The Town of Bracebridge is celebrating it’s 150-year anniversary in 2025 and is calling on members of the community to submit their celebration ideas for consideration by Monday, February 26. Ideas will be reviewed by the Bracebridge 150 Committee to determine what can be incorporated into the overall event plan.
Nominations are now being accepted for the Town of Bracebridge’s Community Recognition Awards. Council’s Community Recognition Committee is excited to be launching the program again since it was paused in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Town of Bracebridge, in partnership with Muskoka Off Road Cycling Association (MORCA), are proposing improvements to a section of the South Monck/Covered Bridge Trail behind the Meadow Heights subdivision.
Residents and visitors are reminded to stay clear of stormwater management ponds at all times. They are not to be used for any recreational activities including skating, hockey, and sledding.
Today, the Town of Bracebridge announced the next round of community sponsors who are generously contributing to bringing the Muskoka Lumber Community Centre to life.
BRACEBRIDGE, ON (January 9, 2024) – New advertising opportunities are available at the Muskoka Lumber Community Centre. Businesses can now submit their interest to purchase advertising spots in the Muskoka Lumber Arena.
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