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Muskoka/Parry Sound

Hot Date: Bala’s Tangy Affair

OCTOBER 14 TO 16 A tart little fruit that’s native to the region has inspired nearly 30 years of celebrations at the Bala Cranberry Festival. This beloved event honours the harvest with cranberry-related crafting shows and sales, live entertainment, farm tours, and tons of treats—including cranberry cakes and muffins, cookies, conserves and other confections. Or toast the town-wide festivities with a cranberry cocktail or glass of cranberry wine. Admission $3 to $6 (free for children 6 and under); call 705-762-1564 for further details.

Hot Date: Sites to See

Reflections, by Gravenhurst painter David Dawson, an Autumn Studio Tour participant

SEPTEMBER 24 & 25 With the arrival of fall comes another longstanding tradition, as area artists open their doors for the Muskoka Autumn Studio Tour. This annual event encourages art lovers to guide themselves on a scenic drive through picturesque northern Ontario with stops along the way at participating studios—a great opportunity to discover what inspires the region’s painters, sculptors, ceramicists, potters, woodworkers, weavers and more. And, of course, be sure to buy a local piece or two. Visit here for a map and more information.

Hot Date: Run for a Cure

Lace up those sneakers for the Terry Fox Run (photo by Timothy Takemoto)

SEPTEMBER 18 The legacy of a Canadian icon lives on this weekend as municipalities across Canada host their annual Terry Fox Run. The fun and inspiring community-based event carries on Fox’s mission to find a cure for cancer. In Muskoka, the village of Windermere welcomes runners, walkers and cyclists to participate in its Terry Fox Run, starting at the Windermere Village Hall, across from the United Church. In conjunction with the event are a barbecue, live music, games and even a silent auction featuring gifts from Muskoka businesses.

The Muskoka Seven: Things to Do from August 15 to 21

Johnston's Cranberry Marsh (photo by Michael40001 via Flickr)

1. Take one of Johnston’s Cranberry Marsh’s daily guided tours to learn about the growing and harvesting of this regionally renowned fruit. Located in Bala, the farm also produces cranberry wine—tastings are available in addition to the grounds tour.

2. See the iconic Russell deCarle—a founding member of Prairie Oyster—at the Gravenhurst Opera House. The award-winning musician offers classic hits, new tunes and a timeless sound on August 18.

3. Celebrate the music of Bob Marley at the Reggae Muskoka festival on August 20 and 21. The weekend event includes live reggae performances, local vendors and fun events for the entire family.

4. The Algonquin Theatre presents its 22nd annual Night of Harmony on August 20. The concert features the Muskoka Music Men and special guest the Ontario Youth A Capella Chorus.

5. Enjoy a full day of Scottish fun at the Bracebridge Highland Games on August 20. The games include traditional heavy lifting events and a highland dance competition followed by a spirited parade.

6. Toast the season on August 20 with Aromas & Blends—a beer, wine and cocktail event at the Muskoka Boat and Heritage Centre, featuring vendors from different breweries and wineries, and, of course, numerous tasting opportunities.

7. Participate in a guided tour of the Tree Museum and its current exhibition “Items May Shift,” on August 21 at 2 p.m. The exhibition creates “shifts” in sight allowing viewers to better connect with their surroundings.

The Muskoka Seven: Things to Do from August 8 to 14

Will the wolves be howling this week at Algonquin Park? (photo by White Wolf Photography)

1. Learn about the ecology of wolves at Algonquin Park’s “Wolf Howl.” Attend a slide talk about a wolf’s life history then travel to a designated location where wild wolves may answer to imitations by the park staff. (Weather permitting.)

2. Head out to Annie Williams Park in Breacebridge for Prism Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew. The classic comedy is suitable for all ages and opens on August 9.

3. Looking for a laugh? Check out the Cottage Country Comedy Festival featuring a full schedule of comedians performing on August 12 and 13. The line-up includes Mike Wilmot, Gilson Lubin, Kathleen McGee, and many more!

4. Like the Osmonds and the Partridges, the Dodingtons are a multi-generational singing family. The Power and Glory of Music: The Dodingtons in Concert takes place on August 13, with a repertoire of classical songs to current Broadway hits.

