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Explorers’ Edge is pleased to announce that the 2024 Regional Tourism Summit will take place on Wednesday, November 6 at Windermere House on Lake Rosseau, Muskoka.
With a dual focus on product innovation and rural strategy, the day will feature discussions with multiple industry experts, including:
Join us to learn about TIAO’s efforts to build a provincial tourism strategy that addresses rural concerns, Thunder Bay’s successful cruise industry development, Municipal Accommodation Tax successes and challenges, motorized and non-motorized product development, approaches by smaller stakeholder collectives, the significance of AI to the regional industry, and for a first look at the Explorers’ Edge Travel Agency marketing initiatives.
Register at www.explorersedge.ca
Join us for a morning of cards at the Bracebridge Centre for Active Living every Wednesday.
Program Fee: $2.00 Membership is not required to participate!
Snack Bar is open Coffee/Tea/Water only $1.00
Newcomers welcome to learn to play, bring a friend , have some fun and a laugh or two!
Join the Bracebridge Royal Canadian Legion for Wednesday lunches at noon. You get a full meal for $15 including vegetables, dessert and tea or coffee.
If you'd like to reserve take-out for your lunch, call the Bracebridge Legion at 705-645-8500.
Square dance to a live band.
Newcomers & beginners welcome, no partner required and no special outfits.
Musicians playing acoustic instruments are welcome to play a tune or two with the band.
Callers welcome.
Admission $3.00 includes (Tea/Coffee)
Every Wednesday 7pm, yourTV
All are welcome to attend this special Fall Speaker Series.
Bring a friend, and come out to listen to one, or all, of the special guests as they speak on these very interesting topics.
The series will run on four Thursday evenings, beginning on Thursday, October 17th
The presentations will begin at 7:00 pm in Trinity United Church, 33 Main St. E, Huntsville.
Come at 6:30 for dessert prior to the event!
October 17th: Sheridan Rondeau, author of the book, Dear Tony – a memoir about Alzheimer’s disease and the challenges for the person with it and their family members. All done with a touch of humour!
October 24th: Lori Knowles, a local Muskoka author, will share her summer sell out novel called Summers with Miss Elizabeth. Knowles explores the intricacies of family generational dynamics while skillfully weaving in the destructive family skeletons that jump out of the ‘old money’ Muskoka cottage.
November 7th: Social worker, Bernadine Togertz, will be discussing the topic of estranged adult children. Why do they cut off ties and communication with their parents? And more importantly, how can we move conflict to connection again? What can be done to help repair these broken relationships?
November 14th: Dr. Pam McDermott: Do you have a plan for your future health and personal care? Join Pam McDermott as she shows us how we can take control of our health care journey through advance care planning.
All are welcome to attend this special Fall Speaker Series.
Bring a friend, and come out to listen to one, or all, of the special guests as they speak on these very interesting topics.
The series will run on four Thursday evenings, beginning on Thursday, October 17th
The presentations will begin at 7:00 pm in Trinity United Church, 33 Main St. E, Huntsville.
Come at 6:30 for dessert prior to the event!
October 17th: Sheridan Rondeau, author of the book, Dear Tony – a memoir about Alzheimer’s disease and the challenges for the person with it and their family members. All done with a touch of humour!
October 24th: Lori Knowles, a local Muskoka author, will share her summer sell out novel called Summers with Miss Elizabeth. Knowles explores the intricacies of family generational dynamics while skillfully weaving in the destructive family skeletons that jump out of the ‘old money’ Muskoka cottage.
November 7th: Social worker, Bernadine Togertz, will be discussing the topic of estranged adult children. Why do they cut off ties and communication with their parents? And more importantly, how can we move conflict to connection again? What can be done to help repair these broken relationships?
November 14th: Dr. Pam McDermott: Do you have a plan for your future health and personal care? Join Pam McDermott as she shows us how we can take control of our health care journey through advance care planning.
