A beginner-intermediate level yoga program. Exercises will be performed both on a mat and on the floor. Each session will include a combination of exercises to improve alignment, flexibility, balance and strength. Please bring your own yoga mat and water.

NOTE: you must be able to kneel and get up and down from the floor in order to participate in this class.

**No class on October 9th**

Register at www.tbnplc.com

This is a beginner-level yoga program. Classes will begin with a short (optional) standing portion and then all remaining exercises will be performed seated in a chair. Each session will include a combination of exercises to improve circulation, balance, joint mobility and strength.

No class on October 9th**

Please register at www.tbnplc.com

Featuring the best of Muskoka talent in a comprehensive line up of performers, ranging from comedy to classical.

Headliners:

Suzanne Holmes Rutherford - Our Pianist

Muskoka River Duet

Joseph Lopresti - Sings Sinatra

Neil Hutchinson - Acoustic Canadiana

Shandrew - Folk Music

Honeyfray - Vocal Jazz

Twisted Sisters - Musical Comedy

Rand Simpson - Jazzy Piano

Matt Allen - Rock and Roll

Master of Ceremonies Dave Lawton

Tickets: $20.00 available at the Centre.

Come out for a fun evening of entertainment and support the Seniors Centre too!

An event to enrich lives, cultivate connections, and thrive as one community.

Huntsville will welcome the eagerly anticipated Muskoka Healthy Living Expo, scheduled for Thursday, October 19th, 2023, from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Active Living Centre at 20 Park Drive, Huntsville, ON. This event will unite adults of all ages, encouraging an environment of healthy living through community connections and invaluable resources.

The Healthy Living Expo was born from Muskoka Seniors’ understanding of the diverse needs of Huntsville’s residents. “We regularly receive calls from active adults, children or caregivers, and community partners looking for various services to meet many needs. It’s hard to keep up with who to call and where to go, and it can quickly become overwhelming. We want to create an opportunity for like-minded businesses and organizations to come together as one community to share what is available in your backyard,” says Jenn Pfrimmer, Executive Director of Muskoka Seniors.

Mountsberg Conservation Area’s Spooktacular Halloween promises a hauntingly good time for the whole family! Operating Friday to Sunday evenings October 6th to October 29th, 2023, the event transforms Mountsberg into a celebration of all things that go bump in the night, both natural and supernatural! There are no jump scares at this kid-friendly event. The Haunted Barn is full of fun ghosts, witches, and even a mad scientist’s lair! The spooky attractions spill out onto a lighted trail through the forest, from a kraken infested pirate ship to giant plants and animals in the Invasive Zone, new ghostly apparitions appear around every corner.    What makes this Halloween tradition truly unique is Mountsberg’s resident animal ambassadors and cozy outdoor vibe. Snakes, owls, and farm animals make special appearances and guests can snuggle up by a campfire with a hot apple cider or simply enjoy a night out under the stars in the crisp autumn air. Guests are encouraged to arrive in costume and take part in the park wide scavenger hunt to win delicious Halloween treats. Horse-drawn wagon rides with one of Mountsberg’s entertaining staff are available for an additional fee. Wagon ride tickets are limited, and a tractor may be used during inclement weather. Furry four-legged friends are also welcome; however, dogs must remain on leash and away from Mountsberg’s live animals.

Tickets are required for Mountsberg’s Spooktacular Halloween.

Visit conservationhalton.ca/spooktacularto purchase yours today!

For more information contact Conservation Halton at visitorservices@hrca.on.ca.

Presented by Nipissing District Branch, Ontario Ancestors, OGS

FROM PAPER TO DIGITAL & BACK

Tuesday, September 19, 2023

7:00 PM to 8:30 PM

Upper Mezzanine Meeting Room,

North Bay Public Library

Our speaker is Steve Commanda and he will be discussing how he started his journey, used a computer to sort his research and now, is back to paper with displays.

Register for the Zoom presentation at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0pdOiuqTorG9SiYq0A6lYkjICiaMqAd85F

before September 19th. 

All Are Welcome!