(Huntsville, ON) - Fall is almost here, and with it comes the launch of an exciting new lineup of sport, recreation, and creative programs from the Town of Huntsville and the Huntsville Public Library! 
 
This season, there are plenty of opportunities for residents to stay active, stay connected, learn new skills, and get creative. The activities and programs highlighted here are just a sample of what’s available, and we encourage you to explore the full lineup of programming, dates, and schedules on our website. 
 
Recreation and Aquatics Program Highlights 
 
The Town of Huntsville has something for everyone, no matter your age, ability or interest.  

Adult Programming 

This fall’s adult programming includes a wide array of art, culture and fitness classes. We’re bringing back your favourites and have added some new and unique experiences including: 

Look for our new Fitness Class Rating System on our schedule to help you reach your personal fitness goals.  

For those with a creative side, we offer adult art and music classes including ukelele, sketching, watercolour painting and more!   

Our 55+ Active Living Centre is also full of drop-in activities including euchre, shuffleboard, billiards, table tennis, woodworking and so much more! New this year is Painting Drop-in on Wednesday afternoons, open to all skill levels.  
 
As a bonus to our regular drop-in programs, our annual Healthy Active Living Expo, presented in partnership with Muskoka Seniors, will take place on November 5, and our Thanksgiving Lunch on October 9.  
 
Explore our adult programs and Active Living Centre activities at huntsville.ca. 

Youth Programming 

We have a variety of great programming to keep your teen, tween or child engaged this fall including: 

To learn more about our youth programs, visit huntsville.ca. 
 
Aquatic Programming 
 
The Junior Lifeguard Club, designed for swimmers aged 8 to 15, is just one of many activities happening at Centennial Pool this fall. We offer a wide variety of swimming lessons and leadership courses for adults and youth to suit different goals and skill levels including: 

Learn more about our aquatic programs at huntsville.ca.  

Public Skating 

It’s the perfect time of year to get your skates sharpened and drop by the arena to join any of our public programming including: 

Fall schedules for skating and shinny hockey are available at huntsville.ca  

Cultural Program Highlights 

Take in Huntsville’s vibrant arts scene this fall with seasonal exhibits at the Canada Summit Centre and the Algonquin Theatre’s Partners Hall.  

Beginning October 7, the Canada Summit Centre will showcase works by the Muskoka North Studio Tour Group in its Art Atrium, following a successful summer exhibit of artwork created by Town staff and the 55+ Active Living Centre’s Woodworking Club.  

Partners Hall continues its rotating gallery program featuring local artists and exhibitions: 

The Algonquin Theatre also has an exciting fall lineup with outstanding performances for all ages and interests. Highlights include: 

Discover the full season of entertainment at algonquintheatre.ca.  
 
Muskoka Heritage Place is alive with plenty of opportunities this fall to enjoy the changing colours by foot or train! In particular, we have added more train rides for people to immerse themselves in the beautiful landscape this season has to offer. Be sure to purchase your tickets in advance at muskokaheritageplace.ca so you don’t miss out!  

This year we have also added Historical Walking Tours of Muskoka Pioneer Village and municipal cemeteries, where stories of the people and events that shaped our town will be brought to life! Cemetery Tales run September 10 and 17 and October 1, 15 and 29 at various cemeteries across the township. Our evening walking tours run September 3 and 24 and October 8 and 22. Both are by donation.  

The Fall Art Walk returns to Muskoka Heritage Place on September 20. Muskoka talent is showcased against the picturesque backdrop of the pioneer village. Free admission to attendees!