Enjoy a tasty and friendly Eat-in or Take-out Lunch at Trinity United Church, 33 Main St. E., Huntsville. “The heart in the heart of Huntsville!”
Bring a friend or co-worker and support a local cause while enjoying delicious Homemade Soups, Sandwiches and Desserts - all at a great price!
Eat-in: Friday, November 8th from 11:30 till 12:30.
Or…. order take-out by Tuesday, November 5th at 705 789 5679, to pick up Friday, November 8th; 11:30 - 12:30 at Trinity United Church.
Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley play neighbours who get on each other’s nerves in this dark comedy about a small English town where residents start receiving anonymous, expletive-laden letters, igniting a scandal in their community. Sponsored by Oxtongue Craft Cabin & Gallery
Director: Thea Sharrock | Country: United Kingdom | 2024 | 102 minutes
Featuring: Olivia Colman, Jessie Buckley, Timothy Spall
Distributor: Mongrel Media
Content Advisory: Coarse language and sexual material
Every Tuesday, 7pm ON yourTV
Win up to $5500
Join us for a morning of cards at the Bracebridge Centre for Active Living every Wednesday.
Program Fee: $2.00 Membership is not required to participate!
Snack Bar is open Coffee/Tea/Water only $1.00
Newcomers welcome to learn to play, bring a friend , have some fun and a laugh or two!
Join the Bracebridge Royal Canadian Legion for Wednesday lunches at noon. You get a full meal for $15 including vegetables, dessert and tea or coffee.
If you'd like to reserve take-out for your lunch, call the Bracebridge Legion at 705-645-8500.
Square dance to a live band.
Newcomers & beginners welcome, no partner required and no special outfits.
Musicians playing acoustic instruments are welcome to play a tune or two with the band.
Callers welcome.
Admission $3.00 includes (Tea/Coffee)
The Huntsville/Lake of Bays Fire Department has launched their annual volunteer firefighter recruitment campaign and is looking for residents passionate about protecting their communities. Applications open on November 4 and close on November 30, 2024. Interested individuals are invited to attend an information session at Station 1 Huntsville (1 Payne Drive) at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, November 13, 2024.
There are perks to serving your community as a volunteer firefighter including:
Want to learn more? The in-person information session will highlight what it takes to be a volunteer firefighter, training expectations, and the application process. It also provides attendees with the opportunity to ask questions.
Fire Recruitment Information Session
Date: Wednesday, November 13, 2024
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Station 1 Huntsville (1 Payne Drive)
Every Wednesday 7pm, yourTV
Rotary People of Action Huntsville is excited to invite the community to our “Unite and Ignite” Meet and Greet on Thursday, November 14th, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Music on Main, 7 Main Street West. This casual and open event welcomes everyone to enjoy an evening of conversations, beverages, and delicious nibblies while learning more about how Rotary People of Action is making a difference in Huntsville.
What sets Rotary People of Action Huntsville apart is our unique approach to service. We meet just twice a month, with a focus on hands-on, boots-on-the-ground projects that support our local community. We believe in balancing service with life's priorities—family and business come first—so our meetings are held in a relaxed setting and last only one hour.
"Our club is truly one-of-a-kind because we focus on making an immediate impact right here in Huntsville," says Jerret, Membership Chair of Rotary People of Action Huntsville. "We’ve designed a club that puts family and business first, while still offering opportunities to roll up our sleeves and make a difference. It’s all about service, but in a way that fits with the realities of everyday life."
If you're passionate about making a positive impact in Huntsville and looking for a flexible, action-oriented club, this is a perfect opportunity to meet fellow community members and Rotarians.
Join us on November 14th to see how Rotary People of Action Huntsville is working for our community, with our community.
Event Details:
Date: Thursday, November 14th, 2024
Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Location: Music on Main, 7 Main Street West, Huntsville, ON
Highlights: Meet fellow Rotarians, beverages, appetizers, and more!
