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Festivals near Spring Bay ON (66 Result(s))
The Celtic Roots Festival: Lions' Harbour Park, 168 West St Goderich On N7A 2K9.The Celtic College And Kids Day Camp: Goderich District Collegiate Institute, 260 South St, Goderich, N7A 3M3.Goderich Is Located On The Shores Of Lake Huron, On Hwy #8 And Hwy #21. It Is Approximately A 1 Hour Drive North From London And 2.5 Hours Drive West From Toronto. Finding Your Way To Goderich Is Time Well Spent. The Surrounding Area Is Inexpensive To Travel Within And There Are Many Unique Communities Who Will Welcome Travellers With Open Arms.
The Blyth Centre for the Arts, including the Blyth Festival, was founded in 1975 to produce professional repertory theatre that reflects the culture and concerns of the people of southwestern Ontario and beyond.
The Blyth Centre for the Arts, including the Blyth Festival, was founded in 1975 to produce professional repertory theatre that reflects the culture and concerns of the people of southwestern Ontario and beyond.
Founded in 1993 by Toronto residents Attila Glatz and Susan Alberghini in conjunction with local residents, Jim and Jane Alexander, the Huntsville Festival of the Arts has become one of Canada's most significant and highly acclaimed arts festivals. Based in Huntsville, Ontario, the Festival's roots were initially strongly classical and centered around a resident professional symphony orchestra under the baton of Kerry Stratton. Today the Festival covers a broad spectrum of classical and contemporary music events, as well as dance, theatre, literature, children's cultural activities and public celebrations. Muskoka's resort and cottage country offers a variety of unique venues for the Festival's events. Starting in 2005 Huntsville's new Algonquin Theatre became principle venue. In addition, several Huntsville locations are used including Trinity United Church, Muskoka Heritage Place, Deerhurst Resort Pavilion and the Town Centre's outdoor gazebos and waterfront.The Festival fosters a sense of ownership in the community and is considered an integral summer event in the area.
Surrounded by rural countryside, a visit to the Drayton Festival Theatre offers a pleasant drive along quiet roads where common sights include farm-gate signs and roadside stands that will tempt you to stop and make an impromptu purchase of fresh produce, flowers and maple syrup. Occasionally you'll pass an Old Order Mennonite horse-drawn buggy that so eloquently reminds us of life's simple pleasures.
The Drayton Festival Theatre is located in a historic 1902 Opera House that contains 375 seats and boasts marvellous acoustics with a main floor and balcony. This celebrated building once served as the Town Hall and housed the Fire Department, Library, Jail, and Council Chambers. With such a varied past, this completely modernized facility is a must-see!
Mariposa Folk Foundation is a member-based, registered charitable arts organization.Our MissionThe promotion and preservation of folk art in Canada through song, story, dance and craft.Our Proud AffiliationsMariposa Folk Foundation is a proud member the Ontario Council of Folk Festivals, the Archives Association of Ontario, and the Orillia and District Arts Council.
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