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Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery |
Jan 1 to Dec 31
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Where else can you explore Group of Seven replications in an outdoor gallery under square miles of open skies? Only in Huntsville-visit 22 Group of Seven recreations as they hang on the walls of downtown Huntsville! Enjoy all the murals 365 days a year: it’s as easy as strolling down Main Street.
Contact: Downtown Huntsville BIA
Phone: (705) 789-1400
Email: huntsvillebia@bellnet.ca
Link: www.groupofsevenoutdoorgallery.ca
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Algonquin Theatre |
Perfomances throughout the year.
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| The Algonquin Theatre officially opened its doors on May 14, 2005 to a full house of Theatre supporters. Opening week was filled with excitement as a vision was being realized in Huntsville. The Algonquin Theatre is part of the Huntsville Civic Centre, in the heart of downtown Huntsville.
The Algonquin theatre has been host to a wide variety of plays, musical performances, meetings, videos, presentation and school groups. The theatre has offered outstanding performances from comedians to orchestras, from elementary school plays to musicians of international acclaim.
As you stroll along the Historic streets of downtown Huntsville you will have the opportunity to view the breathtaking bronze statue of Tom Thomson, created by local sculptor Brenda Wainman-Goulet. This is a piece of history incorporated within the Civic Square illustrating the Town’s motto “touch the past, embrace the future”.
The space is for the many, not the few and the theatre strives to be the venue of choice for area events, attractions and meetings.
Contact: Algonquin Theatre
Phone: Box Office (705) 789-4975, Toll-free 1-888-696-4255 ext 2352
Email: algonquintheatre@huntsville.ca
Link: http://algonquintheatre.ca
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Muskoka Heritage Place |
May 16 to Oct 10, 2009.
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| Welcome – Touch the past in Huntsville, Ontario Canada at Muskoka Heritage Place, the home of the Muskoka Museum, Muskoka Pioneer village.
Visitors to Muskoka Heritage Place enter through a turn-of-the-20th century Muskoka museum to a 90 acre outdoor site encompassing Cann Lake and nature trails. Life in the late 1800’s is historically recreated with genuine settlement dwellings from the Huntsville area. Costumed narrators demonstrated pioneer life.
Village is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Contact: Muskoka Heritage Place
Phone: (705) 789-7576
Email: village@muskokaheritageplace.org
Link: http://muskokaheritageplace.org
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Summer Sidewalk Adventure |
Aug 15 2009, 9am to 5pm. |
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The kids will love the activities; everyone will love the live music and entertainers. The shops will be bursting onto the street and adventures happen on every street corner during this day event.
Contact: Downtown Huntsville BIA
Phone: (705) 789-1400
Email:huntsvillebia@bellnet.ca
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Shades of Autumn Antique, Classic and Custom Car Show |
Sep 19th, 2009, 9am to 5pm
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If four wheels are your passion, the 7th annual car show is an adventure that will accelerate your heart rate. 300 auto exhibits up and down the main drag, trophies & draw prizes – this is one auto competition that you can take in on two feet.
First come, first serve, car registration on Main Street beginning at 7 am.
Contact: Downtown Huntsville BIA
Phone: (705) 789-1400
Email: huntsvillebia@bellnet.ca
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Girlfriend’s Gateway Weekend |
NEWE DATES - Nov 13 -15, 2009
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Get your girlfriends together and treat yourself to a weekend of fun, shopping, pampering and culinary delights. Downtown Huntsville is putting out all the shops to welcome your!
Girlfriends only getaway passport for the grand prize draw. Shop til you drop. Giveaways. An abundance of shopping discounts. Get your Christmas shopping done all in one weekend. Time to hang out at the pubs. Demonstrations galore and fun actvitiy sessions.
For more information email: huntsvillebia@bellnet.ca.
Contact: Downtown Huntsville BIA
Phone: 705-789-1400
Email: huntsvillebia@bellnet.ca
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Algonquin Park & Arrowhead Park |
Jan 1 - Dec 31
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Okay - this one’s a given. You can hike, paddle, pedal, cross-country ski or showshoe, howl with wolves and generally take in one of Canada’s great treasures all the year round. This is where Mother Nature does some of her best work daily!
Link: http://algonquinpark.on.ca/ontarioparks.com/english/arro.html
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Huntsville Festival of the Arts |
Summer 2009, as well as other perfomances throught the year. |
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Live music, art, indoors and out – the Algonquin Theatre swings and Main Street is hopping during this annual event. Plus enjoy other special Fstival of the Arts performances throughout the year.
Visit: www.huntsvillefestival.on.ca for details.
Contact: Rob Saunders
Phone: 1-800-663-ARTS (2728) 705-788-2787
Email: info@huntsvillefestival.on.ca
Link: http://huntsvillefestival.on.ca
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Hidden Valley Highlands Ski Areas |
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The Facts
AVERAGE SNOWFALL: 343 cm (125 inches)
SEASON: December-March
LIFTS: 3 Quad Chairs, 1 Handle Tow
SNOWMAKING: 90%
UPHILL CAPACITY: 6500 persons per Hour.
LONGEST RUN: 580 Meteres (1902 Feet)
VERTICAL: 100 Meters (333 Feet)
NIGHT SKIING: Yes
SKI-ABLE ACRES: 35 acres (14 Hectares)
SUMMIT ELEVATION: 389 Meters (1276 Feet)
BASE ELEVATION: 289 Meters (949 Feet)
See www.skihiddenvalley.on.ca for more details.
Contact: Hidden Valley Highlands
Phone: (705) 789-1773 or 1-800-398-9555
Email: info@skihiddenvalley.on.ca
Link: www.skihiddenvalley.on.ca |
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