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Food | Feb 11

Butter tart lovers; start your ovens

HUNTSVILLE - Muskokans are serious about their butter tarts. Passionate debates ensue when the subject of the best of the best of the gooey pastries arises.

Food | Feb 10

Butter tart lovers; start your ovens and begin your baking

Butter tart lovers; start your ovens and begin your baking

HUNTSVILLE — Muskokans are serious about their butter tarts. Passionate debates ensue when the subject of the best of the best of the gooey pastries arises.

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Food | Jan 15

Preparing the haggis

Preparing the haggis

On Monday, volunteers spend the morning at the Charles W. Stockey Centre for the Performing Arts preparing traditional Scottish haggis for the Robbie Burns dinner there this weekend.

From left are, Win Rowney, Joan Moore, Jim Rowney, Mary Jane Zissoff and Jean Boyd.

The...

Food | May 28

Stars of the Song Project get ready to hit the stage

Huntsville High School  teacher Greg Sutherland knows what he is talking about when it comes to talent.

A member of the school’s music department, Sutherland worked as a record producer for the Universal label for about 25 years and is very impressed by  the six female vocalists...

Food | May 28

Huntsville School of Ballet students excel

Students at Huntsville School of Ballet have been extremely busy this past month and their efforts have produced marvelous results.

Over 40 children ages six to 16 attended the Orillia Opera House dance competition from April 23 to 26, garnering a multitude of awards in ballet, jazz...

Food | May 28

Dance academy has a terrific season

The Muskoka Dance Academy’s competitive dance team celebrated a successful competition season recently after attending four prestigious dance competitions in Woodbridge, Niagara Falls and two here in Huntsville.

Top awards at all competitions were given to musical theatre production The...

Food | May 21

Inspirational art teacher, Peter Camani, heading into retirement years

Inspirational art teacher, Peter Camani, heading into retirement years

A dragon chimney, screaming heads, an eccentric artist and so much more. To the students of Almaguin Highlands Secondary School (AHSS), Mr. Camani is the amazing — yet somewhat mysterious — art teacher at AHSS for just over three generations for students to enjoy. At the end of this school year...

Food | May 21

Wayne Rostad is On the Road Again

Popular personality brings tales, laughter and song to the Algonquin Theatre

It’s been said that Wayne Rostad is the kind of fellow who would be pleasant company on a long drive, a fishing trip, or for an afternoon of telling tales and downing beer in a local tavern.

It’s...

Food | May 21

It’ll be a De-Lovely night at Almaguin Choral Society cabaret

Fans of the Almaguin Choral Society’s annual cabaret are in for a treat — and a bit of a new format — this spring.

“This year the performance is called ‘It’s De-Lovely,’” says Sandy Clark, a member of the cabaret executive who’s been with the choir for about 15 years. “We pick a...

Food | May 21

Art students paint 20 murals for outdoor gallery

Four works will go to Muskoka Heritage Place; the rest will adorn the exterior walls at HHS

The Group of Seven Outdoor Gallery in Huntsville has just gotten much bigger thanks to the Grade 9 to 11 visual arts students at Huntsville High School.

Twenty murals depicting Tom...

Food | May 21

Exhibit features high school artists’ views

An exhibition of work done by Huntsville High School students is taking place at the Shutterbug Gallery from June 4 to 14.

Titled The Times They Are A Changin’, the exhibition features high school students sharing the views from their windows. Work was curated and is being hosted by...

Food | May 15

Mendelson Joe offers his take on politicians in new book

Mendelson Joe offers his take on politicians in new book

EMSDALE – The name says it all – Joe’s Politicians.

And the portraits inside don’t hide the opinions of their creator, the multidisciplinary artist and 63.7 (he’s likely 63.8 by now) year-old Emsdale resident, Mendelson Joe.

The one-time pop star turned indie musician and...

Food | May 14

Portraits, Figures and Other Things: a 10-year look at Arlie Hoffman’s work

Portraits, Figures and Other Things: a 10-year look at Arlie Hoffman’s work

CALLANDER – It’s a show a decade in the making.

North Bay-based artist Arlie Hoffman opened his new show, Portraits, Figures and Other Things, at the Alex Dufresne Gallery in the Callander Bay Heritage Museum on May 10.

The show features a wide collection of the retired...

Food | May 14

Knights musical a martial arts fantasy for the whole family

An original musical theatre work titled Knights is sure to be a thrilling and engaging experience for the whole family.

The show takes the Algonquin Theatre stage on May 23 and runs for three performances, showing at 8 p.m. on May 23 and 24 and 2 p.m. on May 25.

Knights is written...

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