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]]>Festive Family Craft at the Muskoka Heritage Place
Tomorrow’s the day! Join us for festive family crafts at Muskoka Heritage Place on Saturday, December 14 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information and to register, please visit Muskokaheritageplace.ca.
Christmas Luncheon for 55+ at the Active Living Centre
Don’t forget about the Christmas Luncheon for 55+ at the Active Living Centre at noon on Tuesday, December 17. Tickets are $30. Pre-registration required; please go to the Town’s registration platform, visit our friendly staff at the Canada Summit Centre, or call Customer Service at (705) 789-6421.
Pre-Christmas Family Activities at the Canada Summit Centre
On Saturday, December 21, there is a full line-up of family activities at the Canada Summit Centre. Start the day off with a Christmas Craft at 10:30 a.m. From noon to 1:50 p.m. there is a free public skate brought to you by Bullock Independent Grocer. A big thank you to our current free skate sponsors! There are still sponsorship opportunities available at huntsville.ca for those looking to give the gift of family fun this holiday season!
From 1-1:45 p.m. and 1:45-2:30 p.m. there is a Preschool Swim and from 2:30-3:30 p.m. there is a Public Swim at the Centennial Pool.
Portage Flyer Christmas Train at Muskoka Heritage Place
The Town of Huntsville, Muskoka Heritage Place, and Santa Claus himself would like to invite everyone to the Portage Flyer Christmas event scheduled to take place on the evening of Saturday, December 21 from 5-8 p.m. (last train run at 7:30p.m.) at 100 Forbes Hill Drive (Rotary Village Station). Our Portage Flyer Christmas is a “super-magicated” event that has become a tradition among families. Enjoy complimentary hot chocolate and cookies, while supplies last. Cost is $5/person, babes in arms are free.
New this year, we are pre-selling a limited number of tickets for a senior and sensory-friendly train ride at 4:30 p.m. This run is for our residents needing a little more time and less hustle and bustle to enjoy the holiday experience. Tickets are available on the Town’s registration platform or by calling (705) 789-7576 ext. 3210. Registered service animals only please.
This is a very popular community event; please arrive early to avoid disappointment and dress warmly as the event takes place outdoors. Parking available at Muskoka Heritage Place’s main entrance, Huntsville High School, Canada Summit Centre, Active Living Centre or directly across from the event on Forbes Hill Drive. If you need specific directions or more detailed parking information, please visit Muskokaheritageplace.ca.
Special Thank You: Santa Claus would like to note that the rail volunteers at Muskoka Heritage Place are definitely on his ‘nice’ list for volunteering to provide this super-magicated event to the community. Merry Christmas, everyone!
New Year’s Eve Skates at the Canada Summit Centre
Don’t let ‘old acquaintances be forgot’ this New Year’s Eve! Join us on Tuesday, December 31 at 4, 5, or 6 p.m. on the Don Lough Arena for a FREE public skate to ring in the new year. Come out and celebrate the year by getting active, spending time with loved ones and having fun. We can’t wait to see you there. Sponsored by the Town of Huntsville.
Looking for Last-Minute Gift Ideas?
Have you made your list and checked it twice? Check out the Town’s many holiday gift ideas!
For more information, see the winter edition of the digital Art, Culture & Recreation Guide
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]]>Check out these local options, for things to do in Muskoka on New Year’s Eve.
Boogie Down for Disco Night at Taboo Resort
Celebrate New Year’s Eve in style at Taboo Resort’s Disco Night. Groove at the Boathouse Restaurant with Rock Star Live – Superfreak, the ultimate 70s disco band. Purchase your ticket here.
Enjoy Live Jazz at Sawdust City Brewing Co.
Ring in the new year with your friends, Sawdust City and great beer. Featuring live music by The Mitch Beube Band in the saloon at Sawdust City Brewing Co. Admission is free.
Celebrate in Style with Fireworks, Dinner and Dancing at Hidden Valley Resort
Visit Hidden Valley Resort for fireworks and a buffet dinner, followed by DJ and dancing. Fireworks begin at 6:00PM, followed by an elegant buffet dinner for two people. Then enjoy a dance party, midnight toast with sparkling wine, and you have the option to stay overnight. Purchase your ticket here.
Rock the Night Away at JW Marriott
Get ready to rock your way into the new year with an epic Gowan concert at JW Marriott Muskoka. Lawrence Henry Gowan is a Scottish born Canadian singer and keyboardist – he was also a member of legendary rock royalty, Styx. Purchase your ticket here.
Go Stargazing at Torrance Barrens Dark-Sky Preserve
Torrance Barrens conservation area and dark-sky preserve offers some of the most magical stargazing in Ontario. Get directions here.
Go Glamping
Get a last-minute deal in one of these Airbnb glamping favourites. Check out tiny homes and cabins here.
Play Virtual Trivia with Big Dumb Face Trivia
Take the pressure off New Year’s Eve and have some trivia fun, whatever your plans are. Getting ready to go out? Having people over? Quiet night in with friends and family? Spending NYE solo? Online Trivia is perfect for all those situations. Purchase your ticket here.
Celebrate at The Royal Canadian Legion – Bracebridge Legion Branch 161, Gravenhurst Legion Branch 302
Legions in Bracebridge and Gravenhurst have tickets available for purchase at the door. There is music and entertainment. Light snacks are served and a champagne toast.
Have a Honky Tonk Dance Party at Bracebridge Hall
Nicholas Campbell’s music is a mix of rockabilly, western swing and classic honky tonk music. Tickets are $50 at the door.
Have a Staycation
Book a stay at one of Muskoka’s local hotels, and enjoy a quiet night in. Rooms are still available at local hotels, or check out Airbnb.
Go Skating
Check out the rinks in Bala, Port Carling, Gravenhurst or Bracebridge. There is no charge.
Stay Home In Your Pyjamas
If all else fails, put on your favourite pyjamas and get cozy on your couch. We won’t judge you if you fall asleep before the clock strikes Midnight.
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]]>Each year more than 2,000 babies are born in Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre’s (RVH) Birthing Unit and while each one is a unique and beautiful miracle; it calls for a special occasion to welcome the first baby born in 2023.
In honour of the occasion, Victoria’s Gift Shop, owned and operated by the RVH Auxiliary, is proud to sponsor the first baby of the New Year with a keepsake Born at RVH plush toy.
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