Tickets are $30 plus tax & fees for a group of 4. Tickets are $45 plus tax & fees for a group of 6. Limited seats available per night. Tickets includes trivia per person One 10 oz drink per person per team included in ticket (up to 4 people or 6 people depending on ticket purchase) This is a 19+ event. Come early and join us for a drink! Doors open at 5:00pm; Trivia starts at 6:00pm.
Find out more »Come join us as we read a story and then make a craft, all are welcome! No registration is required.
Find out more »Flow in the snow for a good cause! Enjoy a 60 min outdoor vinyasa yoga practice led by Rosanna Shillolo. This event is suitable for all levels and participation is by cash donation. All proceeds directly benefit The Sharing Place Food Centre. Aprés available on site at FARE restaurant. Dress warmly and wear whatever you would to play in the snow. Mats not required.
Find out more »Experience the sights and sounds that snowshoeing along our moonlit trails provides! After learning about the Marsh at night through hoots, chatter, coos, yips and howls relax by the fire and enjoy a roasted snack and a warm drink. Space is very limited as we like to keep group sizes small to ensure the best possibility for wildlife encounters! ~ Where: Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre ~ When: January 20, 21, 27, 28 + February 3, 4, 2023 5:30pm-7:30pm ~ How…
Find out more »Mariposa in Concert’s wildly popular ‘An Evening of Blues & Gospel’ Show returns Feb. 4, 2023 with another incredible lineup of all-star vocalists and musicians assembled, arranged and directed by Orillia’s own JUNO award winning producer, Lance Anderson. This is our 11th annual Blues & Gospel Show and people enthuse that it comes as such a mid-winter relief to be lifted up by this inspiring music. One Price $35 BUY TICKETS
Find out more »Head down to the Taproom where the tunes keep coming ALL month long! February 2023 Line-Up Feb 3 - Jack & Dan Feb 4 - Cassie Dasilva Feb 5 - Liz Anderson Feb 10 - Madison Mueller Feb 11 - Sammy Johnston Feb 12 - Jazz in the Afternoon with Will Davis & Chris Robinson Feb 17 - Jakob Pearce with Dave Hewitt Feb 18 - Run With the Kittens Feb 23 - Jake Hammond Feb 25 - Julien Kelland…
Find out more »Amanta Scott is both a multidisciplinary artist and musician whose artistic practice encompasses interactive sculpture installation, painting, storytelling, music, performance and video. She has exhibited and performed in art galleries, museums, theatres, concert venues and festivals throughout Asia and North America including: National Gallery of Canada; Royal Ontario Museum; Singapore International Arts Festival; Edmonton Art Gallery; Art Gallery of Algoma and Art Gallery of Ontario. Her work is in collections across North America and Asia.
Find out more »Burner Herzog statement: “Near our home is an abandoned sawdust burner, the last one we have been told still standing in Ontario. This abandoned burner is a ‘vestigial’ implement that the logging industry would have used regularly to incinerate the sawdust made from processing cut trees. We’ve often worked toward illuminating the idea that industry and landscape are interlinked. These abandoned industrial structures have long been a major subject matter of our art making. We believe the natural world is…
Find out more »Orillia of the 1870s was a place of great potential: a place where a person who was willing to work hard could make a name for themselves. Andrew Tait was one person who did just that, and is likely to have been Orillia’s first millionaire as a result. In “Great Tait: The True Story of Orillia’s First Millionaire”, we examine the life of this self-made businessman and the legacy he left behind. Learn more.
Find out more »This is an exhibit about acknowledging change from one state to another, specifically in reference to our gardens. Chris revels in the colour and life found in these gardens, as they grow and change through the seasons. Her photographs allude to the garden, it’s marvels reinterpreted into magical images, themselves full of joy and movement. David has focused more on the decay that happens in every garden. His assemblages are constructed with objects left behind, each with their own attached memories. Yet…
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