5. Juno-winning singer-songwriter Jimmy Rankin performs at the Algonquin Theatre on August 13. The East Coast musician is slated to perform his timeless hits as well as songs from his new album “Here In My Heart.”

6. Don’t miss the last Music on the Barge show of the summer, featuring music from the The Good Brothers, who are celebrating their 40th anniversary in the music business.

7. There’s still lots of summer left to enjoy on the golf course. May we suggest a round at The Ridge at Manitou?

The Muskoka Seven: Things to Do from August 1 to 7

Take a trip on the Island Queen

1. Pick a pleasant-looking day (blue-skied and sunny, perhaps with a calm little breeze) to enjoy touring the Georgian Bay biosphere on an Island Queen Cruise. Don’t forget your camera—the rugged landscape is definitely worth framing.

2. Take a trip to the English countryside from within the Gravenhurst Opera House, which presents its annual dinner theatre production from August 2 to 13. This year’s show is a hilarious British farce entitled Beyond a Joke.

3. The creativity of local Muskokans is on display August 6 and 7 at the Baysville Riverfront Arts and Crafts Festival, which features the works and wares of more than 80 artists and artisans.

4. Clap your hands and kick up your heels at the Algonquin Theatre—Irish ensemble Caladh Nua entertains Huntsville with traditional Celtic songs on August 4.

5. Bracebridge Triathlon Weekend is August 6 and 7. Cheer on all the racers in six events, including the Olympic-distance triathlon on Sunday.

6. Country music fans can enjoy a tribute to two of the all-time greats in Gravenhurst. This week’s edition of Music on the Barge features a tribute to Johnny Cash and Tammy Wynette

7. Wind down from all the week’s activities by booking a massage or beauty appointment at one of the region’s many spas. Wherever you find yourself in Muskoka, it’s likely that one of four Amba Health and Beauty Spas will be nearby.

The Muskoka Seven: Things to Do from July 25 to 31

See Georgian Bay from the water on a White Squall kayak tour

1. Beat the summer heat and book a kayak tour with White Squall Paddling Centre to glide through the smooth blue waters of the Georgian Bay.

2. The summer harvest is in full swing! Find the freshest Ontario fruits and vegetables for your cottage meals at the Gravenhurst Farmers Market (on Wednesday) and Rosseau Farmers Market (on Friday).

3. Check out the Huntsville Jazz Festival, featuring Phil Nimmons and David Braid. The duo performs July 30 at the Algonquin Theatre—a most promising evening of entertaining jazz music!

4. The Kee to Bala presents three events not to miss this weekend. The line up includes: Cypress Hill on July 29, 54-40 on July 30, and Balapalooza on July 31.

5. Take the whole family for a day at the Muskoka Wildlife Centre, where you can meet and learn about the region’s indigenous fauna—moose, owls, wolves and more.

6. Take part in the 3rd annual MacTier Big Weekend Festival happening from July 31 to August 1. Entertainment, volleyball, fishing and fireworks are some of the many events that the festival boasts on their jam-packed itinerary.

7. Join The Fabulous Knockouts as they rock the Music on the Barge concert series. This fun 60′s band continues the Sunday night concert tradition and is sure to bring great energy and entertainment to the stage.

The Muskoka Seven: Things to Do from July 18 to 24

Ron Sexsmith

1. Major Canadian talent makes the trip to Muskoka this week, as acclaimed singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith takes the stage for two shows at Peter’s Place Live on July 23 and 24.

2. Check out the latest pleasure crafts and cottage accessories from July 22 to 24, as Gravenhurst’s Muskoka Wharf hosts the annual In-Water Boat and Cottage Show. If all that salivating (at boats) makes you actually hungry, you’re in luck, the Muskoka Cottage Brewery lounge, also on-site, offers a filling Ribfest, too.

3. If you prefer watercrafts with a more classic look, why not considering helming a wooden boat for a few days? Muskoka Launch Livery, based in Port Carling, offers short-term rentals of these vintage-style cruisers.

4. The ever popular Festival of the Sound continues this week, with a variety of fine performances and lectures on classical music taking place at the Charles W. Stockey Centre.

5. Stroll the streets of Bracebridge and get a view of some local visuals—Art in the Heart places artists and artisans in the public spaces of Bracebridge’s historic town all weekend long.

