’s masters of comic storytelling, Terry Fallis, two-time winner of the Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour and author of ten national bestsellers, including his [...]
The Orillia Silver Band is coming to the Rene M. Caisse Theatre on March 8 for an afternoon of bold brass, beautiful melodies, and outstanding musicianship, led by conductor Neil Barlow. Whether you’re a longtime brass fan or simply love great live music, this is a concert you won’t want to miss. 🎟️ Tickets are [...]
Tuesday, May 12th, 2026 6-7 pm “Insights from the Emergency Room: Practical Medical Tips for Everyday Life” Which over-the-counter medication should I take? What information is most helpful to bring to the ER? When does a fever or cough matter? Can I sleep after a head injury? Dr. Sawula will share practical medical tips [...]
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