For more information, please contact:
Jennifer Jerrett, Past President and Membership Chair, Rotary People of Action Huntsville
Email: jjerrettrotary@gmail.com
Phone: 705-788-4325
All are welcome to attend this special Fall Speaker Series.
Bring a friend, and come out to listen to one, or all, of the special guests as they speak on these very interesting topics.
The series will run on four Thursday evenings, beginning on Thursday, October 17th
The presentations will begin at 7:00 pm in Trinity United Church, 33 Main St. E, Huntsville.
Come at 6:30 for dessert prior to the event!
October 17th: Sheridan Rondeau, author of the book, Dear Tony – a memoir about Alzheimer’s disease and the challenges for the person with it and their family members. All done with a touch of humour!
October 24th: Lori Knowles, a local Muskoka author, will share her summer sell out novel called Summers with Miss Elizabeth. Knowles explores the intricacies of family generational dynamics while skillfully weaving in the destructive family skeletons that jump out of the ‘old money’ Muskoka cottage.
November 7th: Social worker, Bernadine Togertz, will be discussing the topic of estranged adult children. Why do they cut off ties and communication with their parents? And more importantly, how can we move conflict to connection again? What can be done to help repair these broken relationships?
November 14th: Dr. Pam McDermott: Do you have a plan for your future health and personal care? Join Pam McDermott as she shows us how we can take control of our health care journey through advance care planning.
All are welcome to attend this special Fall Speaker Series.
Bring a friend, and come out to listen to one, or all, of the special guests as they speak on these very interesting topics.
The series will run on four Thursday evenings, beginning on Thursday, October 17th
The presentations will begin at 7:00 pm in Trinity United Church, 33 Main St. E, Huntsville.
Come at 6:30 for dessert prior to the event!
October 17th: Sheridan Rondeau, author of the book, Dear Tony – a memoir about Alzheimer’s disease and the challenges for the person with it and their family members. All done with a touch of humour!
October 24th: Lori Knowles, a local Muskoka author, will share her summer sell out novel called Summers with Miss Elizabeth. Knowles explores the intricacies of family generational dynamics while skillfully weaving in the destructive family skeletons that jump out of the ‘old money’ Muskoka cottage.
November 7th: Social worker, Bernadine Togertz, will be discussing the topic of estranged adult children. Why do they cut off ties and communication with their parents? And more importantly, how can we move conflict to connection again? What can be done to help repair these broken relationships?
November 14th: Dr. Pam McDermott: Do you have a plan for your future health and personal care? Join Pam McDermott as she shows us how we can take control of our health care journey through advance care planning.
Donors are needed now to ensure hospitals remain stocked with life-essentials for patients throughout the fall & winter. Please book your appointment now at blood.ca, on the GiveBlood app or by calling 1-888-236-6283.
Group led by Troy Hunter, Paranormal Investigator.
Topics; re-incarnation, leprechauns, ghosts, witches, ESP, bigfoot, telepathy, astrology, angels and UFO's too!
Every third Monday, Members $2.00, non members $3.00.
Paranormal "Not scientifically explainable".
Join us for a discussion of the paranormal!
Every Tuesday, 7pm ON yourTV
Win up to $5500
Join us for a morning of cards at the Bracebridge Centre for Active Living every Wednesday.
Program Fee: $2.00 Membership is not required to participate!
Snack Bar is open Coffee/Tea/Water only $1.00
Newcomers welcome to learn to play, bring a friend , have some fun and a laugh or two!
Join the Bracebridge Royal Canadian Legion for Wednesday lunches at noon. You get a full meal for $15 including vegetables, dessert and tea or coffee.
If you'd like to reserve take-out for your lunch, call the Bracebridge Legion at 705-645-8500.
Square dance to a live band.
Newcomers & beginners welcome, no partner required and no special outfits.
