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  • That Night in Muskoka

    The Kee to Bala

    That Night in Muskoka” Presented by Familyband Benefit ConcertsExperience the sounds of an Indigenous hand drum by Jordan Mowat, a blend of hip-hop and traditional powwow by DJ Shub and music inspired by The Tragically Hip from The Strictly Hip. All proceeds support The Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund.

  • Port Carling Mid Day Madness Sale

    Port Carling's got mid day madness with stores putting lots of great stuff on sale. Come hunt for bargains and enjoy music throughout Port Carling and other events to mark Mid Day Madness, 12-4pm

  • The Good Brothers

    Gull Lake Rotary Park, Gravenhurst Gull Lake Rotary Park, Gravenhurst

    Canada's Multi-Award Winning Country Vocal Group have gained worldwide audience, capturing 8 Juno Awards for Country Music Group of the Year and were inducted into the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame in 2004. (Learn more: The Good Brothers Website)

  • Opera Muskoka: Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutte

    Rene Caisse Theatre Rene Caisse Theatre, Bracebridge

    A performance of Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutte with English surtitles, along with an art exhibition.

  • The Time of My Life: Dinner Theater *4 Shows

    The Stone Church 1035 Bala Falls Rd, Bala, Ontario, Canada

    Dinner at 6:00 pm Show at 7:30 pm A family sits down for dinner at their favourite restaurant, little do they know it is the last time they will ever be exactly the same. As each couple leave the restaurant they come back into either the past, present or the future and we find out [...]

  • After Hours at the Museum

    Muskoka Lakes Musem Muskoka Lakes Musem, Port Carling

    Sean George, specialist in antique glass, talks All About Glass, and the museum’s collection Cost is $5 or $3 for members or students.

  • Opera Muskoka: Stars of Tomorrow

    Rene Caisse Theatre Rene Caisse Theatre, Bracebridge

    Young local singers and their accompanists join us again to celebrate their talent. “This is always a very popular event, giving audiences a chance to see performers who are just on the cusp of breaking through,” says Diane Adamson, chair of the OperaMuskoka Festival.