6. Celebrate a Canadian literary icon at Bala’s Museum with Memories of Lucy Maud Montgomery. On July 23, its annual Everything Anne event commemorates Anne of Green Gables with quaint activities, cake and more.

7. The Huntsville Festival of the Arts closes the book on yet another successful year with much-anticipated performances by jazz pianist Oliver Jones on July 22 and Crash Test Dummies on July 23.

Hot Date: Artistic Excellence in Parry Sound

The Charles W. Stockey Centre is one of the region's top performing arts venues

JULY 15 TO AUGUST 7 Sensational sonics are heralded each summer at the Festival of the Sound. In a concert hall that overlooks the lapping waters and pine-dotted islands of Georgian Bay, this year’s concerts are sure to delight both visitors and locals alike. Get set to be serenaded by the complete cycle of Beethoven’s string quartets, or hear the compositions of Liszt and Paganini. Big band jazz and grand choral masterworks are also part of this season’s impressive lineup. Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts, tickets up to $42, some shows free; call 705-746-2410 or click here for showtimes and to buy.

The Muskoka Seven: Things to Do from July 11 to 17

Steven Page plays the Huntsville Festival of the Arts this week

1. The Huntsville Festival of the Arts has a big week. Former Barenaked Ladies frontman Steven Page is sure to bring the house down when he plays the Algonquin Theatre on July 15. On July 17, the ever-popular Rod Beattie brings his curmudgeonly character Walt Wingfield to town in Wingfield’s Folly.

2. Parry Sound’s biggest annual event kicks off on July 15 as the Festival of the Sound hosts a “piano gala” featuring music by Debussy, Gershwin, Beethoven and more. Four additional concerts and two lectures round out the weekend’s programming.

3. No more excuses—summer’s sun ought to have warmed up the Muskoka lakes by now! Get out and enjoy some on-water fun. If you’re in need of new gear for waterskiing or wakeboarding, Bush’s Sports Centre in Bala has you covered.

4. Has all that activity made you a bit sore? Why not book a relaxing massage at one of the region’s lauded resort spas, like Indulgence, the Spa at Taboo or Touch Spa at Touchstone on Lake Muskoka.

5. No one need be afraid of the dark on July 15, as downtown Huntsville closes its main strip to traffic and lights up the evening with its annual Firefly Festival, which features live music, food and more beneath the stars.

6. The region’s oldest and largest outdoor art exhibition opens this week in Bracebridge, as the 49th edition of the Muskoka Arts & Crafts Summer Show brings together more than 200 artists and craftspeople—not to mention many more art lovers—from July 15 to 17.

7. Gravenhurst’s ongoing Music on the Barge concert series offers what’s sure to be a popular act on July 17—tribute band Hotel California lovingly recreates the laid-back pop-rock sound of The Eagles.

Hot Date: Huntsville’s Star-Studded Summer

George Canyon appears at the Huntsville Festival of the Arts on July 14

JULY 2 TO 23 Popular music gets its due once again as the Huntsville Festival of the Arts returns for its 18th edition. One of Muskoka’s most star-studded events, this year’s festival boasts exciting shows including a kick-off concert by Native American violin and flute master Arvel Bird on July 2, followed by country star George Canyon on July 14, former Barenaked Ladies frontman Steven Page on July 15, and jazz piano legend Oliver Jones on July 22. Algonquin Theatre, $20 to $48; call 705-789-4975 or click here for a complete schedule and to purchase tickets.

Hot Date: Foodie Favourite

Chef David Friesen is among the Flavours of Muskoka participants (photo by Neill Sturgess)

JUNE 29 Enjoy an evening of delicacies prepared by top chefs at Flavours of Muskoka. This popular fundraising event has sold out for the past decade—no surprise, as it offers fine fare from more than 40 of the region’s standout restaurants and Ontario wineries. Sample indulgent dishes from such expected participants as chef David Friesen of Bracebridge’s Riverwalk. The evening is fulfilling in more ways than one: proceeds help support Kaleidoscope Arts in Education Programs. The Rosseau, a JW Marriot Resort and Spa, 6 p.m., $75; call 705-765-1048 or click here to purchase tickets.