Musicians playing acoustic instruments are welcome to play a tune or two with the band.
Callers welcome.
Admission $3.00 includes (Tea/Coffee)
Every Wednesday 7pm, yourTV
Holiday magic returns to Downtown Bracebridge with the annual Festival of Lights, brought to you by the Town of Bracebridge and the Downtown Bracebridge Business Improvement Area (BIA). Get into the festive spirit at an array of family-friendly events and activities.
Moonlight Shopping Party and Street Festival
Friday, November 22 from 6 to 9 p.m.
Stock up on holiday gifts and treats at this late-night shopping event and street festival. Sip on a hot chocolate while you stroll from shop to shop to enjoy the living holiday window displays, fireworks, children’s activities, and so much more. Don’t forget to bring a new, unwrapped toy for the Fill-a-Cruiser toy drive.
Visit the Bracebridge Legion on November 23rd for the Bracebridge Legion Ladies Auxiliary Christmas Tea & Bazaar. You can find many things to prepare you for the Christmas season including handmade crafts, homebaked goodies and much more including a penny table and items from Granny's Attic. There will also be a raffle and a light lunch and refreshments will be served. The event runs 11am - 2pm and is $8 per person.
This loving tribute to Gene Wilder celebrates his life and legacy as the comic genius behind an extraordinary string of film roles, from his first collaboration with Mel Brooks in The Producers and the enigmatic title role in the original Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, to his inspired on-screen partnership with Richard Pryor in movies like Silver Streak and more. The film features a bevy of touching and hilarious clips and outtakes, never-before-seen home movies, and narration from Wilder’s audiobook memoir, including interviews with brilliant friends and collaborators like Mel Brooks and Carol Kane. Remembering Gene Wilder shines a light on an essential performer, writer, director and all-around mensch.
Director: Ron Frank | USA | 2024 | 92 minutes
Featuring: Gene Wilder, Mel Brooks, Alan Alda, Carol Kane
Every Tuesday, 7pm ON yourTV
Win up to $5500
Join us for a morning of cards at the Bracebridge Centre for Active Living every Wednesday.
Program Fee: $2.00 Membership is not required to participate!
Snack Bar is open Coffee/Tea/Water only $1.00
Newcomers welcome to learn to play, bring a friend , have some fun and a laugh or two!
Join the Bracebridge Royal Canadian Legion for Wednesday lunches at noon. You get a full meal for $15 including vegetables, dessert and tea or coffee.
If you'd like to reserve take-out for your lunch, call the Bracebridge Legion at 705-645-8500.
Square dance to a live band.
Newcomers & beginners welcome, no partner required and no special outfits.
Musicians playing acoustic instruments are welcome to play a tune or two with the band.
Callers welcome.
Admission $3.00 includes (Tea/Coffee)
Every Wednesday 7pm, yourTV
Kick off the Holiday season with our Polar Express themed library wide event! There will be crafts and activities for people of all ages, a hot chocolate station, festive music, and a visual spectacle of illuminating 12 different trees throughout the library.
Every Tuesday, 7pm ON yourTV
Win up to $5500
Join us for a morning of cards at the Bracebridge Centre for Active Living every Wednesday.
Program Fee: $2.00 Membership is not required to participate!
Snack Bar is open Coffee/Tea/Water only $1.00
Newcomers welcome to learn to play, bring a friend , have some fun and a laugh or two!
Join the Bracebridge Royal Canadian Legion for Wednesday lunches at noon. You get a full meal for $15 including vegetables, dessert and tea or coffee.
If you'd like to reserve take-out for your lunch, call the Bracebridge Legion at 705-645-8500.
Square dance to a live band.
Newcomers & beginners welcome, no partner required and no special outfits.
Musicians playing acoustic instruments are welcome to play a tune or two with the band.
Callers welcome.
Admission $3.00 includes (Tea/Coffee)
Every Wednesday 7pm, yourTV