The Muskoka Seven: Things to do from June 27 to July 3 (Canada Day Edition)

photo by Meddygarnet

The Canada Day long weekend brings much excitement to the Muskoka region!

1. Friday, July 1 offers sure cause for celebration in Huntsville, which hosts a bevy of Canada Day activities from morning to night. Among the attractions, Muskoka Heritage Place hosts a strawberry social beginning at 10 a.m. And don’t miss the fireworks display over Hunters Bay, starting at dusk.

2. Also on July 1 (and running to July 3) is the annual Bala Antique and Nostalgia Show, which takes place at Bala Arena. More than 40 vendors set up shop at this event, with everything from vintage country furniture to estate jewellery and collectibles.

3. Or if you find yourself in Gravenhurst over the weekend, be sure to stop by the Muskoka Boat and Heritage Centre to witness the construction of an eight-foot-long replica of the RMS Segwun steamship, made entirely out of Lego!

4. Even after Canada’s 144th birthday bash, you can keep your weekend rocking with Canadian music legend Kim Mitchell, who plays The Kee to Bala on July 2.

5. Art lovers are not forgotten either—from July 1 to 4, Sean George Pressed Glass presents its 10th annual Muskoka Antique Glass Show and Sale at Port Carling Memorial Community Centre. Here you’ll find many unique examples of early functional and decorative glassware.

6. In Parry Sound, concertgoers get two energetic acts for the price of one on July 2, as the Stockey Centre presents a “Jazz 2 Funk” show featuring the Skyliners Big Band and award-winning fusion group Coldjack.

7. The ever-popular Huntsville Festival of the Arts officially kicks off July 2 with a performance by renowned Native American musician Arvel Bird, whose tunes combine the influence of Appalachian, bluegrass, Celtic, blues and even classical styles.

The Muskoka Seven: Things to Do from June 20 to 26

Learn about a Boston Bruins legend at the Bobby Orr Hall of Fame

1. With due respect to our fellow Canadians out west, it’s no secret that many Ontarians were cheering on the Boston Bruins during the recently completed Stanley Cup finals. Now that the Original Six squad has emerged victorious, why not visit the Bobby Orr Hall of Fame in Parry Sound to pay homage to one of the legends of that storied NHL franchise.

2. Get ready to get laughing at the Cottage Country Comedy Festival, which brings a number of top stand-up comedians to venues throughout Muskoka from June 23 to 25.

3. Has your bicycle accompanied you up north? If you’re eager to get out for a scenic ride, the Muskoka Cycling Club has kindly charted a number of road routes, between 40 and 90 kilometres in length. They even detail a couple of excellent, rugged trails for mountain bike enthusiasts.

4. The weekend of June 25 and 26 calls for a tour of the Muskoka Lakes region, which welcomes guests to many of its most interesting buildings as part of this year’s Doors Open. On Saturday, head to Bala, Port Carling and Windermere to partake in tours of venues such as Bala’s Museum with Memories of Lucy Maud Montgomery and the boathouse of Muskoka Launch Livery. Gravenhurst opens the doors to such attractions as the Gravenhurst Opera House on Sunday.

5. Take the kids to The Rosseau, a JW Marriott Resort and Spa on June 25 and 26 for the annual Kaleidoscope Children’s Festival, featuring art workshops, musical and theatre performances, buskers, clowns and more.

6. Gravenhurst’s Music on the Barge music series continues this Sunday evening with a performance by the Bifocals Concert Band.

7. Did your Fathers Day gift fall flat last weekend? Make amends by treating dad to dinner at Bracebridge’s highly rated One Fifty Five restaurant, where chef Michael Rickard serves up fresh, seasonal fine-dining fare.

Hot Date: Lakeside Tunes in Gravenhurst

JUNE 19 TO AUGUST 14 Bring your own seat and settle in at Gravenhurst’s Gull Lake Park for Music on the Barge. Watch the sun set over the waterfront stage while a diverse roster of bands serenades audiences every Sunday evening. Hear the classic sounds of the Muskoka Concert Band and Big Band on opening night, June 19. Tributes to Shania Twain (July 10), The Eagles (July 17), and Johnny Cash and Tammy Wynette (August 7) make for memorable and melodious nights, too. Concerts start at 7:30 p.m., free; call 705-687-3412 or visit here for more information.

The Muskoka Seven: Things to Do from June 13 to 19

The candy cane fountains at Santa's Village

1. There’s only six months until Christmas! See how Saint Nick’s preparing for his 2011 toy delivery—or perhaps he’s still relaxing in the Muskoka sun—by visiting Santa’s Village, where kids can ride the Christmas ball ferris wheel, cool off under candy cane showers, get crafty in the elves’ workshop and more.

2. Witness the Kee to Bala be transformed into the “dogg pound” as legendary rapper Snoop Dogg enlivens cottage country with his distinctly brand of West Coast hip hop on June 17.

3. If you can handle the black flies and mosquitoes—and really, if you’re in Muskoka, that should be a given—then consider planning a camping trip to really experience the Canadian Shield. Well-known retailers like Algonquin Outfitters and Muskoka Outfitters can equip you with all the latest outdoorsy gear.

4. All aboard! Locomotive enthusiasts are sure to get a kick out of the Huntsville Train Station Society’s first annual model train exposition, June 18 and 19. Numerous demonstrations and working layouts allow guests to explore the history and artistry of creating model trains and tracks.

5. The golf course is sure to be calling dads—and perhaps moms, too—as Fathers Day approaches on June 19. Why not give him the gift of a round at the Muskoka Bay Club?

6. Enjoy some quality time June 19 at Butson’s Boat Shop, which hosts a build-a-boat challenge and race (plus barbecue lunch) for dads and their children. While you’re at it, check out the shop’s own finely honed wooden boats on a tour of the facilities.

7. The time-honoured concert tradition, Music on the Barge, starts up for another season. The Gravenhurst music series features bands that perform on a floating platform on Gull Lake. The Muskoka Concert Band and Muskoka Big Band kick things off on the evening of June 19.

The Muskoka Seven: Things to Do from June 6 to 12

Laugh along with Robin Duke and the rest of the "Women Fully Clothed"

1. The delightful dames of Women Fully Clothed—Robin Duke, Jayne Eastwood, Kathryn Greenwood and Teresa Pavlinek—bring their humorous yet affecting stories to cottage country. See their latest show, Older and Hotter, on June 10 at the Gravenhurst Opera House.

2. View and purchase the works of 20 fine artists and craftspeople while partaking in the annual Muskoka Lakes Spring Art Tour on June 11 and 12. This self-directed jaunt takes art lovers to the studios and galleries of creators in Bracebridge, Bala, Port Carling and more. Click here for a map.

3. Don’t miss a chance to check out hundreds of vintage vehicles at the annual Antique and Classic Car Show, taking place June 11 at Gravenhurst’s Gull Lake Park.

4. The lake gets more exciting when you’re zipping around on water skis or a wakeboard. Stock up on all the top-brand equipment at such retailers as the Rosseau Board Shops at Muskoka Lakes Marine, then jump in and make some waves!

5. After all that merrymaking, you’ll want to refuel. Why not grab some gourmet casual fare from Crossroads Pub and Grill, where chefs Richard and Julie Lalonde serve up fine Muskoka lunches, dinners and mid-afternoon bites.

6. For once in your life, when someone tells you to “take a hike,” you can do just that: the Muskoka region offers no fewer than four provincial parks, one national park, and thousands of acres of pristine nature to explore. If you’re near Parry Sound in particular, why not spend the day at Killbear Provincial Park.

7. Though the sun stays out for a long time during the Muskoka summer, when it does go down you have an excellent opportunity to kick back, relax and contemplate the night sky. The regions best spot for stargazing? Torrance Barrens Dark Sky Reserve, a huge swath of land that’s officially protected from light pollution.

The Muskoka Seven: Things to Do from May 30 to June 5

Cruise the lakes of Muskoka on the RMS Segwun

1. Embrace the warm weather and life on the water with a cruise aboard the historic RMS Segwun. The late-19th century steamship takes passengers on one- to four-hour sightseeing cruises around Lake Muskoka. The lunch and dinner cruise options are especially popular.

2. Should you find yourself closer to Parry Sound, scope out a seat on the patio at recently opened restaurant Kudos Kuisine. Its contemporary digs overlook the Parry Sound harbour.

3. Head to the Algonquin Theatre in Huntsville on June 1. The Reel Paddling Film Festival—featuring films that showcase canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding and more—offers ample inspiration to get out on the water.

4. Lovers of literature can partake in a weekend of the written word at the Muskoka Chatauqua Reading Circle‘s “Secrets and Guilt” event at The Rosseau, a J.W. Marriott Resort and Spa. Among the many notable participants are Giller Prize-winner Linden MacIntyre, Globe and Mail columnist John Ibbitson, and CBC Radio host Carol Off.

5. Pull out your best rod, reel and lures and attempt to land the big one—June is prime time to fish for pike and walleye. In need of an expert to help you find the fish? Consider booking some time with Captain Action Charters.

6. Strap that camera around your neck and climb to the top of the Dorset Lookout Tower. This 30-metre-high structure offers a panoramic view of the Lake of Bays—a memorable vista that’s sure to make for a lovely photographic souvenir.

7. There’s never a wrong time to go golfing in Muskoka. This week, why not test your skills on what is arguably the region’s most feared hole: the par-four 16th at South Muskoka Curling and Golf Club, which demands pinpoint accuracy.

The Muskoka Seven: Things to Do from May 23 to 29

Visit the Muskoka Boat and Heritage Centre at Muskoka Wharf

1. Spend a sunny day exploring the Muskoka Wharf in Gravenhurst. The waterfront village boasts a handful of shops and restaurants, a lovely lakeside boardwalk, and the Muskoka Boat and Heritage Centre.

2. If on-water activities aren’t your cup of tea, consider buying a road or mountain bike and get pedalling around the Muskoka region. Ecclestone Cycle in Bracebridge and The Bike Shop in Gravenhurst are among the area’s respected purveyors.

3. Investigate the recently renewed dining options at Windermere House. Its restaurants are now operated by leading fine-dining and event management company Oliver and Bonacini, ensuring culinary excellence at the property’s Windermere Pub, Rosseau Grill and PJ’s Lounge.

4. The concert season is getting underway at Parry Sound’s Charles W. Stockey Centre. On May 27, catch a performance by award-winning female folk/pop duo Dala.

5. Help support the Huntsville Festival of the Arts at its annual May Marché. The event, at Deerhurst Resort on May 27, offers an evening of food sampling from acclaimed area restaurants, as well as wines and spirits, and a silent auction.

6. Make a splash with the kids by taking them to Port Severn’s Just Add Water Festival, from May 27 to 29. It features musical performances, a creative artists market, educational activities and much more.

7. Catch a highly anticipated show at Peter’s Place Live—Dave Matthews Band collaborator Tim Reynolds brings his unique guitar stylings to Muskoka on May 29.

The Muskoka Seven: Things to Do from May 16 to 22

Summer is approaching, and that means the resorts, attractions, restaurants and boutiques of Muskoka are getting set for high season up north! It also means that it’s time for another summer of Where Muskoka’s top things to do in the region. Check back weekly for our fresh picks!

Hit the links at Deerhurst Highlands

1. Book your first tee time of the season at one of Muskoka’s premier golf courses, Deerhurst Highlands. If you’re feeling rusty, take a few hacks on the driving range before heading to the first hole.

2. Take the family to Sudbury’s Science North, where four floors of exhibitions offer a fun and educational introduction to the Canadian Shield biosphere.

3. Stock up on all your cottaging essentials—from watersports equipment to dock and patio furniture—at Port Carling’s Indian River Trading Company.

4. If your summer home needs a bit of sprucing up, pay a visit to Muskoka Living Interiors for 35,000 square feet of design inspiration.

5. If the drive north has you feeling peckish, drop in to The Bakery in Gravenhurst
(141 Brock St., 705-687-2579) for a sweet snack of butter tarts, Nanaimo bars and more.

6. Saturday, May 21 marks opening day for Muskoka Heritage Place‘s pioneer village and steam train. Kids are sure to get a kick out of riding on the vintage locomotive!

7. One of Canada’s favourite bands, Blue Rodeo, returns to Muskoka to headline two concerts at The Kee to Bala, March 21 and 22. Let Jim Cuddy and co. start your cottaging season off right with a performance of their classic hits and recent favourites.